During a recent rally before his inauguration, Donald Trump made some surprising new promises that quickly captivated the crowd.

The soon-to-be president shared exciting news about plans to release files on JFK’s assassination at the beginning of his new term, making plenty of noise in the process.

While many celebrated the announcement, others found it shockingly toxic, questioning its true purpose for America.

Critics argued that Trump was potentially stirring division instead of focusing on unity or addressing pressing concerns.

Yet, Trump’s MAGA supporters welcomed his promise, valuing the emphasis on transparency and accountability as he prepares to lead the nation.

His rally stance included reversing excessive government document classifications, a statement he reiterated yesterday.

Trump announced plans to unveil additional records concerning the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, his brother, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., stirring great interest among attendees.

He attributed this decision to guidance from his new Secretary of Health and Human Services, who was particularly driven to disclose documentation tied to family members.