Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about Presidential UFOs.
That's correct, Presidential UFOs.
Now we did a podcast a few days ago about the UFO that was
videoed and photographed doing kind of 1/2 circle around Air
Force One as it was flying I believe from Burbank to LAX.
President Joe Biden was on board and they were out there for a
fundraiser. And you can clearly see in the
photograph and images this kind of a sphere or maybe cube shaped
object as it is first photographed on the right hand
side of the aircraft as it flies through the air and then kind of
circles back around the tail and up to the left hand side where
it looks like it's almost just perched atop the the wing.
There, looking inside the aircraft in front of Air Force
One, you can see an F35 chase plane run in shotgun for Air
Force One. Now this happened on December
10th, and really the only place I found reporting about it was
the dailymail.uk.com. I put the links there, you know,
on the podcast. You can go look them up.
They did a pretty good article on it.
They talked to, I believe, four different eyewitnesses.
All those guys went on the record, talked about what they'd
seen and then posted the images that one of the fellows had
taken with an iPhone. And I believe there these two of
these guys have some kind of a live stream on YouTube and they
were live streaming in this airport, you know, planes coming
in and out and boom, here's Air Force One and here's this UFO
circling about it. Now this is pretty striking
stuff, but it's almost like it was buried in the interweb, as
they say, for about two weeks before anybody really noticed it
very much. And now I see today, that
Christmas Eve day, that it's starting to hit the headlines of
Google. And maybe it is on your search
engine too. It seems like they had to let
this thing percolate for a couple of weeks.
Maybe they just couldn't come up with a parallel narrative to try
to debunk things, although they did try to.
I mean, Daily Mail went out there and called, I think one or
two pretty well known debunkers to come up with some nonsense
explanations for what people had seen with their own lying eyes.
Kind of silly when you read it, actually.
But the pictures, I think, just speak for themselves.
And it brings us to the question of are these things here trying
to contact us at the highest level?
You know, are they just keeping an eye on the President of the
United States? And if you just go back in our
lifetime, in the last, you know, 3540 years or so, we find out
that multiple presidents have had encounters with UFOs.
One that's pretty famous and I've talked about before was
Jimmy Carter. Now here's his article from New
York mag.com dated September 18th, 2019.
Jimmy Carter saw a UFO on this day in 1973.
The word, The articles written by Ed Kilgore.
Get out of the article a little bit here.
And it says future president Jimmy Carter files a report with
the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena in
ICAP on September 18th, 1973, claiming he had seen an
unidentified flying object in October 1969, so four years
after the fact. But he goes ahead and does this
during their presidential campaign in 1976.
Democratic challenger Carter was forthcoming about his belief
that he had seen a UFO. He described waiting outside for
a Lions Club meeting in Leary, GA, to begin at about 7:30 PM,
when he spotted what he called the darndest thing I've ever
seen in the sky. Carter, as well as 10 to 12
other people who witness the same event, described the object
as very bright, with changing colors about the size of the
moon. Carter reported that the object
hovered about 30° above the horizon and moved in toward the
Earth and way before disappearing into the distance.
He later told a reporter that after the experience he vowed
never again to ridicule anyone who claimed to have seen a UFO.
Now this report, when he talks about it, you really get an idea
how big this thing was. It says it was the size of the
moon and then it goes smaller, it comes back, changes from
yellow to blue to red. Very interesting.
Now, I've done a little research online and, I don't know, 20-30,
forty years later, they come along and say, well, this could
have been a barium rocket going off, you know, parallel
narrative. It's amazing to me how you have
these really famous cases and they'll just hang out there
sometimes for 5:10, 20-30 years, Roswell maybe 70 years.
And then suddenly, somewhere, a debunker comes up with a
parallel narrative. It's like, wow, a little late to
the scene, I suppose. And then the whole thing just
goes off on this debunking parallel narrative.
Like the last one I read for Carter was this idea, this
barium rocket was shot up, and this is what they see.
And I find a lot of defects in this theory and myself.
But if that's the case, maybe you could have come around a few
years sooner and enlightened us all.
It just goes to show, no matter how important you are, no matter
how famous you are when you speak the truth about these
things, you're really going to get some blowback.
Now continuing on with this idea of presidential UFOs, I found
this article on mashable.com. It says American Presidents and
their weird relationships with UFO conspiracy theories.
