First batch of RFK files released, Gabbard announces

The Director of National Intelligence (DNI) announced the release of the first group of Assassination Robert F. Kennedy on Friday after annoying the news earlier this month.

“After nearly 60 years of the assassination of senator Robert Kennedy, for the first time, the American people will have the opportunity to review federal government investigations thanks to President Trump’s leadership,” Gabbard said in a statement. “My team supervises that the president has entrusted us to lead the formulation efforts and highlight the light for a long time.

The Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services (HHS) said Robert F. Kennedy Junior at the same statement that the launch of the files was “a necessary step towards restoring confidence in the US government.”

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“I praise President Trump for his courage and commitment to transparency. I am also grateful for my trial for her dilapidated efforts to clarify these documents and frankly.”

Likewise, the reaction of White House Secretary Caroline Levitt to the issuance of files at X on Friday morning, and wrote, “RFK files were released. Promises were submitted.

During the emergence of Friday morning on “Fox and Friends”, Gabbard said 10,000 pages – none of them were numbered or publicly displayed. Gabbard said that the files included documents regarding the government’s investigation into the assassination and “questions and theories” as the investigation, as well as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Insight talks.

“The importance of this is huge,” Gabbard said. “Nearly 60 years have passed since the assassination of Senator Kennedy. It is clear that we don’t stop here.”

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“Only the last day, we discovered more than 50,000 additional pages about the assassination of Senator Kennedy,” Gabbard also said, saying it “has more than 100 people in the national archives” through documents in anticipation of the second statement.

A White House spokesman told Fox News Digital: “In the name of the maximum transparency, President Trump released more than 10,000 pages of RFK files with more in the future. There was never a more transparent president in our country’s history than President Donald J. Trump.

Gabbard had previously mentioned the decrease in April 10 during the White House cabinet meeting, saying at the time that more than 100 people were “working around the clock” examining the papers related to Martin Luther King Junior, RFK and subsequent investigations.

The Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services, Robert F. Kennedy Junior at the same statement that the launch of the files was “a necessary step towards restoring confidence in the US government.” (Jon Cherry/Getty Images)

“This was sitting in decades storage boxes,” Gabbard told President Donald Trump. Kennedy was also present during the meeting.

“They have not been examined or seen before. We will have those who are preparing to release here during the next few days,” Gabbard said.

The version of RFK files is the result of Trump’s executive order, which was released shortly after the start of his second term. It is specifically seeking to raise the level of files about the assassinations of former President John F. Kennedy, his brother Robert and the Civil Right icon.

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Trump had previously promised to classify the documents while he was in the campaign trail, saying at that time, “When I return to White HouseI will manufacture all documents related to JFK. It has been 60 years, it is time for the American people to find out the truth. “

According to the request, the Director of National Intelligence and other officials was expected to present the proposed release plans for RFK and MLK files on March 9.

The version of RFK files is the result of Trump’s executive order, which was released shortly after the start of his second term. (AP Photo/Laurence Harris, File)

DNI and the prosecutor previously were given a final date on February 7 to make their release plans for JFK files.

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Louis Cassiano of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.