The Warren Commission was established seven days after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The commission concluded that JFK was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald and that Oswald acted alone. At the time, many reports said the commission put rumors about JFK’s assassination to rest, but then perception shifted and doubts were cast about their findings. NewsNation host Dan Abrams asks former Warren Commission lawyer Burt Griffin if he knew then what he knows today, would the commission’s report have been different? Griffin's response: “I don’t think anything would have been different” and that, if anything, the commission would now be “more certain” Oswald was the sole shooter. Read more: newsnationnow.com/crime/jfk-assassination-remembered-surviving-witnesses-to-history-including-ap-reporter #JFK #JFKAssassination #DanAbramsLive "Dan Abrams Live" brings a fresh, no-holds-barred approach to covering and analyzing the news. Weekdays at 9p/8C. #DanAbramsLive N...