UFO News Update: Spielberg, Congress, Skywatcher & the Road to 2026

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My name is Andy, and this is a news update for the end of December 2025. To cover you as you head into the Christmas and New Year period, there is a lot happening. There's lots of news items to touch on, some interesting quotes from some of the big names, some new projects being announced by some folks that are definitely going to impact in 2026. And I'll run through what's been making noise and stop along the way to give some of my own thoughts. And towards the end, I'm going to let you know some of the shows and interviews coming up between now and New Year. There'll be plenty of fresh content in the next 7 to 10 days. And over that holiday period, whether you're working, whether you're not working, everything in between to keep you entertained, informed, and going. So yeah, and up front, I'll let you know again at the end, I'm doing signed copies of my book as cheap as possible as well, given there's some good offers on right now on Amazon. If you're in the UK, the book's less than half price. It's like £9. And if you're on Amazon Prime, the postage is free. And in the United States, it's like 25% off. But I'll let you know that at the end. We're going to get into the news. And I have to start, of course, with the big cultural UFO news right now. Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day trailer dropped very recently. And the reaction has been huge. I covered the trailer in the last news update. Thanks to everyone for checking that one out. If you've not shared your thoughts on it yet, please drop those over. I'll need those for the end of year show that I'll be doing with some special guests. But listen, within days, the trailer has amassed 22 million views on YouTube alone. That's just the official trailer on YouTube. Forget all the other sites which are showing the trailer into the millions of views. All the social media people sharing it as well. Some of the huge places like IGN, Rotten Tomatoes. I follow quite a lot of kind of movie influencers and podcasts and stuff like that. And they're all sharing it as well. And it gets hundreds of thousands and millions of views. There's lots of engagement. So entertainment media, sci-fi outlets, UFO circles, of course, all jumping all over this. What's interesting isn't just the numbers to me. It's who is engaging with it as well. And I suppose similar to those who followed Age of Disclosure, it got a lot of mainstream traction. Now, I'm sure a lot of that is down to Dan Farrah and his contacts book. And friends of his happy to share it and promote it for him. And it's certainly done the job. But you've got mainstream audiences reacting alongside long-time UFO researchers like your Richard Dolans, your Ross Coulter, your Bryce Zables, your James Foxes, your Jeremy Corbells, George Knapps. You know, all pouring over the same imagery, the same sounds, the same symbolism with a lot of differing viewpoints and opinion, which is really, really interesting. A lot of people are pointing out parallels with Spielberg's other E.T. related work. E.T. being one of them. Close Encounters, seminal work. And what are the worlds, the Tom Cruise version, which is actually really, really good, especially given it comes from the kind of human standpoint of that whole alien saga. I'm a big fan of Tom Cruise. Probably the last action hero, to steal an old phrase for me. But wonderful actor, incredible movies. Bit of a nutter, fair play. But yeah, so others focusing on the timing of this. It's called Disclosure Day, landing at a time when Congress is involved in the UFO topic, where you have presidents, past and present, talking about the UFO topic. Senate is talking about the UFO topic. It's hitting international media. Journalists are openly discussing the possibility of non-human intelligence. You know, does it feel deliberate? Does it not? I'm going to let you decide on that. And whether you think it's coincidence, cultural mirroring, advertising or something just more intentional, you know, pop culture and real world disclosure moments seem to move in step with each other. For me, I'm not going to sit here and overhype or over sensationalize this, folks. I have seen people claim that the alien noise, the talking, the clicking and the weird sounds are a real alien. And it's utter bollocks. I'm sorry. That is just, I mean, again, love to be proven wrong. It's not. That is just nonsense. We've had those same types of sounds in other movies. This isn't completely original in terms of, oh, my God, imagine if an alien spoke like that. This is something we have heard in other films when aliens and other NHI have made noises and communication sounds. If indeed that's what it is, which it probably is. But yeah, there's some of the over sensationalizing of this. They're going to show real aliens. This is going to be disclosure. Bollocks. Now, do I think Spielberg is connected and potentially in touch with some folks who do know a lot of stuff? Absolutely. Do I think people like David Grush and co may be involved in helping this type of project along? Quite possibly. I would like to think so. But who knows? But let me know your thoughts. You know, hype versus intent. Is this preparation versus coincidence? Is it just a big blockbuster movie about aliens or is there something