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released in the coming days may shed more light on the u.s. government's response to kennedy's assassination. although president trump did not release all of the documents expected yesterday saying he had no choice but to keep some of those files redacted for national security reasons. those documents expected to be released by april of next year. nonetheless, for all historians, a very interesting friday and the weekend to spend reading about the assassination of america's 35th president. steve: that's right. lots to go through. all right. griff, thank you very much. brian: i will say this. does this bother you guys at all that we have to wait another 180 days for the rest of the documents. >> what could today's cia or fbi possibly be upset about from the 1960's? ainsley: we waited so many years. why not wait another 180 days if it's best for our national security, brian? brian: so you are showing your maturity and i'm showing immaturity. walls that your point? ainsley: you are so inpatient thesimparentthese day.
memorial day is a time for america to pay tribute to its war dead and perhaps nothing symbolizes that sacrifice more than arlington national cemetery. an average of 5,000 funerals take place each year at this historic landmark. from the tomb of the unknown soldier to the grave of america's 35th president, the 624 acres just outside of the nation's capital are the final resting place for more than 400,000 souls. >> this just gives you a sense as to the people who are buried here. harry alexander lowe world war i. andrew hamilton world war i. james edmonds patton world war i. but here vincent deangelo, world
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