US Government has secretly collected ‘physical evidence’ of UFOs, Fox News’ Tucker Carlson claims
THE US government has secretly collected UFO “physical evidence” and “wreckage”, according to Fox News’ Tucker Carlson. The TV host, 50, claims that top sources have told him about a stash of proof that would change people’s perspective on the existence of aliens. Carlson believes that the “recovered” evidence could explain sightings of a mystery […]
THE US government has secretly collected UFO “physical evidence” and “wreckage”, according to Fox News’ Tucker Carlson.
The TV host, 50, claims that top sources have told him about a stash of proof that would change people’s perspective on the existence of aliens.
Carlson believes that the “recovered” evidence could explain sightings of a mystery aircraft, reported by civilians and airmen, Metro reported.
He made the controversial claims while speaking to Nick Pope,
a former UFO investigator at the British Ministry of Defence, in an episode of Ancient Aliens.
While the mainstream presenter did not reveal the identity of his source, he did claim it was someone he thought was “knowledgeable in the subject.”
I asked point-blank: ‘Is there physical evidence of these objects, these aircraft?’ And he said: ‘Yes, there is’
Tucker Carlson on his conversation with an unnamed US Government source
Carlson said: “There is physical evidence that the US government is holding which would tell us a lot more about what these objects are.
“The person who told me is someone who worked on this within the government for many years who would know.
“I asked point-blank: ‘Is there physical evidence of these objects, these aircraft?’ And he said: ‘Yes, there is.'”
Pope went onto ask him if the “evidence” he was referring to was the wreckage of a UFO, to which Carlson replied: “That is correct.”
SECRET GOV AGENCY
Speculation over the existence of UFOs has spiked over the past two years after revelations about a secretly funded government team to investigation aliens and unexplained phenomena.
The Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP) was supposedly started in 2007.
It became known to the public after footage was released showing an F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet and a round shaped item traveling at high speed.
After the show, Pope praised Carlson for appearing on Ancient Aliens but also conceded that he is a “controversial” figure.
He said: “That said, the UFO issue isn’t a political one and getting a media heavyweight like Tucker is a news story in its own right.
“[It] is yet more proof that the subject of UFOs is attaining a mainstream credibility that it’s never had before.”
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Pope went onto comment that the claims about “physical evidence” generated the “most excitement” from the show’s audience.
He added: “When I pressed him, he – perfectly understandably – declined to name his source.
“But described the information as having come from ‘someone who worked on this within the government for many years, who would know'”