deeper to this? Or is it something in the middle? Let me know, folks. I'd love to know your thoughts. But ultimately, I think the trailer looks great and I'm pleasantly surprised and pleased with the reaction of the mainstream to it. And of course, this is just the first teaser. We should start to see more as things go along. So sticking with mainstream journalism, I suppose the most mainstream journalist in the topic, Ross Coulter, has been talking more openly about various things, including Skywatcher, a project that quietly built credibility earlier in the year. And it seemed to peak and crescendo mid-year and then it kind of fell off a little bit of a cliff or has it? So Ross's framed Skywatcher as an attempt to move beyond anecdotes and instrumented observation, you know, really interesting because it seemed to combine that nuts and bolts and the woo and the speculative and the experiential side of things all in one with Jake Barber's comments, with his experiences, with the James Fowler dog whistle equipment. But it's been a strange kind of last half of the year for Skywatcher. You know, we know they are focused on systematic data collection, tracking and analysis. What's notable, and when Ross Coulter was talking about it on News Nation, and bear in mind, he broke the Jake Barber story, which is why Ross is so, I think, key to some of this. He's not being speculative. He was being cautious, but he did sound disappointed. And he's signalling that something is happening. There are things happening in the background. Frustratingly, I know he couldn't talk about a lot of it, which I get folks get annoyed with that. However, he did say he's going to reach out to Jake Barber and try and find out what's happening. I, again, will repeat, folks, at the Sol Foundation annual symposium back in October, seems like a lifetime ago now, Jake Barber, I got to ask him the question in front of the audience. And that was all recorded around, you know, they said they would have announcements by the end of the year based on the data collection, based on what they were doing, the work they were doing. He said he felt they could still deliver on that. Now, listen, we're one week away from the 1st of January. To be fair to Jake, he did say, and again, this is all out there, folks. If you go back and listen to my Sol review, and I think I've got the audio. I don't know if I can release it or not at this point, but Sol are releasing all the talks. Jake did say that that may bleed over into those first couple of months of 2026. Now, he didn't declare on the 1st of January, 2025, they would have it within the year. He said a year. So if you want to be political, you know, that could be like one year, 365 days from, what, February, March, when that announcement was made. So, yeah, it could bleed over. Let's give them a bit more time. He did say they were going through a lot of data, and they want this to be done properly. So let's see how and where that goes. I'm still hopeful Skywatcher provide something. And it has to be better than what we've seen so far in terms of data collection. But I understand how difficult it is with even the best equipment to capture UEP, UFOs, whatever these things may be coming in from the sky in all different directions. If you're into the Skywatcher stuff and the dog whistle technology and how they're summoning these objects, check out my last interview. Many of you have with Dave Palachuk and Chad Wanless, where they discuss around 23 minutes in the clips available online, their own version of that dog whistle. And Dave Palachuk is quite happy to discuss how it works, what it is, and the fact that he can basically put these together for a couple of hundred dollars and people can buy them. I know that red flags for some folks on that. But, you know, if this equipment can summon these types of things, then who knows? That's a bargain. Let's see. But, yeah, I'd be really interested to know what folks think on that. One extra point Ross Coulthard did make is about timing. He mentioned when it comes to 2026, whether we see big developments in this topic, it could be that the ball rests in the White House court and that is down to President Donald Trump. And his briefings on the topic, it seems to be including from the likes of David Grushenko, Trump does have a reasonable level of briefing on this subject and he could make a move. Now, there is a whole lot of news happening in the United States right now with the Epstein files and a whole lot of stuff, right? The economy in the States and the world's in a bit of a mess as it is. Whether or not that is a positive or negative for an announcement on UFOs, I don't know. But I think there is as good a chance as any time if Trump is going to make an announcement, why wouldn't it be now? But, yeah, Christ, where are we in that whole situation? I won't go too much into it, folks. The politics side of things isn't really my bag. But he suggested that if there is a moment where something's truly significant shifts, particularly around acknowledgement or access, the Trump administration could be the administration to do that. But we've been here before, folks. I'm not going to promise you that it's coming. You know, in my thumbnails, you're not going to see huge announcements, 2026 is the game changer, all that bollocks. Because that's just speculative clickbait shit. And I don't