Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R–Fla.) has taken a bold stance on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, asserting that there were "two shooters" involved in the tragic event. The Florida congresswoman heads a new bipartisan task force dedicated to exposing what she calls “federal secrets,” and its mission goes beyond just revisiting JFK’s assassination. The group also plans to investigate notorious cases like Jeffrey Epstein’s client list, UFOs, and the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic.

During a press conference Tuesday, Luna discussed the task force’s first order of business: a comprehensive inquiry into the assassination of JFK, which took place in Dallas, Texas, in 1963. She expressed doubts about the official narrative presented by the Warren Commission, which concluded that JFK was killed by Lee Harvey Oswald acting alone.

"Based on the evidence I’ve reviewed, the initial findings on the single-bullet theory just don’t hold up," Luna said. "I believe there were two shooters involved."

While the Warren Commission’s report has been the foundation for much of the public understanding of the assassination, the House Select Committee on Assassinations later suggested in 1979 that JFK’s death "was probably the result of a conspiracy." Luna pointed to discrepancies in the evidence and even cited the FBI’s own reports, which raised concerns over the initial autopsy.

Luna’s task force aims to dig deeper into these inconsistencies, promising to bring fresh transparency to the issue. "The full truth starts with transparency," she stated, emphasizing that the task force’s goal is to provide clarity and challenge the existing narrative surrounding JFK’s death.

As part of its work, the task force will bring in key figures who were involved in earlier investigations, including medical personnel who attended to JFK and members of past commissions. Additionally, the task force seeks to review thousands of newly declassified files related to the assassination before they are made available to the public. This effort is part of an ongoing push by former President Trump, who ordered the release of long-secret documents related to JFK’s death, his brother Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination, and other significant historical events.

Beyond the JFK assassination, Luna’s task force will investigate other major issues, including UFO sightings (UAP), unidentified submerged objects (USO), and government records on the 9/11 attacks. Luna is determined to collaborate closely with President Trump and his administration to uncover what she believes are hidden truths and to restore public trust in government transparency.

"We will work alongside President Trump and his cabinet members to deliver truth to the American people," she declared. "Our commitment is to bring transparency back into the system and ensure the full truth is finally revealed."

With thousands of declassified pages already surfacing in response to Trump’s executive orders, the task force’s investigation into these long-held secrets promises to shake up the narratives surrounding some of the most pivotal moments in U.S. history.