The New UFO Whistleblower Waiver - 20 Questions The Government Wouldn’t Answer

Summary

George Knapp and Jeremy Corbell dig into the Department of War's new PURSUE waiver, which supposedly creates a protected lane for UFO whistleblowers bound by NDAs. They sent 20 formal questions about who runs PURSUE and what protections it offers, and the only reply was a referral to the White House. The hosts argue the real threats facing whistleblowers are intimidation and break-ins, not NDA prosecution, and they suggest the deeper mystery lies with experiencers rather than hardware.

Key takeaways

• 1The Department of War's PURSUE waiver reportedly lets certain people bound by NDAs and special access program agreements share UAP information through internal government channels, not publicly.
• 2Twenty questions submitted by Knapp and Corbell went unanswered; a War Department official referred them to the White House.
• 3The waiver reportedly covers military personnel and contractors but not the intelligence community, so it would not cover the CIA-linked effort to transfer Lockheed Martin materials to Bigelow Aerospace during OSAP.
• 4At Phenomicon in Vernal, Utah, Jay Stratton said the FBI has active boots-on-the-ground investigations at two locations similar to Skinwalker Ranch. His upcoming book is titled 'Out of the Shadows.'
• 5The hosts allege that whistleblowers Matthew Brown and Dylan Borland faced home break-ins, phone tapping, computer hacking and threats to their lives, and they claim ODNI tapped phones while seeking help contacting witnesses.
• 6Jim Lacatski reportedly described UFOs as 'tinsel on the Christmas tree,' a tiny sliver of a larger paranormal mystery tied to Skinwalker Ranch.

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Transcript excerpt

For years we've heard the same version of I know things but I I can't talk about it because of my NDAs. So the government is now saying there is a protected lane where certain people can talk and that could be significant. We we ask basic questions like you know what protections does this provide? You know what uh anti- retaliation protections would apply? Um I mean the biggest question for me is who runs pursue. It doesn't say exactly how much protection is involved. It doesn't say they can publicly talk about this at all. Up until the minute, we really didn't get a substantive response. Um, but we did. This is Weaponized. I'm George Nap. You're in Las Vegas joined by my friend and colleague Jeremy Corbel. Jeremy, how's it going? Seems like I just saw you recently. Yeah, man. It's nice. It's nice to be home, but it was good to be on the road with you and and and go participate in something cool. We went to Phenomicon, which is this annual event that's held in Vernal, Utah, up in Skinwalker Territory. Um, 30 years ago, of course, this spring was when the ranch was first put on my personal radar. That's when Robert Bigalow bought the property, sent his Nids team there to begin their investigation. And it's an investigation that I believe has changed the world and the world of euphology and the possibility of disclosure in ways that are uh undeniable and irreversible. It changed how we all look at the UFO topic and led directly, I think, to the creation of the largest acknowledged government-f funded UFO paranormal investigation in the history of this country, OAP, the DIA's OAP program. Without OAP, there's no ATIP. without ATIP. ...

Excerpt from Weaponized, Sep 18, 2026. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.