All language subtitles for Ancient Aliens S15e12 Aliens And The Presidents

Mysterious orbs of light. Reagan says, I
just saw a UFO. He's not just being

crazy. He knows exactly what it is.

Strange visions.

George Washington sees this glowing,
beautiful creature who describes the

future history of the United States.

And glowing humanoid figures.

All reported by President of the United
States.

We have an extraordinary series of
stories, president after president after

president, being associated with the
sightings.

For decades, the White House has denied
having any knowledge of alien craft

visiting Earth. Even discussing UFOs
tends to be viewed as a career ender.

is it possible that extraterrestrials
have been monitoring and even

America's president?

It's really hard for people to wrap
their heads around the fact that there

all this ET contact going on.

There's a line, you shall know the
truth, and the truth shall set you free.

There is a doorway in the universe.

Beyond it is the promise of truth.

It demands we question everything we
have ever been taught.

The evidence is all around us.

The future is right before our eyes.

We are not alone.

We have never been alone.

In a wide -ranging interview, Fox News
commentator Tucker Carlson asks

Donald Trump his thoughts about UFOs.
You gave an interview the other day in

which you said you've been briefed on
unidentified flying objects.

Are they real?

Personally, I tend to doubt it. We have
had people saying that they've seen

things. I don't assume it's correct,
but, you know, I have an open mind,

To UFO expert.

The president's response raises a key
question.

If U .S. intelligence officials have
secret knowledge of alien visitations,

American presidents informed or kept in
the dark?

In August 2019,

former British Ministry of Defense UFO
investigator Nick Pope posed this

question to Tucker Carlson.

Do you think he knows more than he's
letting on, or do you think, as some

say, even the president doesn't know? My
impression was that the president does

know more than he said.

Once in office, every president has
become mum on the subject.

And what it tells you is they likely
know something that they've decided to

from the public. Look, I don't know what
they know, and so perhaps they have a

good reason.

It's a lie to the public about it, but I
doubt it.

Months later, as the 2020 election year
begins to heat up, several of Donald

Trump's presidential challengers are
asked by New Hampshire -based reporter

Damon Steer of the Conway Daily Sun
about where he or she stands on the

UFOs and government disclosure.

It's very unlikely that we're alone in
the universe.

One of the things a president could do
is to look into what's there in terms of

what does the science say, what does our
military say.

Of course we have to explore that and
look at everything.

Many people would be surprised to
discover that 36 % of all U .S.

have had encounters with unidentified or
unexplained UFO phenomena.

This, according to a recent poll.

is a full 20 points higher than the
number of similar encounters experienced

average Americans.

We have an extraordinary series of
stories, president after president after

president, either seeing a UFO,
commenting on a UFO, being associated

a sighting. It's not something that just
flashed in American culture briefly. We

could date it back to 1800.

We can date it earlier than that. This
is not a new phenomenon.

Presidents throughout history have been
encountering this during almost the

entire history of the American nation.

Could aliens be trying to steer the
destiny of America by influencing its

presidents?

Perhaps the answer can be found by
examining the very first presidential

encounter on record.

Winter 1777.

Amid freezing conditions, epidemic
disease, and shortages of food,

supplies, General George Washington's
Continental Army faces possible

destruction. In late 1777, George
Washington was kind of at his lowest

The Continental Army had been driven out
of the national capital of Philadelphia

to a winter encampment at Valley Forge.
There was an optimism that they would

eventually be able to push the British
out of Philadelphia, but that optimism

was dim and bleak in December 1777 at
Valley Forge.

Years later, an aid to General
Washington revealed what happened next.

Washington went out into the woods at
Valley Forge to pray.

And he saw this image of the spirit,
garbed in white, that

assured him, you will win this war. And
the spirit laid out for Washington the

history of what would be the United
States of America.

After this meeting, Washington was
invigorated. He was inspired.

And he realized this is divine fate for
the United States to exist.

But he first had to defeat the British,
which he did.