Hillary Clinton may want to believe and this is by Miriam
Mccramer May 14th, 2016. You have to wonder who pushes
this stuff right off the bat. They call it weird, and then
they get the good old, tried and true conspiracy theories tossed
in there. Hillary Clinton wants to know
what's out there. In March, Clinton, the
presumptive nominee for the Democratic nomination for
president while on Jimmy Kimmel Live, has said she'll do her
best to delve into government files surrounding possible UFO
sightings. I would like us to go into those
files and hopefully make as much of that public as possible.
If there's nothing there, let's tell people there's nothing
there, Clinton said. If there is something there,
unless it's a threat to national security, I think we ought to
share it with the public. That's the that's the the whole
thing right there. They can just say whatever it is
is a threat to to national security.
So they're getting, they're giving themselves an out.
Clinton isn't alone in her curiosity about aliens on Earth,
according to one poll released in 2012.
Now keep in mind this is 2016 and conducted by the company
Kelton Research. About 36% of the United States
population believes in UFOSI think it's over 40 now.
This is not a fringe thing, City Institute astronomer Seth
Shostak told Mashable in an interview.
The Central Intelligence Agency has released a full database of
public UFO files, yet the interest in a possible
government conspiracy still hasn't died down.
Well, of course not, especially when you black out half the
pages. If Clinton is chosen as a
nominee and eventually elected as president, she will join a
list of presidents who also have thoughts about UFOs and even
their own sightings to share it, says Harry Truman.
One of the main incidents that sparked UFO fever in the United
States happened during Harry Truman's presidency.
In the 1940s and 1947. An object crashed at Roswell,
NM, sparking years of UFO conspiracy theories that
persisted through today. Yet again, asking questions does
not constitute A conspiracy theory.
Just that's just lazy writing. After initial media reports
classified the object found in Roswell as a flying saucer, the
US military claimed it was actually a weather balloon.
I believe that's also a lie because I understand it.
It was the military that came out and said it was a flying
saucer, not the media. In fact, if I'm wrong, someone
please correct me. In fact, the piece of debris
appears to have been part of a project called Project Mogul
designed to spy on Soviet Union nuclear test, according to The
History Channel. Well, you've got some great
sources there, pal. For his part, Truman joked about
flying saucers with the media at least once.
According to a transcript of press conference on July 10th,
1947, when asked if he had seen any flying saucers by a
reporter, Truman said only in the newspapers.
This is Jimmy Carter, it says. Former President Jimmy Carter
has a very personal relationship with the controversy surrounding
UFOs. Carter has opened up about a UFO
sighting he experienced while in Georgia in 1969, before his
presidency began. I was outside a school lunch
room one night right before sundown.
It was getting dark and we were getting ready to eat supper and
I had about 25 men were standing around.
All of a sudden in the western sky we saw a strange light
coming toward us, a round light, Carter said On Larry King Live.
It got closer and closer and right above the pine trees.
It stopped and then it began to change colors from blue to red
to white. Then it stayed for a while.
We were all aghast. We didn't know what it was, and
then it just and then it just disappeared into the West.
That was the end of it. Carter didn't attribute the
event to some kind of alien counter.
However. I have never thought and still
don't think it is possible for creatures for Mars to visit us
and then come back home, he added.
During his presidency, Carter also asked NASA to investigate
UFOs, According to Leslie Clean, investigative journalist and
author of the book UFOs Generals, Pilots, Government
Officials, One Record. Carter made a request to his
science advisor Frank Press in 1977 asking NASA to look into
UFOs. Even though the request came
from the highest office in the land, NASA declined, Keene told
mentioned in e-mail. This shows that even presidents
cannot always get information about some topics.
Well, it shows you where the power is AT.
And we've heard the story many times where George Bush, who was
a senior who was in charge of the CIA, told Carter that
information about UFOs was on on was on a need to know basis, and
he didn't need to know. And that's the story.
It would seem like it's quite plausible judging from this.
Ronald Reagan, it says 1974 Ronald Reagan may have seen a
UFO, according to the book UFOs Myths, Conspiracies and
Realities written by Army Colonel John Alexander.
According to an account by pilot Bill Patner, Reagan was flying a
plane with Pater and others when they saw a big light flying a
bit behind the plane. That light then accelerated to a
high speed and flew off. Paytner didn't file a report,
but according to Alexander, the pilot and Reagan would talk
about the UFO experience. Alexander also said that Reagan
discussed the UFO sighting with a reporter at the Wall Street
Journal. We followed it for several
minutes. It was a bright white light.
We followed it to Bakersfield and all of a sudden, to our
utter amazement, it went straight up into the heavens,
according to Alexander's book. And here you go, another one of
these UFOs in and around somebody who's a president, a
future president. It's just almost like they're
here just keeping tabs on things, Bill Clinton says.
