Jasmine Crockett Questions Oliver Stone on JFK Conspiracy Theories vs. Current Security Breaches

The JFK Assassination and its Legacy

• 📌 Representing the 30th congressional district of Texas, Congresswoman Crockett highlights the tragic events of November 22nd, 1963, when President Kennedy was assassinated.
• 🏥 She notes the efforts of physicians at UT Southwestern Medical Center who worked to save President Kennedy's life.
• 🏛️ The district became a temporary seat of government and the center of world attention during the aftermath.

Government Accountability and Classified Information

• 🔍 While valuing government accountability, Crockett points out that most previously classified JFK assassination files show no evidence of a CIA conspiracy.
• ⚠️ She contrasts this with the CIA director allegedly lying to Congress just six days prior.
• 📱 Crockett criticizes Republicans for focusing on alleged CIA deceptions from 60 years ago instead of current issues, such as Trump officials discussing classified military plans over an unsecure signal group chat.
• ⚖️ She defines classified information according to federal law and Executive Order 13526, emphasizing its protection for National Security reasons.

Legal Ramifications and Record Keeping

• 🚫 It is illegal under federal law to destroy classified documents and information.
• 📉 Crockett questions whether it would be possible to report on events like the JFK assassination if records were deleted, drawing a parallel to the Trump administration's alleged actions.
• 🗣️ Mr. Morley acknowledges that people pointed out inconsistencies from day one, even before an official record existed, and that it would be difficult to produce a film without a legitimate record.