Could George Washington really have had
an otherworldly visitation at Valley

Forge? If so, he isn't the only founding
father associated with an alien

encounter.

In 1801, Thomas Jefferson filed one of
the country's first official UFO

after astronomer William Dunbar told him
about an unexplained aerial sighting at

Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

In his report, Jefferson wrote of a fast
-moving luminous object about 70 to 80

feet long that flew by at about 200
yards above the ground.

After it disappeared over the horizon,
the witnesses heard a tremendous impact

in a nearby forest.

Upon investigating, they found a crash
site.

where everything had been burned and
scorched.

Thomas Jefferson, when he was vice
president, wrote up an official report

UFO sighting that had happened in Baton
Rouge.

He wrote it up for the American
Philosophical Association.

So that arguably is the first case where
someone who would go on to be president

made an official UFO report.

The American Philosophical Society was
founded by Benjamin Franklin, who, like

Thomas Jefferson, openly expressed his
belief in the existence of intelligent

extraterrestrial life.

The Founding Fathers' worldview
accommodated the idea that there would

in other worlds. And that was principled
upon this idea that you cannot limit

God's creativity just to the world that
you observe.

They literally had a vision of not just
the world where we live, but the world

beyond it. And that world beyond theirs
was populated by

extraterrestrials.

Could the founding fathers have been
aware of an otherworldly presence that

helping to ensure the success of the
American experiment?

Ancient astronaut theorists say yes, and
suggest that so too was the man who

took office.

at another crucial moment in the
nation's history, Abraham Lincoln.

On April 14, 1865, just hours before he
would be assassinated,

President Lincoln made a shocking
admission to General Ulysses S. Grant.

Lincoln met with Grant, who was awaiting
news from General Sherman about a

battle in North Carolina.

And Lincoln assured General Grant that
news would come and it would be

And Lincoln told him that on the eve of
every great battle, Antietam,

Gettysburg, Bull Run, he had the same
dream. He was in some kind of

indescribable vessel that he was sailing
at a very rapid pace.

And that this, in fact, led him to
understand that this would be a positive

outcome for the Union forces and lead to
the doom of the Confederacy.

It's almost as if at these pivotal
turning points in human history, the

president has shown how the United
States will ultimately triumph.

It's a sort of galactic manifest
destiny.

For many, UFO sightings and strange
encounters reported by U .S. presidents

seem like little more than frivolous
trivia.

But could such events indicate that
there is an unseen hand guiding the

of the nation?

And if so, where is it leading us?

Oyster Bay, Long Island.

August 1st, 1907.

At the estate of Theodore Roosevelt, the
26th President of the United States.

A giant orb of light is witnessed by
dozens of neighbors hovering in the sky

nearly two hours.

In 1907, there was a spectacular UFO
sighting over Sagmore Hill, one of

the residences of President Teddy
Roosevelt.

Now, Roosevelt at the time was working
on a critically important speech.

And in this speech, he would set out a
strategic vision for the United States

develop a truly modern navy that would
propel the United States into the

position of a global superpower.

As a part of his vision, Roosevelt
wanted to develop Pearl Harbor.

It could be said that... Were it not for
Roosevelt realizing that vision for the

future of the nation, that American
intervention in the First World War

not have been as significant as it was.

So, were the UFOs, were the strange
lights over Sagamore Hill, at the same

Theodore Roosevelt was coming up with
this vision of a world consortium of

nations, are they somehow linked?

Researchers find this incident
compelling, not only because it is

a U .S. president at a critical moment
in history, but also because reports of

UFO sightings were incredibly rare at
the beginning of the 20th century.

After World War II, however, this was no
longer the case, and it happened under

the watch of the country's 33rd
president, Harry S. Truman.

The Truman administration was really the
golden years of flying saucers as they

were known then.

You had Kenneth Arnold sighting. You had
Roswell.

