This former U.S. Congressman claims a man in a U.S. Army uniform once visited his office and described a secret program in which aliens were bred with kidnapped humans to create a galaxy-communicating hybrid race.
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This former U.S. Congressman claims a man in a U.S. Army uniform once visited his office and described a secret program in which aliens were bred with kidnapped humans to create a galaxy-communicating hybrid race.
This former U.S. Congressman claims a man in a U.S. Army uniform once visited his office and described a secret program in which aliens were bred with kidnapped humans to create a galaxy-communicating hybrid race.
In an interview with Benny Johnson, Matt Gaetz said that a man in a U.S. Army uniform once came to his office in Crestview, Florida, and gave a strange briefing in an non-classified setting with his staff present.
The whistleblower claimed there were about six to twelve locations in the United States where this activity was occurring and asked that multiple members of Congress visit all the sites at the same time so the evidence could not be moved. Gaetz said this was physically impossible, so it never happened.
Gaetz also stated that he never checked or verified any of these claims and noted there were concerns about the whistleblower’s mental stability. His lawyer suggested it might have been a military individual who had “lost his mind” and created a PowerPoint presentation.
He then connected this account to David Grusch’s testimony before Congress about “non-human biologics,” saying Grusch told the House Oversight Committee that some recovered craft contained not only materials but also biological matter that could not be linked to humans.
Gaetz added that he personally did not visit any secret bases or alleged UFO crash sites and described the hybrid breeding story as one of the strangest briefings he had ever received.
He also said in an interview that he has seen things in classified settings that cannot be explained by the technology the United States is known to possess. He emphasized that he is well informed about existing weapons and systems, which makes these anomalies stand out.
Finally, he mentioned that scientists connected to UFO-related work sometimes “disappear,” joking that it might be more dangerous to be known as a UFO scientist on LinkedIn.
Gaetz also stated that he never checked or verified any of these claims and noted there were concerns about the whistleblower’s mental stability. His lawyer suggested it might have been a military individual who had “lost his mind” and created a PowerPoint presentation.
He then connected this account to David Grusch’s testimony before Congress about “non-human biologics,” saying Grusch told the House Oversight Committee that some recovered craft contained not only materials but also biological matter that could not be linked to humans.
Gaetz added that he personally did not visit any secret bases or alleged UFO crash sites and described the hybrid breeding story as one of the strangest briefings he had ever received.
He also said in an interview that he has seen things in classified settings that cannot be explained by the technology the United States is known to possess. He emphasized that he is well informed about existing weapons and systems, which makes these anomalies stand out.
Finally, he mentioned that scientists connected to UFO-related work sometimes “disappear,” joking that it might be more dangerous to be known as a UFO scientist on LinkedIn.
