‘The aliens are crypto bros!’ Mockery on Capitol Hill over Trump’s UFO disclosure push
Representative Jim Himes joked about claims that the government was hiding aliens and expressed doubt that the public would soon receive confirmation.
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Representative Jim Himes joked about claims that the government was hiding aliens and expressed doubt that the public would soon receive confirmation.
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148 stories · 48–51 · updated Sep 25, 2026
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After President Donald Trump promised to release classified UFO files, lawmakers expressed skepticism, support and uncertainty as the Pentagon missed an April 14 disclosure deadline. Several said they had not received clear answers from the government, while the article reports no response from the White House or Pentagon.
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Senator who criticized the lack of clear answers about drone sightings
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Representative who called for disclosure and a hearing
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Burchett's version of this story ↗Former representative whose comments about an alleged alien-hybrid program were raised
Representative whom Moskowitz called on to hold a hearing
Senator who co-authored the UAP Disclosure Act
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Former representative whose comments about an alleged alien-hybrid program were raised
Representative whom Moskowitz called on to hold a hearing
Senator who co-authored the UAP Disclosure Act
