Tulsi Gabbard and CIA clash over JFK and MK Ultra documents
The CIA took documents from the Director of National Intelligence office that were being prepared for release to the public, raising suspicion about what the agency is hiding.
- A CIA whistleblower says the agency removed 40 boxes of JFK and MK Ultra files from Tulsi Gabbard's office.
- Trump had ordered these documents declassified, and Gabbard's office was reviewing them before release.
- Republican Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna first called it a raid, then walked it back but confirmed the CIA did take the files.
- MK Ultra was the CIA's mind control program, and the agency has long claimed those records were destroyed or already released.
- Congress is sending a preservation notice demanding the CIA return the documents.
Outlook: Expect a fight between Congress and the CIA over whether the files get released, with more pressure on Trump to force the agency's hand.