But then the great incident was the
great Washington merry -go -round

where in two weekends in July 1952,
Washington, D

.C. was overrun.

with strange objects that were tracked
by the radar at National Airport and

radar at Andrews Air Force Base.

This is David Brinkley in the radar room
at Washington National Airport.

On these radar screens last Saturday,
they saw something strange and unusual

at the moment unexplainable. It was not
an airplane.

It was not a cloud. Nobody knows what it
was.

The second weekend,

Jets were scrambled.

And one pilot called and said, what
should I do? Meaning, should I fire on

And the strange objects all of a sudden
backed off and disappeared.

When President Truman was questioned
about UFO incidents like the Washington,

.C. sightings, he remarkably did not
deny the possibility of flying saucers.

Oh, yes, we discussed it at every
conference that we had with the

they never were able to make me a
concrete report on it. There's always

like that going on.

Many researchers point out that it was
at this point in history, the dawn of

Cold War, that Truman established a
policy of government secrecy that has

to be known as the national security
state.

President Truman really sends us down
the path to the modern security state

the National Security Act 1947.

It created the National Security
Council, and it created the Central

Intelligence Agency.

Truman is responding to what is now the
oncoming Cold War, this new conflict

that will dominate our global politics
for the next five decades.

Whatever Truman's motivation for
drastically increasing government

topic of UFOs was caught in the web.

UFOs were something that people were
experiencing. And right at the moment

it appears that that activity is kind of
reaching ahead, suddenly we have the

creation of the modern national security
state.

Truman clamps down on the open
discussion of such things.

That's a critical moment in history.

Truman made a decision that was fateful.

And had he gone a different way, it
would have changed the entire 20th

When we look at the relationship between
presidents and UFOs, we can split

this into two categories. The historic
sightings and encounters, Washington,

Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, say that
there's almost a benign element here.

almost as if the United States is being
guided and helped.

But then...

The development of atomic weapons seemed
to be the ultimate game changer.

Palm Springs, California.

February 20th, 1954.

Harry Truman's successor, President
Dwight D. Eisenhower, is on a golfing

vacation when he fails to show up for a
scheduled public dinner.

The press corps.

is given no explanation until the
president finally reappears the next

which time his staff announces that he
had been at an emergency dentist

appointment for a chipped tooth.

But curiously, Eisenhower's medical and
dental records contain no reference to

this dentist visit.

Eisenhower goes to Palm Springs, and he
actually disappeared. There's no doubt

about that, from the presidential
records.

It's really an astounding story. He
secreted out to this Air Force base

meets with aliens.

And he and the aliens strike up a
treaty.

And here's the treaty.

You can stay in our skies, surveil us.
You can study us. In return,

we want all of your technology.

And we agree not to disclose your
existence.

Why? Because this is after the 1952
invasion of UFOs over Washington, so

an urgency to Eisenhower's striking a
treaty with them.

Numerous whistleblowers later came
forward, claiming that Eisenhower met

extraterrestrial beings not just once,
but three times.

And many who have researched these
events, including Eisenhower's own great

-granddaughter, are convinced a treaty
was actually signed.

I just feel like I was just born into
this family to be the one willing to

tackle it, willing to give it a voice,
willing to kind of disseminate it. And I

know it's really hard for people to wrap
their heads around the fact that during

Eisenhower's administration, there was
all this contact going on. And it's

gotten to the point where there's so
much information about it that it really

can't be denied.

Is it possible that after World War II,
and humankind's development of atomic

weapons.

Alien visitors communicated directly
with officials within the United States

government, perhaps even presidents
Harry Truman and Dwight Eisenhower.

Ufologists say yes and suggest further
evidence of communication between

extraterrestrials and the White House
can be found by examining a strange

incident that involved President Richard
Nixon.

And an alien body.

Lauder Hill, Florida.

January 1973.

37th President of the United States,
Richard Nixon, is entering his fifth

in office.

Mired in a seemingly never -ending
military conflict in Southeast Asia.

