A group of bipartisan lawmakers joined UFO whistleblower David Grush on the steps of the Capitol today for what is arguably the most public and most forceful push for government UFO disclosure this country's ever seen.
Lawmakers and Grush also accused the Pentagon of avoiding congressional oversight and spending money on UFO programs without congressional approval.
For his part, David Grush reiterated the allegations he made right here on News Nation three years ago.
And then Grush made big news.
Admiral, you were standing right behind David Grush and Congressman Burleson as they were talking.
The Congressman Burleson said that you and David Grush are, quote, the most important people in this story because they endured an avalanche of stress, all because they believe the information belongs to you, the American.
Admiral, what did you make of what David Grush said about the government being aware that there were several kinds of extraterrestrial life, including bipedal life, sentient plasmoid life?
Ryan, Grush also mentioned that during his time as an intelligence officer, that he learned that the U.S. had a UFO crash retrieval program, but also that our adversaries had these same crash retrieval programs, most notably Russia and China.
David Grush said he was forced to sign one of those and that there's much more he can speak about or would love to speak about but cannot because of these nondisclosure agreements, these NDAs.
So, but I think the members of Congress that called for that are doing the right thing because, as David Grush mentioned during the event,