Did Midterms Just Change UFO Disclosure?

Summary

After a midterm wave flips control of Washington, George Knapp, Jeremy Corbell, and journalist Matt Laslo examine who will take ownership of the UAP issue in the new Congress. They discuss the exit of Rep. Mike Turner, the possible creation of a House UAP Select Committee led by Rep. Andre Carson, and missing black-triangle footage that the PURSUE program said it could not find. Corbell closes with a claim that four intelligence information reports tied to the Russian UFO documents Knapp obtained were withheld from Congress, and that their numbers are now in lawmakers' hands.

Key takeaways

• 1UAP-focused Reps. Anna Paulina Luna, Eric Burlison, Tim Burchett, and Jared Moskowitz kept their seats; Rep. Mike Turner, representing Wright-Patterson AFB, is out and is discussed as a gatekeeper for major contractors there.
• 2Incoming Oversight chair Rep. Robert Garcia did not mention UAP among his priorities, and Laslo says Garcia had forgotten about the Secrets Task Force.
• 3Corbell says he has read that Rep. Andre Carson plans a House UAP Select Committee to replace the task force; Laslo says Carson wants to chair it and has pressed AARO for the rest of its historical report.
• 4Corbell says the trail for black-triangle footage PURSUE could not find runs through Air Force OSI, and that drawing footage from Dylan Borland's ICIG intake has apparently been lost.
• 5Corbell says Jay Stratton declined another hearing and calls for Stratton, Sean Kirkpatrick, Glenn Gaffney, and Susan Gough to testify together under oath; he also alleges active reprisals against firsthand witnesses who have been on craft.
• 6Corbell claims four consecutive intelligence information reports (IIRs) deal with the Russian UFO documents Knapp brought back; Congress requested and was denied them before Knapp testified, and the IIR numbers are now before Congress and PURSUE.

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