think that's what you're here for and what you're listening for. There's enough good information out there and speculation without having to go down that route. But let me know what you think. Do you feel 2026 could be the year something happens? And if so, why? Because for me, that's really important. I could sit here and say, you know, I've heard stuff's coming in 2026, but we were told the same in 25, 24, 23, 22, going back, going back. So, yeah, there are things happening clearly in the background. But whether those things really give us a huge jump or not remains to be seen. One of the things that could really help along the way is Jay Stratton, former head of the UEP Task Force book. Now, it was confirmed way back. I believe one of the publishers was with William Morrow. And that's the same as HarperCollins. They're all kind of related in terms of companies in different parts of the world. The same company that released Lou Elizondo's book, Imminent, in the US. What's interesting right now is what isn't there. Now, Ross Coulter has suggested that Jay Stratton's book is due out in January or February of this year coming. That sounds a bit quick to me, just given there is so little information yet online. And I tried to do some actual research, folks, believe it or not. There is no public listing for this book yet. There is no ISBN, which is a book's print, a book's almost, you know, identifiable number. There's no Amazon pre-order page. There is no Google Bookstub. There is nothing customer-facing at all that I've managed to find online anyway. And I thought other folks would have found that long before I did. But I went looking yesterday. I spent a good bit of time trying to find stuff in publisher websites, publisher catalogs. There's nothing. So I don't think it means it's coming out imminently, to pardon the pun. It suggests potentially a heavy legal review, which is why there's nothing online yet. Sensitive material or very careful timing. Or perhaps all three are at play here. The fact that it's coming from someone who sat inside the system during a critical period makes it one to watch. This book could be absolutely huge in terms of piecing together more parts of the puzzle that maybe some of Lou Elizondo's book left out or didn't quite clear up for people. Lots of interesting ideas around that. And remember, folks, it was great to see Lou Elizondo and Jay Stratton sat side by side in the Age of Disclosure documentary. However, that documentary was filmed over a three-year period before Lou Elizondo's book came out. Now, they will have filmed some stuff afterwards, but we don't know the chronology of how that was filmed. There was rumours of a Stratton and Elizondo falling out over Lou Elizondo's book. Will Jay Stratton's book contradict some of what Lou Elizondo said? Let's wait and see. But that's something that I think will certainly raise a lot of eyebrows. And I think whatever happens with that book from Jay Stratton, it'll be fascinating, but it's going to raise a lot of questions too. Running a business is hard enough. So why make it harder with a dozen different apps that don't talk to each other? One for sales, another for inventory, a separate one for accounting. Before you know it, you're drowning in software instead of growing your business. This is where Odoo comes in. Odoo is the only business software you'll ever need. 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Even if you aren't a parent with young kids, you might have parent friends who struggle with mealtime. Make sure to share our code P-O-D with them. Remember, put your little ones first with healthy meals from Nurture Life. That website, one more time, is NurtureLife.com slash P-O-D pod. A few more segments worth touching on here, folks. Weaponise released a podcast just in the last 24 hours with Jacques Vallée. Really interesting conversation. The core idea Vallée puts forward within this one. Please go and check it out. Over two hours long with Knapp, Corbell and Vallée. He calls the classification of reality. And we have heard this from Matthew Brown, Dylan Borland, Jeff Nusatelli. A lot of those whistleblowers coming forward in the last year or so have talked about reality is classified. Really interesting idea. Really gets a little bit deeper and almost more sinister when you're talking about, you know, not only are we not alone, but our own reality isn't what we think. In other words, institutions aren't just withholding files. They're controlling what is allowed to be considered real. Vallée argued that testimony alone, books, documentaries, even whistleblowers, can never force disclosure. I don't think that's unfair. Without subpoena power, without academic access, without legal immunity, knowledge just circulates without landing. And again, I think that's a fair point to raise because you can say that's not right or it's not fair. But it's also where we are right now that we still haven't... If we're on a plane and right now that plane is constantly being filled with more cargo, more passengers, more knowledge, more evidence, the plane's still not coming in to land. You know, it might be near the airport. We might have permission to land, but it's still not come down. It ties into proposed escalation in early 2026. We've heard from James Fox. I'll give you a little update on that later. I've got James Fox on the podcast in the