Lara Trump Says President Has UFO Info Ready To Drop

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Laura Trump just said on camera that the president has something in the cue about UFOs and that he is currently hesitant to share what he knows, which she believes means he is sitting on a lot. At the same time, a US senator was as point blank if the Pentagon has handled the UAP situation. His one word answer said everything, And behind the scenes, a new whistleblower with first hand knowledge of the legacy program is hopefully preparing to come forward. As always, I'm here to report the information without bias, and you can decide what to believe.

You can find the sources of my detailed articles at ufonews dot co along within the description box below. Hey, you follow yours. I'm Christina go Mez and welcome to this episode of UFO News Updates. Let's get straight into it.

Laura Trump, the President's daughter in law married to Eric Trump, was recently asked on camera what she or the president knows about UFOs. Her response immediately got the intention of the UFO community, and she mentioned this on her own own YouTube channel. What do you or the president know about UFOs? Can you share?

I hear that the President has something in the queue to share with us. About all of this now, truth be told, I'm trying to remember how long ago it was. It may have been right after he left office after the first term. I remember Eric being like, all right, what, like, what can you tell us?

And he was a little, uh, little hesitant to give us any real info, which makes me think like he's got a lot of info out there and he's waiting for the right time to drop it. And maybe this is going to be the time, because I keep seeing all these stories about how he's got some like UFO speech that he's got queued up, and you know, we all should just kind of sit back and wait. What stands out here is the pattern inside the Trump family itself. Laura is openly saying the president appeared reluctant to share what he knows, and she reads that as a sign that he he is sitting on something significant.

But she is not the first family member to press President Trump on this. Back in twenty twenty, Donald Trump Junior asked his father on his podcast whether he would declassify information about Roswell and let the public know what's really going on. The President's response at that time was very simple but also timely. Here's what he said, well, you'll let.

Us know if there's aliens, because this is the only thing I really want to know. I want to know what's going on. Would you ever open up Roswell let us know what's really going on there? So many people ask me that question, and it sounds almost ridiculous, but it's actually the real question.

Sounds like a cute question, but it's actually there are millions and millions of people that want to go there, that want to see it. I won't talk to you about what I know about it, but it's very interesting. But Roswell's a very interesting place with a lot of people that would like to know what's going on. So you're saying you may declassify and'll you'll take it.

Well, I'll have to think about that one. Now. His daughter in law is saying he has something cued up and is waiting for the right time. The question is whether that time is actually coming or whether we are hearing the same tease we've heard before.

To be clear, the White House has not confirmed and he planned disclosure address. The claims about a July speech originated from a British filmmaker, Mark Christopher Leam, who told The Daily Mail that a Trump administration advisor informed him the President has been giving authority by their world leaders to make such an announcement. According to that report, the speech was originally planned for the UN General Assembly in September, but has been reportedly and allegedly been moved up to July eighth, the seventy ninth anniversary of the Roswell incident. True or not, we can only wait and see.

Ross Coulthard addressed this on his news Nation show Reality Check, noting that his own sources say they are not aware of any planned disclosure. He made the point that if a strategy document for controlled disclosure existed, certain people would likely know about it, but that doesn't mean that Ross would be one of those people. Now, let's get to something else that has just dropped. In an exclusive interview published on Askopole, journalist Matt Laslow called Senator Mike Rounds of South Dakota on the underground tram inside the US Capitol.

Round sits on both the Armed Services and Intelligence Committees and is the co author of the uap Disclosure Act known as the UAPDA, alongside former Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. Last Low asked Rounds directly why military contractors are exempt from Foyer requests, giving how deeply embedded they are within the Pentagon. I think there is a general discussion about the back then some of the stuff that they have is proprietary and nature, and we turn around, we buy their services. So if they've got something that is proprietary and nature, they're not necessarily just something.

They're going to give it up to the US government. They're gonna expect us to buy it. Front. Yeah, we buy their products, but not necessarily the patents that created the first place.

We're changing a lot of that right now. By the way, that last line is worth sitting on because he said they are changing a lot of that right now. But when last Low pressed further and asked whether the Pentagon can hide things from Congress by routing them through a contractor listen to how Rounds responded. It seems like the Pentagon can hide stuff for Congress by having a contractor and handle it.

I think that's been a discussion for some time. Resolution, but no resolution. This is a sitting US senator on two of the most powerful national security committees confirming that this loophole exists and remains wide open now There's still a lot more to get into and a lot more details to cover, so stay with me. And this directly connects to the biggest obstacle facing UFO and UAP whistleblowers right now.

The UAPDA, first introduced in twenty twenty three, included a provision granting the federal government eminent domain over recovered technologies of unknown origin and biological evidence of non human intelligence held by private entities such as contractors. That provision was completely stripped from the bill due to the opposition from the Pentagon and defense industry interests. Here is why that matters to the people trying to come forward right now. But the reason why the new UAP Disclosure Act whistleblower laws was so important, and these were blocked by the chair people of certain committees in the Congress repeatedly throughout last year.

