Ancient Aliens

Could recent media reports

and newly-released military videos

be an indication that the wall of secrecy

concerning extraterrestrial visitors to our planet

is beginning to crack?

You’ve been briefed on unidentified flying objects.

-Are they real? -We have had people

saying that they’ve seen things.

We know that

there were certain incidents that were

encountered by the U.S. Navy that were unexplained.

But are these recent revelations

part of a global strategy intended to prepare humanity

for the ultimate extraterrestrial encounter?

All those things

we’re seeing now is the government

getting ready to tell us.

This is a completely new ball game here.

Or are they the result

of an anxious public’s increasingly loud demands

to know the truth?

This will come from us,

from the people.

If we ask the right questions,

we’re gonna get the right answers.

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.

Osaka, Japan.

July 1, 2019.

In a televised interview, Fox News political commentator

Tucker Carlson asks President Donald Trump,

point-blank, about recent revelations concerning UFOs.

You’ve been briefed on unidentified flying objects.

-Are they... are they real? -Uh,

well, I don’t want to really get into it too much,

but personally I tend to doubt it.

But we have had people saying that they’ve seen things.

Uh, I’m not a believer,

but, you know, I guess anything’s possible.

We spoke to a government official recently who said

the U.S. government had wreckage from

a UFO in a, in a facility on an Air Force base.

-Are you familiar with that? -I haven’t heard that, no.

Trump’s answer was extraordinary because

I don’t believe there’s been any other time

in, uh, recent American history

where a sitting president was asked this question

in such a serious manner and gave a serious reply.

President Trump’s interview

with Tucker Carlson about UFOs was historic.

Usually presidents, certainly sitting presidents,

do not discuss this subject at all,

and if they are ever asked about it,

they dismiss the whole thing

with a joke or an evasive answer.

Now, Ryan, if you’re out in the crowd tonight,

here’s the answer to your question.

No, as far as I know, an alien spacecraft did not crash

in Roswell, New Mexico in 1947.

Ten years ago,

UFOs were about laughter,

UFOs were the easiest punch line in a room.

Not so today.

Now, in the new world we live in, people are paying attention.

We have moved from a fringe topic

and brought UFOs to the forefront

of both popular culture

as well as mainstream media.

On August 29, 2019,

journalist and former British Defence Ministry employee

Nick Pope traveled to Washington, D.C.

He had arranged to meet with Tucker Carlson

and get his thoughts on his extraordinary exchange

with America’s 45th president.

-Tucker, hey. -Thank you, Nick.

-Nice to meet you in person. -Great to meet you. Thank you.

-Okay. Thanks. -UFOs are real.

Tucker, you’ve taken the lead

in the mainstream media in discussing

the latest revelations about UFOs.

Why is that? Is it a personal interest?

I just believe it’s clear that there’s been deception

around this question from the U.S. government,

the Pentagon specifically.

And I think it’s important to find out more.

I mean, if there is real evidence

that this planet is being visited

from other planets

or solar systems, or even if there are aircraft

whose behavior we can’t explain,

why is that not the biggest story in news?

I agree. Now, do you have any kind of pushback

with that when you run these stories?

How do the senior executives feel,

and other media professionals?

My feeling was it’s time to rethink, like,

what you think you know,

and so we started doing UFO segments.

And basically, the first three times we did it,

people made fun of us, and after that,

no one has said a single word about it.

Well, there are these videos that...

I mean, we’ve all seen the Navy jets chasing the UFOs.

What kind of emotional reaction do you get

watching something like that?

You know pilots. My brother’s a pilot.

I’ve talked to a lot of pilots.

They’re very interested

in how things lift off the ground and move.

They’re interested in flight. They’re saying,

"This is something completely different.

I don’t even know how this works."

That’s... compelling to me.

I asked the president about it.

What did you make of his response?

I thought his response was odd, to be honest with you.

I thought it was odd.

-In-in what way? -He said, "You know,

"I’m not interested in that topic at all.

"I’m just... I’m not interested in that topic,

and I don’t think there’s anything there."

I didn’t believe him when he said that,

to-to be honest with you.

It was funny, because he nodded

-his head and then said no. -Yes, that’s exactly right.

The president, like probably most people

in power, is uncomfortable conceding

that... he’s got questions.

I mean, it’s much easier just to say "Nah, there’s nothing there.

It’s a weather balloon."

And because there’s a stigma attached

to asking questions.

I mean, I’ve never once said that I believe

anything in particular about UFOs, because I don’t.

I don’t know what to believe,

but I know bullshit when I see it.

Do you think he knows more than he’s letting on,

or do you think, as some people say,

even the president doesn’t know?

My impression was

that the president...

does know more than he said.

You know, you’d have to think

that, that any person of moderate curiosity,

given the power that a president has,

would, at some point, in, you know,

his first couple years in office, would call down and say,

"You know, send me all the information you have on UFOs."

Like, why wouldn’t you do that?

Do you think the public want to know

-and can handle the truth? -Well, you know the...

I mean, let’s be... I mean, let’s... let’s be honest.

The people keeping this information secret

at the Pentagon believe the information is so terrifying

to the public that it would be contrary

to the national interest to reveal it.

-Yeah. -I mean, obviously.

When we run through the theories about this,

we say, could it be some other part of the U.S. government?

Some secret black project?

Could it be Russia or China?

Or could it be extraterrestrial?

I’m starting to believe that there is...

and I-I’ve heard this from someone

who I think is knowledgeable on the subject...

that there is physical evidence

that the U.S. government is holding, um,

that, you know, would tell us a lot more

-about what these objects are. -Physical evidence.

-Uh, wreckage? -That is correct.

Who-who was that?

It’s, you know, a well-known...

someone who worked on this within the government

for many years who would know.

And I asked point-blank,

"Is there physical evidence of the existence of these objects,

these aircraft, whatever they are?"

And he said, "Yes, there is."

-Wreckage in a hangar? -Wreckage.

-He did not say in a hangar. -Well, somewhere.

He just said, "The U.S...." He said,

"The U.S. government has physical evidence."

Here we have a major mainstream news media figure

telling it how it is.

It goes beyond simply saying, "UFOs are real,

they’re extraterrestrial." There’s something more.

Something too terrible to be told.

-Are they real? -I’m not a believer, but

we have had people saying that they’ve seen things.

But were President Donald Trump’s

no-nonsense answers on the question of UFOs

simply an attempt to dismiss the matter once and for all?

If so, it didn’t work.