Hillary Clinton's husband and former president.
Bill Clinton also spoke out about his thoughts regarding
aliens and UFOs on Jimmy Kimmel Live in 2014.
Bill said he looked into the truth about Area 51 when he was
president and had all the Roswell papers reviewed,
anticipating that the White House would get a lot of letters
on the anniversary of the Roswell incident.
First, I had people go look at the records on Area 51 to make
sure there was no alien down there, Clinton said during the
appearance. People thought that because
everyone who works there has to stop about an hour away and put
on special clothing and then drive in and out, and that's
because a lot of our stealth technology is made there.
We know that now, But there are no aliens there.
Bill Clinton is a space geek when it comes to science in
general as well. On that same appearance with
Kimmel, Clinton waxed a little poetic about how there is, in
fact, a good chance that life in some form exists out in the
universe. Clinton said that there are
plenty of planets outside of our solar system that would
potentially support life. It makes increasingly less, it
makes it increasingly less likely that we're alone, Clinton
said. Yeah, well, the fact is that
sounds like a lot of gobbledygook about Roswell.
I think it was under Clinton that they came up with the whole
parallel narrative of the crash test dummy being dropped out and
that's what they found instead of aliens.
I I don't, I don't believe any of that stuff for a minute.
Sounds like another limited hang out to me.
Barack Obama. President Barack Obama has
commented on possible alien conspiracy theories a few times
during his presidency and even during his campaign.
Yep, got to get that. Conspiracy theories in.
Most of Obama's comments about possible UFOs or aliens tend to
be on the joking side or are used as an attempt to pivot back
to issues affecting people living on Earth.
For instance, during a 2007 debate, presidential hopeful
Dennis Kucinich was asked about a somewhat bizarre story
involving his report of seeing a UFO.
See how the author tries to qualify Cusanish's report by
saying that it's bizarre. Very one sided kind of almost
nasty reporting when Obama was asked ASAFS pretending to life
beyond Earth. On the heels of that story, he
said I don't know and I don't presume to know.
What I know is there is life here on Earth and that we're not
attending to life here on Earth. Yeah, pretty profound.
In 2015, Obama also went on Jimmy Kimmel Live and joked
about UFOs. But the president did get a
little more serious about UFOs in an interview with Bill
Simmons for GQ. Quote, people always ask me
about Roswell and the aliens and UFOs, and it turns out that the
stuff going on that's top secret isn't nearly as exciting as you
expect, Obama said during the interview.
In this day and age, it's not as top secret as you'd think.
In 2013, during Obama's presidency, the government also
declassified more than 60 documents from the 1960s and 70s
about going zones at Area 51, according to space.com.
Yeah, that all amounted pretty much to nothing.
So you get you get the very one sided bent here from the media.
Although there are grains of truth in here, we know that
Carter did have a pretty close up encounter with a UFO along
with 25 other people. We know that the pilot that flew
Reagan on that plane saw the UFO and seems pretty likely Reagan
did too. And we know that Clinton had a
curiosity about UFOs. But look, I think we all know
that the Deep State wasn't going to let him anywhere near the
files, just like they didn't let anybody else near these things.
But it's amazing to me how many of these individual presidents
have actually had personal encounters and sightings with
UFOs, and how many of them seem to be curious about it, but
they're afraid to say anything. Now, on to this next article.
Former President Richard Nixon also seems to have had some real
interest in UFOs. This article is from
housestuffworks.com. It says Jackie Gleason sees a
UFO goes down here, tells us the late comedian Jackie Gleason's
second wife. Beverly tells a strange story
that she swears is true. One evening in 1973, she writes
in an unpublished book on their marriage, Gleason returned to
her Florida home, badly shaken, unpublished book.
That's interesting that it never got published.
After first refusing to tell her why he was so upset, Gleason
confided that earlier in the day, his friend President
Richard Nixon, had arranged for him to visit Homestead Air Force
Base in Florida. Upon his arrival, armed guards
took Gleason to a building at a remote location on the site.
There, Gleason, who harbored in intense interest in UFOs, saw
the embalmed bodies of four alien beings, 2 feet long, with
small bald heads and big ears. He was told nothing about the
circumstances of the recovery. He saw his wife to secrecy.
But after the divorce, Beverly freely discussed the story.
In the 1980s, when Ufologist Larry Bryant sued the US
government to get to get it to reveal its UFO secrets, he tried
without, without success, to subpoena Gleason.
