President of the United States, Donald Trump, stated that all documents consisting of 80 thousand pages related to the former President John F. Kennedy assassination will be released tomorrow. Trump visited the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington D.C. where he addressed the press, announcing the release of all documents regarding the Kennedy assassination. He emphasized the anticipation surrounding the disclosure, stating, “People have been waiting for this for decades.” Trump highlighted the substantial amount of documents available, ensuring that no censorship will take place. He affirmed, “I just said, don’t censor. You can’t censor. We will publish the JFK files.” Sharing the information that approximately 80 thousand pages of documents will be released, Trump encouraged journalists to make their own assessments. Trump had signed an executive order on January 23, specifying the release of secret files related to the former President Kennedy’s assassination, as well as his brother Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King’s assassinations.