The reason why these laws matter is that because they would have provided protection to people like Bob Lazar who were working as contractors. I think Bob was working for then EG and G. He wouldn't have the whistleblower pretictions that exist currently. And this is why it's a load of steaming that we are in fact providing protection for whistleblowers in the Congress at the moment.

And it's why if I was a whistleblower, I would be extremely cautious if I was just a contractor. This contractor gap becomes even more urgent when you consider what is happening right now with new witnesses. Representative Eric Burlison of Missouri, who sits on the Congressional Oversight Committee, stated back in December of last year with an interview with Matt Laslow, there is a new whistleblower the committee has a lead on who may go public. As reported by Ross recently, this person's evidence builds directly on what David Grush provided under oath, and there is a moment in the legislative side to fix the protection program.

Robert Garcia, a representative and House Oversight Chair James Comer, introduced the bipartisan ex Spanding Whistle Lower Protections for Contractors Act in September. When ask Upholls, Matt Lastlow recently asked Garcia whether more UAP whistleblowers would come forward if the bill passes. Garcia's answer was very direct, do you think we'll see more and whistle blowers if that pass? I do, and I think that's like, right now, we have a pretty active whistle lower protection line that Oversight runs, and we've gotten the people that reach out to us on dose and a variety of topics, and so we encourage folks to to contact us as the whistlelower Protection mine.

Garcia confirmed the bill has bipartisan support. He also acknowledged the current challenges, noting that existing protections including inspector generals and auditing systems are being weakened across the board right now, which makes passing this legislation even more critical. At least, according to Garcia, if the bill comes forward, it could be the thing that finally gives contractors the legal cover they need to speak up. Burlison stated, quote, there is one person who is a new whistleblower that they have a lead on.

I think he's talking about the Oversight committee there who might go public. And my understanding he described this evidence is building. This whistleblower's evidence is building on evidence that had come from David Grush, and he emphasized that it was important to get witnesses comfortable for skiff briefings, that's briefings inside a secure, closed facility or potential hearings. Maybe even potential public testimony.

My understanding is that doctor Stephen Greer, he has talked about a lieutenant colonel from Edward's Air Force Base who allegedly worked with aarv's alien reproduction vehicles. Now that person hasn't come forward yet. I sincerely hope this is true, and maybe that's the person that Eric Berlson is talking about. But the fact that multiple sources are pointing to new witnesses tell us something at the very least is in motion, and Burlison isn't just talking.

The White House has reportedly backed his request to visit classified military sites tied to UFO activity. Burlison stated on The Alien's Last Night podcast that the White House told the Department of Defense to make it happen. I covered that story in full, including the craft in a foreign country and the Area fifty one request, in a recent video, and that link is in the. Description box below.

I want to hear from you if new whistleblowers are lining up but the laws to protect them keep getting blocked. Who benefits from keeping that loophole open? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. When Laslow asked Rounds directly whether the Pentagon has adequately handled the incursions over military bases and nuclear sites.

Rounds gave a one word answer, no, So where does the UAPDA stand now? When asked about plans to reintroduce the legislation, Rounds told last Low he would talk with other members and see where they're at with all of this. He said he wants a permanent solution that creates a proper framework for uap records to be preserved and eventually main public for public review. The UAPDA has been introduced three times now, in twenty twenty three, twenty twenty four, and twenty twenty five by Senators Rounds, Schumer and Kirsten jillibrand each time it included the MN domain clause and a residual review board.

Each time it was blocked. And we have covered this in detail before, but here's a very quick and critical summary. Berlassen told ask a poll that in the past, certain staffers and members of Congress keep killing this bill, and the pattern lines up with, of course, money. According to Open Secrets data, Congressman Mike Turner received a little under two hundred thousand dollars from defense sources during the twenty twenty three and twenty twenty four cycle and Congressman Mike Rodgers was the largest recipient of defense sector funds in the same period, for over four hundred thousand dollars.

And these are two people that have been named to have blocked the UAPDA. Even Senator Mitch McConnell has been accused by multiple sources of working to strip the UAPDA from the NDAA, and Attorney Daniel Sheehan publicly named McConnell as one of the five Republicans blocking the bill back in twenty twenty three, and Liberation Times reported in January of twenty twenty six that McConnell's chief of staff, Terry Carmack, was a central figure in getting it removed from the Fiscal Year twenty twenty six NDAA as well. That matters because the bill's eminent domain provision would force any private company holding the materials of unknown origin to surrender them to the government. When you follow where the money is coming from and who keeps blocking the legislation, it's not hard to see why this provision keeps getting stripped.

So here's what I want to know from you. With all of this coverage at once, do you think twenty twenty six will be the year something actually breaks or are we watching the same cycle repeat? Leave your thoughts in the comments below. I'm Christina Gomez and that is it for today.

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