Latest: PASTOR PANICS AS UFO STORY UNRAVELS

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Two stories broke today, and they are collided in a way nobody expected. A pastor in Alabama issued a public apology to a sitting member of Congress over the viral UFO clip, and on the same news cycle, former President Barack Obama went on national television and told the country flat out that the disclosure everyone is waiting for isn't coming. Hey, you followers on Christina Gomez and welcome to this episode of UFHON News Updates. Larry Ragland, a senior pastor of the Solid Rock Church in Birmingham, Alabama, claimed in a video that a very well known congressman from Missouri called into a private meeting with pastors and warned them that the US government is preparing to tell the public that aliens seated humanity, and that there is no God, and that Jesus and the Bible were both inventions of these beings.

The clip identified the congressman as Eric Burlison, who sits on the White House Oversight Subcommittee investigating UAP, and the clip went everywhere. Now I couldn't find the original, but here is an edit made by Shadow of Ezra on. Acts on speakerphone. This sitting powerful member of Congress said, are the pastors listening to me?

I'm getting chills right now because this happened to me. He said, are the pastors in the room listening to me? And I said, yes, sir, we are here. And he said, listen to me.

Go and tell the church. They are not ready for what is coming. The narrative that is coming. What they are going to say is going to be like nothing you can even imagine.

They are preparing to tell us that they are from another dimension, that they are our creator, and that these beings, these aliens, whatever you want to call them, they were the ones that seeded us. Here there is no such thing as God. Jesus was invented by them. The Bible was invented by them.

And begin to just say listen, prepare the people for what is coming, because they're not ready for Listen. Is one of the most outspoken voices in Congress on UAP transparency, and he has pushed for whistlebo or protections, sat in classified Pentagon briefings, and works along David Grush as part of the oversight effort. So when his name got attached to that clip, he didn't really stay quiet. According to a Late Night X post on Tuesday, May fifth, Burlison said he doesn't know what the strange objects in the sky are and he doesn't know their origins.

He confirmed he was asked to call in by phone to a meeting of theologians, but he said he was not present for most of what was discussed. When he had a chance to speak, he said his message was very simple. He told the pastures often did into personal worldviews that have nothing to do with what the Bible actually says. This is the full extent of what he said and what he told them.

So no briefing of alien creators, no disclosure scoop, no demonic conspiracy theory, just a reminder to stick to scripture. Then within hours, if not the next day, Pastor Ragland recorded a video. I want to tris this video of that going around of me in regards to the meeting of pastors that gathered to discuss the upcoming so called here for disclosure. In this video, I stated that a congressman from Missouri had called in to speak to the pastors, And of course it's being revealed now that that is Congressman Eric Burlison, and he did call in, but he called in to encourage us and to thank us pastors for the work that we're doing, and that we are speaking the truth to our people and pointing them to Jesus to not get distracted of things in the world.

In that moment, I begin to state things that I have always said. That is my opinion, and my opinion is and that's exactly all it is, is my opinion that when this disclosure comes out, that it will be spun that it is that the Aliens have always been here, that they seated us, that they created the first religion, and all of that. I should have stopped, im paused and said, and this part is my opinion, and the heat of that I didn't. I led with saying that they had called the pastors, and I went straight into my opinion.

So I want to make getting very clear that Eric Rosa did not say those words. Those were my words, and out want. To own it. Here's where the story gets bigger than that one viral clip.

Raglan was not the only charismatic pastor talking about a UFO meeting. Joseph z, an online preacher who runs the Red Church, has claimed that a closed door meeting with US officials happened back in February shortly before President Trump ordered the Pentagon to declassify UAP materials. Bishop Allen di Dio, a Pentecostal minister from North Carolina, said on x that the meeting was real, the phone calls were off, and that no recording was allowed. Allen has also described a separate gathering in an Airbnb in the mountains of Tennessee where pastors were warned to prepare their church for what is coming, and I actually went into detail on that in yesterday's episode.

Then there is Perry Stone, the Tennessee evangelist whose April twenty seventh video kicked much of this off. According to reporting in The Christian Post and The New News Week, Stone told his audience that the release could include reports of recovered craft, and he warned that some believers may walk away from their faith once the files are public. Ross Dotart, not Ross Coulthart at The New York Times raise the obvious question in public this week, why would someone infiltrate with or pretending to be affiliated with the US government rent a rule airbnb in Tennessee to brief a very specific group of pastors on a very specific theory of UFOs. Lake Point Church senior pastor Josh Howardton as something similar.

Why is it that every pastor involved in this supposedly important meeting comes from the same theological lane. John from analysis published this week by Religious Liberty TV, that the meeting may have been less of a briefing and more of a rehearsal map the audience test the message. Watch which pastors carry the frame the loudest the script before it ever reaches the public. So whether or not that read is correct, it is now part of the conversation, and it is the question Berlaston's apology forced into the open.

So if a real briefing did happen in that air Andbnb, who was running it and what were they actually testing? Jump your thoughts in the comments below. While all of this was unfolding online, former President Barack Obama sat down with Stephen Colbert on CBS. Stephen pressed him on the viral comment Obama made earlier this year about aliens being real.

He also stated that no one really believed his walk back on Instagram. According to the Hollywood Reporter. Obama then gave the most direct answer a former president has given on this topic in years. He said, one of the things you learn as president is that the government is terrible at keeping secrets.

He told Stephen that if there were aliens or alien spacecraft under US control, some guy guarding the installations would have already taken a selfie with one and then sent it to a girlfriend to impress her. There would be leaks, and that was his answer. He then told the Late Night Show that if first contact ever does happen, he would happily volunteer himself as humanity's representative. In his words, he is friendly and experienced in diplomacy.

This is the second time Obama has weighed in on this. In twenty twenty six and then back in February, he told Brian Tyler Cohen on the podcast that aliens were real, but he had not seen them, and then Trump accused him of looking classified information. Obama later clarified on Instagram that statistically, the universe is large enough that life is probably out there somewhere, but he said he saw no evidence during his presidency that anything has visited Earth. The keyword here is during his presidency.

So where does this leave us? Trump says the Pentagon is preparing to release UFO files he calls very interesting. FBI director cash Bettel told Sean Hannity, and interagency processes already running, with the Department of War in the lead, and I covered that yesterday. Vice President JD.

Vance has said publicly he believes the objects are not aliens. He believes they are demons. One former president says that there's nothing to hide and the administration is teasing a release. Pastors are describing closed doorm briefings, and a sitting congressman says he was just asked to encourage a group of theologians.

All of those can't be true at once, or can they? So? Do you believe Obama who says the government cannot keep a secret this big? Or do you believe the pastors who say they were warned in private rooms prepare for what is coming?

Or neither or both? Jump your thoughts in the comments below. I'm Christina Gomez and is it for today. I will see you again tomorrow at ten AMPST for another UFHON News update.

Be safe and remember keep your eyes on the sky's