This is huge. Okay. I cannot underscore what a massive, massive deal this is that we are finally getting the transparency that we deserve. What, 62 years later. Ladies and gentlemen, I know the mainstream media wants you to think that there's nothing to see here in New York Times, kind of suggesting that this is a nothing burger, this is not a nothing burger, and how dare

they say that, considering they're going to make their way through some 60,000 plus pages that

have already been released, plus there's an additional 20-some-odd thousand pages coming today. Heck,

you know, they're actually going to have to do a little reading for a change. Imagine that. Journalists not being spoon-fed, their talking

points, they're actually going to have to do their jobs. And that's exactly what we've been doing

here on the Trish Regan Show. And we have one page out of thousands right now that we really, I feel you need to pay

attention to. So we're going to get to all that on this extremely important day. Welcome to

the program. It is good to have you here. Yes, the JFK files have been released. The media is

trying to say, nothing there, nothing there, you know, you don't need to pay attention

to this. It's just a nothing burger. I was looking at the headlines coming in the New York Times last

night and they were sort of saying the same kind of thing. And it's like, guys, how can you say

that you haven't read through all of it? It is going to take time. At 7 p.m. last night, we got 32,000 pages, 10.30 p.m. There was another drop of 31,400

pages. And what are we getting today? More. More. More. And Donald Trump has promised they're not

going to overanalyze this. They're not actually going to spoon-feed the talking points to the

reporters. People are actually going to have to do their job, but they can because, you know what, every citizen in the world right now has access to this

stuff. Think about that. Think about how amazing this is. They're all in the national archives. He

promised this what happened in deed. I've heard about them.

Was there an interesting? It's going to be very interesting.

Was there an executive summary and supplied to you as the president?

No, I'm not doing summaries.

You'll write your own summaries.

It's many pages.

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