Richard Nixon was under a great deal of
pressure by 1973.

He was heralded into office with the
recognition that he would be our savior

from Vietnam. He gets into office
basically promising the American people,

going to get you out of that.

But I do promise action, a new policy
for peace abroad, a new policy for peace

and progress and justice at home.

And then what does he do when he gets
into office? He expands the military

mission in Vietnam.

To escape the daily rigors of his
tumultuous presidency.

Nixon schedules a golf outing with his
friend Jackie Gleason, the famous actor

and comedian who starred in the 1950s
hit TV series The Honeymooners.

Nixon and Jackie Gleason, they were very
good friends and frequently played golf

together in Florida, usually.

And Nixon knew that Jackie Gleason was
known to be a very big UFO boss. He had

probably one of the largest libraries on
the subject in the world at that time.

His house was designed to look like a
UFO and same with his guest house.

He was always asking, you know, Nixon
questions and Nixon, you know, disclosed

lot to him.

According to an article written by
Beverly Gleason, who was Jackie

wife at the time, the actor's golf
outing with the president led to an

extraordinary experience.

Hours after Gleason returned home.

A limousine arrived unannounced.

Who's in the car?

It's President Richard Nixon.

And by the way, there's no Secret
Service.

He tells Gleason to climb in. This is
your dream.

They drive to an Air Force base in
Florida.

And what does Nixon show Gleason?

He shows him alien artifacts, pieces of
a UFO.

and a dead alien in cold storage.

When he got home, he told his wife all
about it, what he had seen, and how

had taken him there, and he told other
people.

I actually got the interview with
Beverly Gleeson. We actually interviewed

She stayed to the story.

Jackie was very shaken up when he came
home after this thing, and he was very

angry when he made public the fact that
he had seen these bodies.

This is extremely important because it
indicates that almost certainly Nixon

fully briefed on the E .T. issue.

If the president wants to go see an E
.T. body, by God, he's going to get to

one.

And if he's got Jackie Gleason with him,
fine.

When his ex -wife's story was published
in 1983,

67 -year -old Gleason remained silent
about it. So, too, did Nixon.

Is it possible that the incredible story

UFO historians suggest that Nixon's
actions led to a clampdown on the

information shared with future
presidents and what they were allowed to

publicly.

Leary, Georgia.

October 1969.

Attendees of a local Lions Club meeting.

spot a mysterious object hovering in the
night sky.

Among the witnesses is future President
of the United States, Jimmy Carter.

At the time, Jimmy Carter was standing
outside with a group of men, and they

a great orb in the sky, something very
unusual

that changed color from orange to a
bluish color and back again and grew in

size.

Nearly four years later, Carter remained
so intrigued by what he witnessed that

he filed an official report with the
National Investigation Committee on

Phenomena, or NICAP.

Jimmy Carter, when he was running for
president, he had made the promise, if I

become president, I will release all the
files.

What happened, he was elected president,
and then he walked it back.

And he said, well... Maybe there are
some UFO sightings that have national

security implications, and perhaps not
everything can be relieved.

The question is, what role have
presidents played in maintaining this

embargo, authorizing it, and so forth?

Well, that's somewhat dependent upon
whether they were briefed or not.

Truman was briefed on everything that
happened in Roswell and anything else E

.T. related.

Eisenhower absolutely would have been
briefed in full.

Kennedy, maybe not.

Nixon, we think, was briefed. Carter,
Stonewall, and so forth.

One of the stories that's been flowed
around the UFO community is that the

Democrats don't get a proper briefing
because they don't have the connection

the military the way the Republicans.

The Republicans no more. So the story's
always been that Jimmy Carter didn't get

told anything, Bill Clinton didn't get
told anything, but Ford, Reagan, and

all knew what was going on.

Is it possible that there is a party
bias when it comes to what an incoming

president is told about the UFO
phenomenon?

Or could Jimmy Carter have been denied
access to government UFO files because

had promised to release them to the
public during his campaign?