Well, you know, that's almost like the Tom Delonge of his day.
Maybe I think, you know, as crazy as it seems, maybe some of
these presidents become enamored with these guys.
It's a little bit of celebrity stuff.
Maybe they're friends. And who knows?
I'm at the point now where I can believe almost anything now
going on with this. This is from POTUS Dash geeks
like livejournal.com, written April 5th, 2021.
It says Presidential X-Files, Richard Nixon, Jackie Gleason
and the Aliens Actor Jackie Gleason was perhaps best known
for his role as bus driver Ralph Crandon, whose famous catch
phrase was to the Moon Alice. It was a different time when
remarks about spousal violence were followed by by a laugh
track. Gleason had much more of an
interest in the heavens besides his punchline.
It was said the actor was greatly interested in the
possibility of extraterrestrials as well as the paranormal.
He read many books on UFOs and other subjects, and even
commissioned a house in Pikskill, New York that was
built to resemble a flying saucer.
During the 1950s, he was a recurring guest on a paranormal
themed overnight radio show hosted by John Nebel, and after
his death his large book collection was donated to the
Library of the University of Miami.
Gleason was also a friend and frequent golfing buddy of
President Richard Nixon. According to writer Larry
Holcomb, it was Gleason's known interest in UFOs that allegedly
LED President Richard Nixon to share some information with
Gleason, including some UFO data and possibly much more.
Gleason met his second wife, Beverly Mckittrick, at a Country
Club in 1968, where she worked as a secretary.
The two were married in a registry ceremony in Ashford,
England on July 4th, 1970. The marriage lasted only four
years and in September of 1974 Gleason filed for divorce from
Mckittrick. She contested the divorce,
asking for a reconciliation, but the divorce was granted on
November 19th, 1975. In 1983, Mckittrick gave an
interview to the notoriously unreliable National Enquirer.
Now that sounds like a little bit of subjective opinion there,
anyway, in which she claimed that on February 19th, 1973,
Nixon took Gleason to an Air Force Base after the two had
played golf together to show Gleason what he was told were
the remains of extraterrestrials.
Mckittrick was not present for the event, but claimed that
Gleason had recounted the details of the event to her.
According to Mckittrick, Gleason and Nixon had played a round of
golf the day, after which the two spent some time chatting
about Gleason's interest in UFOs.
The two men had developed a friendship.
Gleason had been a staunch supporter of the Nixon campaign.
Mckittrick says that sometime around midnight, Nixon suddenly
showed up at Gleason's front door in Key Biscayne.
She claims that he appeared alone with his Secret Service, a
detail that makes the story considerably less credible.
But as the story goes, Nixon and Gleason drove through the night
to Homestead Air Force Base, 35 miles southwest of Miami.
After entering the base, Nixon drove to a heavily guarded
building at the end of the the compound where the two men were
allowed into the facility. According to Mckittrick, Gleason
told her there were a number of labs we passed through first
before we entered a section where President Nixon pointed
out what he said was there wreckage from a flying saucer
enclosed in several large cases. Next we went into an inner
chamber and there were six or eight of what looked like glass
topped Coke freezers. Inside them were the mangled
remains of what I took to be children.
Mckittrick described the incident to the Inquirer as
follows. I'll never forget the night in
1973, my famous husband came home slumped, white faced in an
armchair and spilled out the incredible story to me.
He was late. It was around 11:30 PM and I'd
been worried. As soon as I heard his key turn
in the lock of our golf course home in in Vernon, FL, I jumped
to my feet and asked, where have you been?
His reply stunned me. I've been at Homestead Air Force
Base and I've seen the bodies of aliens from outer space.
It's top secret. Only a few people know, but the
President arranged for me to be escorted in there and see them.
Gleason went to tell her. And there were the aliens lying
on four separate tables. They were tiny, only about two
feet tall, with small bald heads and disproportionately large
ears. They must have been dead for
some time because they've been embalmed, according to Gleason.
According to Mcketrick, Nixon told Gleason that these were
actually the remains of deceased aliens.
She said that seeing this shook Gleason to the core, and he had
difficulty sleeping for several weeks.
When he returned home, he told his wife about what he had seen
and swore her to secrecy. The couple were already in the
process of separating, and Beverly was also in the process
of writing a book about her relationship with their
mercurial and hard drinking funny man.
When the Inquirer story came out, Gleason kept silent about
the allegation until 1986. At that time, he invited Larry
Warren, a UFO ologist and the author and eyewitness, to the
Windows from forest UFO incident.
