CIA allegedly took JFK and MK Ultra documents from Tulsi Gabbard's office
The CIA reportedly removed documents from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard's office that were being prepared for public release, raising fresh questions about agency overreach.
- A CIA whistleblower says the agency took 40 boxes of JFK and MK Ultra files from the ODNI that were being processed for declassification.
- Trump had ordered the full release of JFK, RFK, MLK, and MK Ultra documents, and Gabbard's office was reviewing them.
- Rep. Anna Paulina Luna first called it a raid, then walked that back, but says the documents were in fact taken.
- ODNI's press secretary denied a raid happened but did not deny that documents were removed.
- The House Oversight Committee has sent a preservation of documents request to the CIA.
Outlook: Congress is demanding answers, but the CIA has not explained why it pulled the files, and the declassification timeline is now in doubt.