assassination, specifically people are interested in his visit to mexico city where he met with a soviet kgb officer, and interesting details about his personality, the fact he was a very isolated figure, a very alienating man from the world, his wife is quoted as saying he would not be happy anywhere, only on the moon, perhaps, but i m afraid all these pieces of information are largely already known, there are no earthshattering revelations for anyone interested in finding something which would change their view entirely, in fact there is most importantly no concrete suggestion anyone else was involved, the conclusion lee harvey oswald acted alone still remains. . ,. . lamar waldron is an investigative historian, and author of the hidden history of thejfk assassination . he joins us now from atlanta. thank you forjoining us on bbc
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identifiable harm to national security. and in postponing such records the government was supposed to explain what that harm was and how it outweighed the strong public interest in further postponement. president trump postponed twice, for six months and then 3.5 years, now president biden did the same thing. but in each of those postponements they did not do the record by record explanation. they did just a vast sweeping postponement. so it s become evident that the executive branch is either unable or unwilling to comply with the law. with the law. the national archives with the law. the national archives and with the law. the national archives and records - archives and records administration says there are over 5 million pages relating to the jfk assassination over 5 million pages relating to thejfk assassination and that the majority of them have already been released. so what questions do you still have? well, you know, we have learned so far how much the cia and the fbi and