Why the CIA Faces Persistent Mistrust in JFK's Assassination

Challenging the Narrative: Gus Russo Oversimplifies Public Suspicion of the CIA as KGB Propaganda

Gus Russo’s recent claim in SpyTalk that Soviet propaganda operations were behind the theories of CIA involvement in JFK’s assassination warrants a critical examination, as it rests on selective (or contrived) evidence and underestimates broader historical and political contexts in which Americans came to understand the events of November 1963.