Every US secret Donald Trump vowed to declassify including Epstein’s ‘little black book’
One of Donald Trump’s promises while on the campaign trail was to declassify secret documents relating to secrets kept by the US.
From the assassination of JFK to Jeffrey Epstein’s “little black book”, the new president must now get to work making these reports public.
The Republican also hired Anna Paulina Luna, congresswoman for Florida, to lead the declassification task force after she called for “transparency” in federal government.
The most recent historic event Mr Trump wants to look into is the origins of COVID-19, after spreading a theory that it came from a lab in China.
Another major world event that’s been the topic of discussion for conspiracy theorists for over 20 years is 9/11.
Despite all the wild assertions being rejected by independent reviews, Mr Trump is going to release information on what the US Government knows about the attacks.
The assassination of JFK has fascinated history buffs and conspiracy theorists alike since 1963.
The FBI ruled that US Marine veteran Lee Harvey Oswald was the gunman, though questions remain after Oswald – who said he was framed – was murdered on live TV by nighclub owner Jack Ruby before he went to trial.
Now, Mr Trump could declassify all the JFK files after promising to do so before being elected. He told podcaster Joe Rogan: “I did partially open [the file