next week. A plan involving first-hand witnesses publicly requesting executive immunity so they can legally violate NDAs and testify openly. That's something James Fox has been working on. At this point, disclosure becomes a choice and not a mystery. And silence becomes a historical decision. So some interesting thoughts from Vallée. Definitely one of the great thinkers of the UFO topic going back decades. Some of the ideas we discuss now en masse. And some folks may even consider bland or repetitive or blasé. These are things that people like Vallée came up with decades and decades and decades ago, long before social media, long before they were popular or even considered likely. So yeah, definitely one to go and check out the work of Corbell and Knapp. And I think, folks, I can tell you today that on the 29th of December, I'm going to be on coast-to-coast with George Knapp himself. I believe it's 10pm Pacific time because it's 6am in the UK. And yeah, I'll be up early morning to be on coast-to-coast. Real privilege and honour with the wonderful George Knapp himself. I think that's getting confirmed today on their website. So look forward to that one. Some great work from Askapal and Matt Laszlo. He interviewed Eric Burleson really quickly as he chases the great and good of Washington across the landscape of DC as they run between taxis, buses and offices. And he spoke to Eric Burleson, for those who don't know, maybe newer to the topic, a sitting congressman who is relaying claims made to him by members of the intel community, specifically some that believe non-human intelligence may communicate via consciousness or mental interface. The conversation shifts dramatically. We're no longer here talking folks about craft or technology. We're hearing congressmen talk about interactions, perception. Now, really interesting ideas from Eric Burleson. He also added something I think really important about David Grush. He said that he expects Grush to remain on his staff at least into 2026. But for how long afterwards, we do not know. I don't think that means David Grush by any means is disappearing from this picture. He is still embedded in the system in multiple different ways, still advising, still close to discussions. But he may be moving on to other parts of the topic. He may not be required. Maybe he's done everything he can to help Burleson and co. I'm not too sure. But yeah, that was a nice little snippet from Matt Laszlo. And I think it reinforces the idea that this isn't a one-and-done moment that whistleblowers have come forward and that's all we're getting. I think it's just for me that it's a longer, slower process that's continuing behind the scenes. Unfortunately, for us who like the news and we like it now, things are still happening and there may be hearings coming up in the next couple of weeks or months. Whether you feel hearings are still relevant or not at this time, that's an argument you can certainly have. I don't know. I'd love to hear from you on that. If you're on YouTube, comment below. If you're on the audio, send me an email. Use the contact form on the website. But yeah, are hearings still worth it in 2026? What do we need? We've had, I think the last hearing was really good with Wiggins, with Dylan Borland and co. But do we need more at this point? I think we do. And then another segment just to touch on before we finish off here, folks. Again, back to Ross Coulthard, he just had Representative Tim Burchett speaking openly about the subject of USOs, unidentified submerged objects, underwater UFOs, basically. And I like the fact at the start of this, Tim Burchett said, you know, UAP. Then he kind of said, look, it's UFOs. That just confuses people. It is UFO. I like that. I incorrectly on the last update stated they've got objects going under the water, 2,000 mils per hour. Burchett, again, it's 200 mils per hour. So apologies, I got that wrong. Slap me on the wrist, folks. I've been dealing with illness for about six weeks now, but you might still hear a little bit of that in my voice. But yeah, so 200 mils per hour, where the best known human technology is 30 miles per hour underwater. So for me, that even indicates, similar to when it's in air and space, these objects aren't pushing through the water. They are in some kind of bubble, which is defying the water, and they're not even interacting with the water outside of it. So yeah, and these objects have no known propulsion and are sometimes the size of football fields. He cited, and this is Tim Burchett, military sources, sonar tracking long-time patterns, including, you know, the idea these things are interested in nuclear assets under the water and there are potential underwater bases in really deep water areas. And again, this isn't just a novel military insider coming forward, you know, a shadowy figure. This is a sitting congressman discussing this, saying he's having these conversations with important people. And I'm not saying we shouldn't always be wary that, you know, when it's second-hand information, we're having this passed on from a congressman or anyone, we don't know exactly who they're speaking to in the background. You know, for all we know, they're speaking to Richard Doty, Stephen Greer, A and other, and that's not to be disparaging, but it could be folks within the UFO circuit passing on this information, but unless they tell