(CNN) No one will remember in years to come where they were when they heard about the JFK assassination classified document dump of 2017. The White House made clear that Trump was not happy that his plans for a comprehensive document release failed to pan out, with a senior White House official admitting that the process had been "messy." "He was unhappy with the level of redactions," another White House official said, adding that Trump believed the agencies were "not meeting the spirit of the law." White House press secretary Sarah Sanders added in a statement that Trump "has demanded unprecedented transparency from the agencies and directed them to minimize redactions without delay." Given the 11th-hour intervention by the spy agencies, no one would bet that the White House can avoid a similar mess next April when Trump's review process is due to conclude.

Source: CNN October 27, 2017 06:46 UTC