Perhaps further clues can be found by
examining what happened to a

candidate after he admitted to his own
UFO sighting. Did you see a UFO?

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October
31st, 2007.

During the Democratic primary debate at
Drexel University, moderator Tim Russert

turns and addresses presidential
candidate Dennis Kucinich.

Congressman Kucinich, a serious
question. Shirley MacLaine writes in her

book that you cited a UFO over her home
in Washington State.

That you found the encounter extremely
moving, that it was a triangular craft.

Now, did you see a UFO?

I did, and the rest of the account, it
was an unidentified flying object, okay?

It's like it's unidentified. I saw
something.

Now, and also you have to keep in mind
that Jimmy Carter saw a UFO, and also

that more people in this country.

have seen UFOs and I think approve of
George Bush's presidency.

The debate moment made national
headlines.

Many political commentators speculated
that this admission damaged his

I think for most people it's been the
notion that you are even discussing UFOs

tends to be viewed as a career ender.
You know, people think you're a little

wacky if you're taking the phenomena
seriously.

But just what did Dennis Kucinich
experience?

Seattle, Washington.

February 2020.

Former British Ministry of Defense UFO
investigator Nick Pope has arranged to

meet with Dennis Kucinich at the
location of his 1982 UFO encounter, the

home. of Academy Award -winning actress
Shirley MacLaine.

The home, which has since been sold,
overlooks Mount Rainier, the site of the

infamous Kenneth Arnold blind saucer
incident that ignited the UFO craze in

1947.

Hey there.

Hi. Welcome.

Hi. The current owner agreed to allow
Nick and Dennis to take a look around.

Come on in. Thank you.

Wow. Yeah, really?

What a fabulous view.

Oh, look, there's nothing like this.
This is, of course, the location where

had your UFO sighting. Can you tell me
about it?

Well, Nick, I was seated at a dinner
table with myself and two friends, and I

noticed a light in the distance came
from the hill directly over the house.

on, let me show you. Okay.

So I was standing out here. The scope
was here.

I brought it up here so that I could get
a look at the light. And when

I looked at it, I saw it wasn't just one
light. It was a series of lights, like

a grid. One stacked on another.

I went back and I looked. And then I
thought something that was

said, the lights were separating.

They were definitely moving in this
direction. So at that point, I came

the edge here, and I looked out into the
hills to watch what proved to be three

crafts moving in this direction. Just to
be clear, first seen over there to

directly over the house. Right, right in
the hills, in the distance, and then in

a straight line.

That straight line would just go right
overhead here, and then...

above the house and then and then
quickly right accelerating out of sight

like that gone and that was the last you
saw oh yeah the next day kucinich

described the experience to shirley
mcclain he would say nothing more about

for 26 years and then when running for
the democratic nomination in 2008

his private ufo sighting would become a
public event, affecting presidential

politics in a most unexpected way.

When the question was asked, I think
there was mention of, you know, feeling

almost an emotional connection, not that
it spoke to you, I mean, not in a

literal sense, but feelings.

I don't know that I ever communicated
that to anyone, but I will tell you

that it was extraordinary, it was
exciting.

How could it not be?

I mean, anybody who would see anything
like that would have to be excited. And

was I?

Yeah.

After the debate, commentators like
Chris Matthews questioned whether

admission had in effect disqualified him
from the presidential race.

But he was surprised by the reaction of
another candidate, New Mexico Governor

Bill Richardson.

Is that disqualifying for a presidential
candidate to say you've seen UFOs?

You know, I've never seen one. You know,
Roswell, New Mexico is the hotbed of

UFOs, and I promote Roswell as a tourism
issue. The federal government has not

come clean on all that issue, and it
should. But, no, I've never seen one.

a minute. Stop the music.

Stop the music, Governor. Did you say
the United States government is covering

up a history of a UFO sighting in your
state?

You said the government hasn't seen this
up yet. What are they hiding that you

say about a UFO? No, they haven't.

