'The aliens are crypto bros!' Mockery on Capitol Hill over Trump's UFO disclosure push
Rep. Jim Himes mocked claims that the government was hiding aliens and doubted the public would soon receive confirmation of their existence.
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Rep. Jim Himes mocked claims that the government was hiding aliens and doubted the public would soon receive confirmation of their existence.
President Donald Trump promised to release classified UFO files, while the Pentagon missed a deadline to respond to lawmakers’ disclosure demands. Members of Congress from both parties voiced skepticism, urged a release, or questioned what the government knows.
senator who discussed disclosure and classified UAP videos
Rounds's version of this story ↗
U.S. representative who criticized the Pentagon's handling of UAP disclosure
Burchett's version of this story ↗
senator who questioned Trump's trustworthiness
Booker's version of this story ↗
senator who discussed unanswered questions about New Jersey drone sightings
Kim's version of this story ↗
U.S. representative who urged disclosure and called for a hearing
Moskowitz's version of this story ↗former president whose administration gave explanations about the New Jersey drone sightings
former representative whose comments about an alleged alien hybrid breeding program were raised in a question to Rounds
U.S. representative whom Moskowitz urged to hold a hearing
senator who co-authored the UAP Disclosure Act with Mike Rounds
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former president whose administration gave explanations about the New Jersey drone sightings
former representative whose comments about an alleged alien hybrid breeding program were raised in a question to Rounds
U.S. representative whom Moskowitz urged to hold a hearing
senator who co-authored the UAP Disclosure Act with Mike Rounds
