The CIA counterintelligence chief James Angleton was not merely incompetent but was actively running a secret operation involving Lee Harvey Oswald.

“Was Angleton just atrociously incompetent or was he actually running an operation involving Oswald? I think it's the latter.”

She believes the US government, specifically a faction within the CIA, was implicated in the assassination of President Kennedy.

“and that's because, in my opinion, the US government was implicated in the assassination of Kennedy. We have witness testimony that proves Kennedy was shot from both the front and behind, meaning that there were multiple shooters.”

The death of Gary Underhill should be investigated because he may have been killed for his knowledge of a clique within the CIA behind the assassination.

“the fact that somebody who made a career in army intelligence and was very close with people in the CIA at senior levels was so distraught about what he thought he knew that he either committed suicide by shooting himself behind the right ear, which I the left ear rather, which is extraordinarily di”

Lee Harvey Oswald was a CIA operative who was framed and did not shoot the bullet that killed Kennedy.

“he told me that they were closing in on him because it'd be easy to you see to frame him”

Candace Owens argues that multiple parties, including the US government, were involved in the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

“The more [snorts] important question is not oh, who did it? We have to first acknowledge it that more than one person did it. Once we acknowledge that more than one person did it, then we can expose our government to have lied to us about the JFK assassination”

The release of the JFK files is ultimately inconclusive and does not provide enough evidence to reach a consensus on who was responsible for the assassination.

“There's no conclusive information like you were saying. There's if you want to blame the Jews, there's enough to blame the Jews. If you want to blame the CIA, there's enough to blame the CIA. If you want to blame the president of Mexico, I thought he was in there for some reason as well.”

Philip DeFranco suggests that the recent release of JFK assassination files is unlikely to yield significant new revelations that challenge established historical knowledge.

“Because if there were, I mean, they probably wouldn't release them in fact, some experts say that at least some of what we'll see will probably be full versions of documents that were previously available, but just with less redactions that add a name or two to the record.”

The recent release of JFK assassination files is unlikely to provide the bombshell evidence conspiracy theorists desire.

“I don't imagine that this is going to satisfy the people that are you know the the second shooter people or the the conspiracy people that think that it was uh CIA that did the the assassination or whatever this clearly if I understand correctly so far obviously I haven't had time to go through it m”