JD Vance says he's 'obsessed' with eerie UFO videos
Vice President JD Vance announced on Friday that he was “obsessed with the mysterious UFO videos during a” ruthless “look in Podcast.
“I’m obsessed with the whole UFO event. What’s going on in reality? What about these videos? What’s actually happening?” questioned. “I haven’t entered the bottom yet, but only in six months.”
“August [congressional] In part, I will try to dive into the bottom of the whole UFO event last year, “he joked.
Vance joke, the hosts of the show “after reaching the bottom” to the area offered to take the 51.
Although the vice president did not specify the full “videos” that attracted the attention, there was no shortage of video and news about the air phenomena last year.
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Last November, the Parliamentary Surveillance Committee organized a hearing on the unidentified abnormal phenomena (UAPs), who aims to enter the bottom of Pentagon’s research on UAPs and worked with a large number of experts and witnesses working with alleged programs or alleged programs.
A former Pentagon official proved to the Congress that the US government was “not alone in the cosmod”, but a “rude” hiding information.
Authorized Luis Elizondo is former president of the advanced aviation threat description program (AATIP), assigned to investigate the UAP of the Ministry of Defense. He and other witnesses testified before the Assembly surveillance committee.
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Elizondo, “Over secrecy against loyal officers, military personnel and against the people, all cosmoda caused serious mistakes to conceal that we are not alone.” He said.
In December, the New Jersey was seen on the sky, SUV -sized drones, scared some inhabitants, and asked Trump administration to publish a report about the phenomenon.
In late January, the White House announced its findings and said that in November, New Jersey and some flying drones in other parts of the country are authorized to fly by the Federal Aviation Administration.
“After research and study, a large number of flying drones on New Jersey were authorized by FAA for research and various other reasons,” the White House press secretary. He said.
Fox News’ Anders Hagstrom contributed to this report.
