Top Trump ally Roger Stone recently spoke with leading America First journalist Jack Posobiec. Stone had some very big things to say about the JFK assassination and left Posobiec speechless.

Specifically, Stone commented on Biden’s recent declassification of over 1,100 documents from and about the 1963 murder of JFK in Dallas.

The Biden administration declassified 1,103 documents on June 27, but many more JFK documents remain. Why not declassify them all? Stone says he asked Trump the same thing in 2017.

The date of automatic declassification was coming up on thousands of documents surrounding the JFK assassination. Stone asked Trump why they weren’t all going to be made public.

Trump said “they” didn’t want him to declassify everything, which Stone says appeared to be a reference to the US IC (intelligence community).

Trump ended up releasing about four-fifths of all the JFK documents, but left out the remaining 20%.

Biden has now released some of that 20%, but nothing very groundbreaking. What about all those other documents that the government seems so determined to keep quiet? What’s in them?

Because he was close to Trump and already asked about the JFK declassification, Stone followed up with Trump when many of the docs were declassified.

He asked Trump why he hadn’t made the rest of them public. Trump just said that what’s in those documents is “so horrible” that nobody would “believe it.”

For one thing, we do know that accused JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald was an informant for the FBI. He had been trained by the CIA in North Carolina, which is where he learned the Russian language.

We also now know that Lyndon B. Johnson, who was sworn in after the killing of JFK, was formerly in the KKK and asked for no additional investigation into the Kennedy assassination.