Well, they don't produce documents,
Chris. They should just get it all out.

there's a known history about this. What
is your belief? They released all

documents. Look, I don't believe they're
UFOs, but the government has not

handled this well over the years. That's
a historical fact.

Three months after Kucinich's admission,
he withdrew from the Democratic race.

But he remains committed to a policy of
disclosure.

Information ought to be open for people
to see so we know what our government's

actually about. Let the people know. Let
the people know what's going on with

unexplained aerial phenomena.

If extraterrestrials have been
monitoring and perhaps guiding the

United States since the time of George
Washington, where is it all leading?

Perhaps the answer can be found by
examining the precedent.

Who was most vocal when it came to
speculating about an alien invasion?

Ronald Reagan.

Merced, California.

September 19, 1974.

California Governor Ronald Reagan, along
with his security detail, boards a

Cessna aircraft bound for a fundraising
event in Bakersfield.

As the aircraft reaches an altitude of
35 ,000 feet, Governor Reagan is

by a mysterious orb of light which
appears to be flying alongside his

Ronald Reagan was flying in an airplane
and had an encounter with an

unidentified flying object.

He asked the pilot to follow it. They
followed it for a period of time.

Reagan is enthusiastic about this.

When he lands, he says, I just saw a
UFO.

He's not just being crazy. He saw the
UFO.

He knows exactly what it is. The pilot
that corroborated Reagan's sighting was

Air Force Colonel Bill Painter, who
claimed that the UFO appeared to

and then rapidly shoot up into the sky.

Some years later, the pilot was asked,
did he really think that Reagan believed

in UFOs? And the pilot said, after what
we saw in the sky that

night, how could anybody not believe in
them?

According to Victorians, it was this
incident that sparked Ronald Reagan's

lifelong interest and belief in UFOs.

But unlike other politicians who
suffered ridicule for such beliefs,

not, and for a very simple reason.

His closest aides kept him from speaking
publicly about his UFO experience and

his belief in extraterrestrials.

The people that worked for him really
tried to keep Reagan under control, so

speak, because they knew that he was
very interested in this subject and

to talk about it publicly.

So they had to kind of keep the lid on
it, if you will.

But did the UFO sighting influence
Ronald Reagan's policies after he became

40th president of the United States?

And if so, could this have also been due
to the fact that once elected, he was

given even more direct knowledge of an
extraterrestrial presence here on Earth?

Ancient astronaut theorists say yes.

And for proof, they point to a
mysterious document that surfaced in

I became exposed to a very, very
important document that

March 6th to 8th, 1981, then brand new
President Ronald

Reagan was taken by his new CIA
director, William Casey, to Camp David.

With them...

were analysts from the CIA, the NSA,
DIA.

And this briefing boiled down to an
introduction to Ronald Reagan of

extraterrestrial species that William
Casey was saying, sir, you need to

understand that we are dealing with
others on this planet.

Curiously, throughout his presidency,
Ronald Reagan brought up the subject of

what would happen in the case of an
alien invasion.

most famously in 1987 when addressing
the United Nations General Assembly in

York. Perhaps we need some outside
universal threat to make us recognize

common bound.

I occasionally think how quickly our
differences worldwide would vanish

if we were facing an alien threat from
outside this world.

And yet I ask you, Is not an alien force
already among us?

Reagan was the first one who said
publicly it just needs one

threat and that would bring together the
entire planet.

So you have to ask yourself the
question, did he know something?

Both in discussions with the Soviet
premier, Mikhail Gorbachev, Reagan

alluded... to an alien presence.

And Gorbachev says he was quite taken
aback when Reagan said this to him at

critically important point of pivotal
arms negotiations. And suddenly Ronald

Reagan starts talking about
extraterrestrial.

Years later, during a symposium in New
York.

President Gorbachev recounted the
incident.

President Reagan said to me, what would
you do if the United States

were attacked by someone from outer
space?

