Videos & key statements

In the NewsNation interview, it is claimed that Russia and China may have recovered craft of their own and are attempting to study them through reverse engineering.

“And we don't want this to fall into the hands of potential adversaries, the Russians, the Chinese, who probably, almost certainly, have recovered craft of their own and [snorts] are attempting to do the same kind of reverse engineering.”

The NewsNation interview advances the view that US or Five Eyes partners may cooperate in UAP tracking, monitoring, and retrieval.

“Uh UAP and and crash retrievals and, you know, I think there's an argument to be made that some US partners or five eyes partners have agreements and and cooperation and coordination with UAP tracking, monitoring, retrieval, and so forth.”

The NewsNation interview suggests that naval and army programs might study the skin of recovered craft for electro-optic cloaking.

“You know, you might have a naval program and an army program both studying the skin of of recovered crafts for electro-optic cloaking, but scientist personnel discoveries, etc.”

The NewsNation interview says, citing members of the UAP Caucus, that the administration is considering a limited opening and discussion of an amnesty.

“It's clear that within the administration, from what certain members of the UAP Caucus have been saying, that there is some consideration being given to opening the door a bit. Uh this talk of an amnesty.”

The NewsNation interview discusses potential problems if amnesty were offered to alleged crash-retrieval personnel but not to other people involved.

“But, if you're going to let a crash retrieval operator who may have, you know, killed a civilian or may have done some illegal things, uh get amnesty, but you're not going to let like James Clapper, I think there would be some problems there.”