congress

would get members of Congress, the White House, to unleash the files. Show us everything. Pull

journalist Leslie Kane, where you had members of Congress joined by UAP whistleblower David Grush

two weeks ago we were having meetings on the Hill, um, with members of Congress. We, we brought in a,

this argument with Leslie, when we were meeting with members of Congress, we were mapping out

in, you know, in sitting in an office of a member of Congress and everybody in the room, you could,

Let's smash through this wall and hopefully members of Congress and the White House and anyone who's,

was involved and then there's even a pilot in the united states that just testified before congress

they also went to washington dc and they spoke with a bunch of congress people and you have a u.s pilot now

I was government leader in Congress.

They did when we went to kill Osama bin Laden with an advanced technology helicopter that Congress never funded.

They both have testified before Congress about seeing evidence of UFOs while on active duty in the Navy.

But, Admiral, how is it possible that the Navy is actually using technology that Congress hasn't approved of or is it aware of?

What this really is is a battle between Congress to be able to lift those nondisclosure agreements or other restrictions that they might have.

Admiral, I mean, this would-these NDAs, you guys-Congress can call on all these people and they will get there and say,

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,