Would you help us?

I said, no doubt about it.

He said, we too.

So that's interesting.

Is it possible that Ronald Reagan knew
the truth about extraterrestrial

on Earth and then kept the facts a
secret for fear of creating a global

As far as many researchers are
concerned, further evidence that

had knowledge of an alien presence can
be found by examining one of his most

high -profile and controversial
initiatives, Star Wars.

On March 23rd, 1983,

U .S. President Ronald Reagan launches
the Strategic Defense Initiative.

Nicknamed Star Wars, its stated purpose
is to deter a Soviet attack by basing

defensive weapons in outer space.

I have approved a research program to
find, if we can, a security shield that

will destroy nuclear missiles before
they reach their target.

Isn't it interesting that this man who
had this encounter in 1974 is the man

then, less than a decade later,
authorizes the Strategic Defense

also known as Star Wars?

If you'll pardon my stealing a film
line, the force is with us.

But was defending the United States
against Soviet nuclear aggression Ronald

Reagan's only motivation?

Some believe that the real purpose... of
the Star Wars campaign was to fight

extraterrestrials. It's all about arming
planet Earth so that if the

extraterrestrial presence suddenly turns
hostile, we have the military

hardware to resist.

While Ronald Reagan's Star Wars program
was dissolved in 1993, some researchers

believe it set the nation on a course.

for taking the next crucial step towards
connecting with other intelligences.

Washington, D .C., January 24, 2020.

President Donald Trump reveals the
official logo for the newest branch of

Armed Services, Space Force.

With my signature today, you will
witness the birth of the Space Force.

And that will be now officially the
sixth branch of the United States Armed

Forces. That is something new.

The USSF, an offshoot of the Air Force,
was established by the Trump

administration to oversee military
operations beyond the Earth's

One of President Trump's most famous
initiatives relates to the Space Force.

Inevitably, the UFO community have said,
well, this is about the aliens.

This is almost a carbon copy of what
happened under Reagan's presidency

with Star Wars.

Trump's announcement that the United
States is going to have a space force

something important about what he knows
as the president of the United States.

There have been disclosures since he
became president that seem to suggest

his move in establishing a space force
has merit.

Space.

There will be a lot of things happening
in space.

Because space is the world's newest
warfighting domain.

The final push to create a space force
came just months after three leaked

military videos.

of unidentified aerial phenomena became
widely circulated online.

The Navy goes in and shows Trump three
videos that go past the gimbal and the

tic -tac video and basically give him
the video. So what is Trump going to

So what is it?

And they had to have said, we don't
know, Mr. President, we're working on

We're working on it, we don't know, we
know it's for real.

Could the formation of Space Force
indicate that we are nearing the point

an American president will finally
reveal to the world that aliens are

The escalation of UFO presence has
stimulated the awareness of the world,

driving the process forward towards an
announcement of confirmation by

government, which I call disclosure.

One of the fundamental purposes of the
modern era is to get the world to the

point where it will confirm the presence
of these extraterrestrials.

Once the world has had some time to
adjust to that new profound information,

open contact then becomes not
particularly dramatic.

In 2019 onward, I think we're not in
disclosure. I think we're in

Donald Trump, as president of the United
States, is admitting that we've got

some of our best military pilots who are
reporting UFOs, and he and the White

House and the Department of Defense,
they are watching what the Navy pilots

reporting. The human race is now more
ready than ever to accept the reality of

extraterrestrial involvement in human
affairs.

And I think this is ultimately the end
game of the extraterrestrial plan.

And they are here to guide us, to assist
us, and to help us to manifest a new

future for humanity.

George Washington encountering a glowing
being.

Ronald Reagan witnessing an orb of light
through an airplane window.

Is it possible that America's presidents
have known for centuries the truth

about an extraterrestrial agenda?

If so, then perhaps we are on the
threshold of learning not only the full

history of the United States, but also
the hidden facts about an alien presence

right here on Earth.