“I did partially open,” Trump said to Rogan. I believe I’ve opened fifty percent, but I was requested not to, and I felt it was a fair request. “But now I’m going to do it I’m going to do it very soon there’s a lot of interest in it.”
Trump said that when it comes to publishing confidential records, “you tend not to do it” since the case materials include individuals who are still living.
It fulfills a pledge he made to JFK’s nephew, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a presidential contender known as RFK Jr. Senator Bobby Kennedy, the father of RFK Jr., was also slain in 1968 during the first part of the presidential campaign.
Trump made a public pledge to make thousands of records connected to his uncle’s death public after RFK Jr.
Suspended his campaign and endorsed him, a move that prompted the Kennedy family to write a statement opposing the decision.
In addition, Trump mentioned the release of further government data as well as alien life and unidentified flying objects (UFOs).