us, then we don't know. Could be really high-standing generals and admirals. Again, different levels of credibility for folks. Burchett doesn't claim full knowledge, and I think that's very fair and good of him to do. He claims pattern recognition. He claims information from its own legislature. So, yeah, and there's a whole institutional failure really going on here that even sitting congressmen and women, and sitting senators can't get this information clearly. And I think if you take Burleson's comments and Burchett's claims, they point to the same issue. This isn't over in a political realm. It's not been stalled. It's unfolding in a longer timeline than most people want, but it is still unfolding. Again, you could go back to the whole idea of come back in five years when Lou Elizondo said that a few years ago. A lot of people took that in different ways at the time, but for me, it wasn't you're going to get disclosure in five years, which is 2027. For me, it was, look, if this isn't moving fast enough for you, take a break for a couple of years and come back. But we're getting to that point, folks, where if you take a big step back and you zoom out and you look at the timeline of what's happened over the last couple of years, if you go back and listen to the end of year shows from this podcast, for example, which would be great of you, if you go back and listen to those podcasts and listen to what's happened over the course of a year. I'll be recording this year's end of year show in the next couple of days after Christmas and I want your thoughts on the highlights of this year. Listen to what's happened year on year on year. There is real progress in this topic. It's frustrating, for the love of God, I know it can be. There is progress. It is moving forward. We are getting somewhere. But yeah, I appreciate that can also be frustrating. And before I wrap up and give you a quick look ahead, folks, between Christmas and into the first few days of New Year, lots of fresh content coming for you. There's going to be an interview with James Fox in a couple of days, I think around the 30th of December. I've got James Fox on talking about his documentary Moment of Contact. James has been travelling and if I had done the interview when it was meant to be done last week, it would have been half the time. I've decided to wait a couple of days and get a longer interview with James Fox. I would much rather give you more of the content in a longer time than have to rush through an interview. I'm going to also have a full review of Moment of Contact, New Revelations, his extended documentary with new information in. I would recommend folks go and check that out and buy it and support James financially because he's been shafted so many times out of revenue from various companies putting out these documentaries over the last couple of years. You may have heard those stories in the past. If not, go and check out interviews with James Fox, I've done, and others but he for me is one of the good guys in this topic and I really do mean that. Of course, I've mentioned I'll be doing an end of year show talking about what's been happening this year. Hopefully a few special guests on that with me as well. Get your questions and thoughts over. The more, the merrier. I've got so many already but please send them over folks via email ufouapam at gmail.com or use the contact form at that ufopodcast.com and I will include your thoughts, your questions, your highlights, your lowlights and your surprises and even your predictions. That would be a great one. Your predictions. What's coming up in 2026 for the UFO topic Good, Bad and Ugly. There's going to be a bonus review that is coming of American Sasquatch which there's a kind of tie in there with the UFO topic especially with some of the names involved in that documentary. Thank you for those who sent me over their thoughts and questions for that one and also an interview with Matt Ford from The Good Trouble Show. Any listener questions and thoughts welcome on that one too. And finally a reminder and a thank you for me that signed copies of my book are available through me. If you want a copy signed I can do it relatively cheap because they're available right now on Amazon in the UK for like £9 and then I'll sign it, package it, post it with a few goodies in there as well. In the UK it's £25 that does include postage to the US including postage it's $47 in Australia it's $70 which sounds awful but that's like £35 UK it just costs a lot more to post €34 for other countries but if you need to know email me use the contact form I can do these but only for about another week or two I'll be doing signed copies of the book or you can just jump on and buy a copy on Amazon and finally if you haven't left a review folks and you're listening to this right now and if you do nothing else jump on Amazon click on orders click on write a review and leave a 5 star review of the book if you think it's worth a 5 star review it really would mean the world to me and if you appreciate the content what I do what this podcast does please go and do that for me thank you so much folks thank you for listening I always say keep looking up but maybe right now giving the talk of USOs and underwater maybe in 2026 we have to start looking down a little bit as well in terms of the UFO 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