Trump reveals who he believes that JFK was killed after the publication of the attack of the attack.

President Donald Trump said that he “always” agreed with the official conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald killed former President John F. Kennedy, but indicated that the infamous assassin may have had help.

While one works on board Air over the weekend, Trump exposed himself with Clay Travis OutkickA conservative website of the “New Media” of the administration to discuss a broad width of topics, including the president’s conclusion about Kennedy’s murder.

When asked if he believed that Oswald was the one who killed Kennedy – a conclusion that some conspiracy theorists killed – Trump replied: “I do it.”

“I do that and I always felt that,” said the president.

However, Trump asked the door for other theories and asked: “Of course he helped?”

Some people believe that Oswald has received support from the US government, the Mafia, the CIA, the Cuban government, the KBG or other powerful companies. So far, all evidence has shown that Oswald acted alone.

The interview question arose because Trump proved his government to publish the remaining 80,000 documents as part of the government’s investigation against Kennedy’s murder by the government. These documents were held back to the public because of their sensitive nature, but Trump ordered his government to leave them all free without editorial offices.

Ultimately, the documents did not reveal any groundbreaking new information about Kennedy’s attack. However, it contained social security from several people.

“I think the papers turned out to be somewhat unspectacular and maybe that’s a good thing,” said Trump to Travis.

The Kennedy attacks are only part of Trump’s efforts to publish and publish information about the fall and events of public interest.

The President signed an executive regulation that cited his administration in connection with Jeffrey Epstein’s federal investigation, the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the murder of Robert F. Kennedy, the attacks of September 11th and more.