The two men met at Gleason's New York home, according to Warren,
after a few drink. After a few drinks, Gleason
repeated the story to him. Gleason died a year later, in
1987. Supposedly the only person he
told about the incidents were Mckittrick and Warren, but there
is good reason to believe that the story is completely made-up.
According to Nixon's Daily diary available on the Nixon Library
website, Nixon was in Key Biscayne on February 19th, 1973,
but the main item on his agenda was a meeting with the AFLCIO.
He did attend Gleason's annual golf tournament at the Ivory
Golf and Country Club, spending only 40 minutes there.
Well, that doesn't make it less likely to mean that makes it
more likely because it shows that he was down there on that
day. And it says the Inquirer article
was said to be an excerpt of Beverly's bombshell book, a book
that was never written. Writer Mike Rothschel sums up
the incident. And they go on and can do a
little bit more debunking, which I'm not really interested in
that. But I think what you can get
from this article, even though they kind of take a debunker
attitude at it, is the stories seem to match up.
The stories match up between this Warren guy from the UFO
organization from the ex-wife Beverly Mckittrick, and they
also seem to match the schedule between Gleason and Nixon.
And they got a picture of Nixon and Gleason here climbing around
with a with a snorkeler who looks like he's picking up golf
balls out of the lake there. It just shows me that it's a
possibility. I don't know if it's true or
not, but it's one of these things where you have this
documented interest of a president with UFO.
As you got Carter, you got Nixon.
Even Truman talked about him. You know, when the UFOs were
reportedly seen over the Capitol building in more recent times,
you have these comments from former President Trump talking
about it. This is from News Nation, says
Trump claims he was briefed on UFOs during his presidency.
And in that interview, says Trump said he spoke to Air Force
Service members who said they believed in UFOs and didn't
appear to be the type of guys that that's going to lie.
When Hewitt pressed him, Trump did confirm he was briefed on
UFOs, but did not specify whether the Air Force personnel
were the ones who briefed him. He also didn't give any more
specifics on what the briefing might have said about the nature
or origin of UFOs. Instead, Trump focused on the
challenges he faced around the country, well in opposition from
the Democrats. Look, that was kind of Trump's
problem. I mean, he wasn't really focused
on things. I think that could have changed
just the entire course of events, like disclosing what
happened at Roswell, what happened with Kennedy.
Here's this article from nbcnews.com, another one with
Trump. It says Trump says he's heard
very interesting things about Roswell, site of an alleged UFO
event at once. Again, he's not.
He's not revealing the truth to U.S.
President Donald Trump. This is dated July 19th, 2020.
Excuse me, June 19th, 2020 President Donald Trump says he's
heard some interesting things about Roswell, but he's not
sharing even with his eldest son.
Trump made the comments Thursday in a Father's Day themed
interview with his son Don Trump Junior hosted by the President's
re election campaign. Don Junior wound down his
interview by jokingly asking his dad, president, if we would ever
his dad slash president, if he would ever divulge more
information about Roswell, the New Mexico city known for its
proximity to arguably the most famous UFO event.
This quote and let us know what's really going on, Trump
responded. I won't talk to you about what I
knew about it, but it's very interesting.
Now it goes on talks about the Roswell case here a little bit
there again, You know, I don't think any of these guys seem to
understand that them keeping this information to themselves,
whether they believe us to protect us or whether they
believe it's just fun to hang on to it and not share it with
anybody, is not the best way to handle this.
Because as long as any of these presidents, whether it's Trump
or Biden or Carter or even Clinton, the only way that
they're going to liberate us from the deep state is by just
saying I'm the president. I hereby make this stuff, it's
no longer top secret and just get up there and tell us about
it. The thing is, is that the deep
state has been covering this stuff up, compartmentalizing it
and hiding it for so long. At this point, I think it's
going to literally take a truth Commission to get to the bottom
of everything that had been hiding from us.
It doesn't seem to matter if it's a Republican or a Democrat
or who it is in power, even if they've had personal experiences
like Carter or President Reagan, who, you know, saw a UFO outside
his own private jet before he ran for president.
Or whether it's with Nixon, who had apparently an intense
interest in UFOs, or even with Trump, who claims that he was
briefed and that he knows things that he can't tell us about,
these guys are all locked into this whole idea of secrecy.
And even when a UFO is seen circling Air Force One, it seems
like there's an awful lot of people that want to keep this
thing a secret. Until next time, this is UFO
Warning Over now.