Question

what was the public’s reaction to the report provided by the warren commission in 1964? the public believed everything in the report. the public did not trust the report. the public was grateful for the report.

Explanation:

The Warren Commission's 1964 report concluded Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Immediately and in subsequent years, significant portions of the public doubted this conclusion, citing perceived gaps and inconsistencies in the report, leading to widespread distrust.

Answer:

The public did not trust the report.