NewsNation UFO Revelations Expose Multi-Layered Deception
- Cristina Gomez
- Jun 30
- 5 min read
Updated: Jul 25
NewsNation has delivered some of the most revealing UFO reporting in recent memory, uncovering a complex web of admissions that challenges everything we thought we knew about government UFO programs. In their latest segments, former government UFO program staffers are making startling claims that they “made up everything — Area 51, disabled nukes, all of it,” according to veteran journalist George Knapp. Yet paradoxically, the same broadcasts are reporting actual UFO collisions with military aircraft and FBI investigations that are outperforming Pentagon programs.
The timing of these revelations is particularly significant. With Donald Trump back in office already declassifying JFK files and Senator Chuck Schumer immediately responding on X with “Now do UFOs”. The political pressure for transparency has never been higher. People who have maintained decades of silence are suddenly speaking out, and recent weeks have seen figures like Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet and journalist Ross Coulthart openly discussing Pentagon disinformation campaigns surrounding UFO phenomena.
The Admission That Raises More Questions
Jeremy Corbell opened the NewsNation interview with what should have been a definitive debunking. Former AARO staffers are now admitting they fabricated classic UFO stories, stating “There’s nothing to it. It’s stuff that we made up. We created the story about Area 51. We created the story about nukes being disabled. That’s all us.” However, rather than celebrating this apparent vindication of skeptics, Knapp expressed frustration, declaring “They’re never going to give this up.”
His concern is well-founded. If AARO admits to creating fake UFO stories, what explains the continued military encounters being reported? The admission creates more questions than it answers, suggesting that some UFO narratives were fabricated to obscure something else entirely.
When asked what questions he would pose to “the man who knows,” Knapp’s inquiries were telling. He didn’t ask whether the phenomenon is real — instead, he wanted to know where “they” are from, why secrecy persists after 80 years, and how UFO technology could be separated from national security concerns to allow presidential disclosure. Knapp understands the 1947 rationale for secrecy but cannot comprehend why the charade continues today.
Physical Evidence Contradicts the Denials
The picture becomes even more complex when Lue Elizondo appears with information that directly contradicts AARO’s dismissive stance. An FAA report from The War Zone confirms an actual collision between a UFO and a multi-million dollar Air Force fighter jet during routine training on January 19th, 2023. The incident caused sufficient damage to force an emergency landing — documented aircraft damage requiring millions in repairs rather than mere testimony or blurry photographs.
Elizondo reveals that over his eight years since leaving government service, there have been “dozens upon dozens of these near-air collisions” involving military, civilian, and commercial pilots. He describes objects “splitting combat formation right down the middle,” coming between aircraft flying in tight formation — behavior demonstrating complete disregard for human safety protocols.
Perhaps most concerning is Elizondo’s revelation that the FBI team investigating UFOs is “running laps around the Department of Defense’s AARO program.” A small FBI unit is outperforming the Pentagon program specifically designed for UFO investigation. This suggests either military incompetence or deliberate obstruction, with the FBI uncovering information that AARO either cannot or will not pursue.
Private Industry Holds the Real Control
Ross Coulthart, joining from Australia, provides what may be the missing piece of this puzzle. While David Grush, the whistleblower who testified about “non-human biologics,” now works with Congress, and Marco Rubio, a long-time advocate for UFO transparency, serves as Secretary of State, the real power lies elsewhere. When asked who might be covering up UFO information, Coulthart points to private aerospace companies, stating “There are a group of aerospace companies who’ve got the control of this technology and by golly they’re not letting go in a hurry.”
This revelation explains the apparent contradictions perfectly. Government officials can honestly claim ignorance while private contractors maintain operational control of actual programs. AARO can dismiss historical accounts because they never had access to the real technology or operations.
Coulthart also confirms extraordinary underwater encounters, speaking directly with submariners who have witnessed objects moving “close to the speed of sound in air underwater” — hundreds of miles per hour beneath the surface, tracked by sophisticated naval technology. These accounts align with similar reports from figures like Tim Gallaudet and Congressman Tim Burchett, suggesting a consistent pattern of anomalous underwater activity.
The Human Cost of Decades of Secrecy
The NewsNation segments also reveal the personal toll of maintaining impossible secrets. NPR’s Scott Simon shared a decades-old off-the-record conversation with Jimmy Carter about UFOs, in which the former president said, “If there is life out there we are all part of the same master plan and God’s hands are big enough to hold us both.” This response reveals remarkable wisdom and suggests Carter had processed the implications of non-human intelligence and found peace with it, rather than the worldview of someone hiding crashed saucers.
Simon’s decision to reveal this conversation after Carter’s death suggests recognition that we’re at a turning point. Jeremy Corbell’s question cuts to the human dimension: “what made you look beyond your orders and keep this from the American public?” This addresses people who have spent entire careers living with impossible secrets and explores what it takes to make them finally speak out.
Political Pressure Builds for Disclosure
Congressman Eric Burlison provides the clearest picture of current political dynamics, having directly reached out to Trump’s policy team advocating for UFO disclosure through executive order. His reasoning is straightforward: Trump positions himself as “the people’s president,” and people want answers. Notably, Burlison was in Mexico City on June 20th investigating the Buga sphere and Nazca bodies, raising questions about why he specifically was chosen for this mission among all congressmen.
The timeline pressure is real. Trump has already declassified documents on JFK, MLK, and RFK assassinations, with Schumer’s immediate “Now do UFOs” response showing bipartisan interest. Multiple sources indicate that significant announcements may be forthcoming, though no UFO-specific executive order has been signed yet.
The Real Revelation
What emerges from these NewsNation segments isn’t traditional disclosure but rather exposure of a multi-layered deception. According to Knapp’s reporting, AARO fabricated some UFO stories to hide real programs run by private contractors, with government officials providing cover while corporations control the actual technology. Coulthart’s sources in defense and intelligence are saying “it’s time the American public was told what the US really does know,” specifically that “humanity has long been engaging with an advanced non-human intelligence and we have been recovering their technology.”
This isn’t speculation but operational reality described by people with access. The psychological pressure is showing as people can only live with impossible secrets for so long. The generation that created this secrecy is aging out, and their replacements don’t have the same investment in maintaining these stories.
The NewsNation reporting reveals we’re watching disclosure happen through contradictory admissions, leaked documents, and people breaking their silence. The 80-year secret isn’t breaking because of government transparency — it’s breaking because humans have limits. If private aerospace companies control world-changing technology while governments provide cover stories, the implications for who actually runs our civilization are profound. As more revelations are promised and congressional hearings scheduled, the question remains: what will we learn when the truth finally emerges?
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