Roger Stone on AI, National Security Leaks, and JFK Assassination Records

Concerns Over AI and Misinformation

• 💡 Roger Stone describes AI-generated audio as "petrifying" and a technology that can create "seamlessly believable" content, even if the person depicted never said it.
• ⚠️ He believes this technology will worsen politics, especially for voters already struggling to discern truth amidst vast amounts of online and media information.

National Security Lapses and Secure Communication

• 🎯 Stone addresses the Atlantic story involving a reporter being placed on a Signal thread, calling it a national security lapse.
• 🔒 He emphasizes that secure conversations shouldn't happen on any app, as all communications can potentially be accessed.
• 📌 While not criticizing his party directly, he suggests that a more secure communication channel should have been used in such instances.

JFK Assassination Records and Bureaucratic Withholding

• 🔍 Stone expresses skepticism about the completeness of the JFK assassination records released, suggesting a "willful effort by some in the bureaucracy to continue to withhold key documents."
• 🧩 He points to the House Select Committee on Assassinations' finding of organized crime involvement and the absence of Carlos Marcello's confession in the released documents.
• ⚠️ Stone questions the official narrative that Lee Harvey Oswald was the sole shooter, citing the lack of nitrates from paraffin tests and Parkland doctors' accounts of wounds consistent with shots from the front and back, which they allegedly were threatened by the FBI not to discuss.
• 🗣️ He highlights the missing conversations between Director J. Edgar Hoover and President Lyndon B. Johnson, as well as the Nix film, as crucial documents that could shed light on potential multiple shooters.