JFK's grandson speaks out after Trump makes executive order to release classified assassination files

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JFK's grandson speaks out after Trump makes executive order to release classified assassination files

Published 07:29 24 Jan 2025 GMT

Jack Schlossberg has hit back at President Donald Trump for releasing his grandfather's assassination files

President Donald Trump has taken no time at all in settling back into the Oval Office.

Since Monday (January 20), the 78-year-old has signed dozens of executive orders, including one to say that the government will only recognize two genders - a scathing attack on the LGBTQ+ community, and another ending diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.

Now, the Republican has signed an order to release classified files on the assassination of JFK - something which his family is not too pleased with, with the 35th president's grandson has taken a swipe at Trump for doing so.

Taking to Twitter, Jack Schlossberg wrote: "JFK conspiracy theories — The truth is alot sadder than the myth — a tragedy that didn’t need to happen. Not part of an inevitable grand scheme.

"Declassification is using JFK as a political prop, when he’s not here to punch back. There’s nothing heroic about it."

He received a barrage of abuse online for wanting to keep the files out of the public's eye.

One user commented: "Have you reviewed the files? Have you read the documents? What puts you in position to know what is being declassified and released, if anything?"

JFK's grandson Jack Schlossberg hit out at the Trump administration for releasing his grandfather's assassination files (Disney/Randy Holmes)

JFK's grandson Jack Schlossberg hit out at the Trump administration for releasing his grandfather's assassination files (Disney/Randy Holmes)

To which Schlossberg replied: "I know everything d***."

While another suggested that the 32-year-old New Yorker hadn't seen the files. They wrote: "Iimagine not wanting to know how your grandfather died... how weird."

"We already know d***," he replied.

The final tweet that he commented on read: "JFK would absolutely be ashamed of what his kin have become."

Schlossberg said: "Kevin Mitchell [author of the tweet he was commenting on] and many others — I’d love to speak to JFK from beyond the grave just let me know how best to reach him and then I’ll start behaving with some class per his instructions in the meantime there is traffic I’m gonna go play in it come you first."

More to follow.

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Topics: Politics, Donald Trump, LGBTQ

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