Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about Tucker Carlson stops
investigating UFOs. That's correct, Tucker Carlson
stops investigating UFOs. Now, I was just surfing around
the Internet there the other day and came across a video by Benny
Johnson and he had the first excerpt to this where Tucker
Carlson recently appears on the Sean Ryan show.
Now, Sean Ryan does a lot of really interesting stuff.
I think he does a lot of really ground breaking UFO stuff.
And you can watch the whole video.
I put I took a short extra from a clip from that show and I'll
put the link there. And then you can just go to the
short and then on to the Sean Ryan actual interview if he
wants. Quite lengthy.
But in that Tucker talks about his reasons why he no longer
wants to investigate UFOs. And I want to play this short
clip and then we'll get into that in just a second here.
Stop being curious about this because I don't want to know
anymore. You truly don't want to know
anymore. I think I know.
I think I know what's up. So I can't prove it.
Probably I can articulate it, but I think I know what's up.
You can you articulate it and I. Think it's a really old story.
What is it? You know, I'm a Christian and I
am fairly sincere about it. I try to be sincere about it,
more sincere than ever, for sure.
One thing that you notice about. Every world religion I'm
familiar with, I'm interested in that.
Topic There are commonalities between religions.
Jesus is unique and I believe in Jesus so I don't believe in any
kind of pantheology. OK.
I don't think they're all equal or anything like that.
I think mine is correct. I think that, but there are
commonalities that are very striking.
Between all world. Religions I'm aware of and all
creation myths one of them, and this is of.
Course true for. Christianity very true is that
the belief that. Supernatural beings take
physical. Form they all believe that the
Greek myths Jesus most famously it is described in Genesis as
well in Genesis 6. If every culture in the world
that we know about has left any kind.
Of written or physical record is reaching the same.
Conclusions about something? Maybe there's something there?
Now that's from a YouTube short clips, of course, it only lasts
like a minute or less. Still a lot of stuff packed in
there. I mean, what I'm getting from
that is that Tucker Carlson believes that there's some sort
of alien human hybrid program going on.
And in his mind that aliens are spiritual beings.
He talks about the Immaculate Conception of Jesus Christ.
He talks about Genesis 6. That's where, of course, Genesis
talks about the sons of God coming down, having relations
with women, producing children, and this whole idea that the
flood occurred because God had to get rid of this contaminated
blood, this contaminated human DNA.
The other issue comes up though, is that in the in the Old
Testament, it says that there's these sons of God, these giants,
they were here during the times of Noah and afterward.
So it's this ongoing thing where from a religious perspective,
people look at these things as some sort of superhuman,
transhuman spiritual being that comes down in the form of an
Angel and then takes on the physical appearance of a human
and all the trouble that led to. Now, comparing that to the
Immaculate Conception of Christ, I think is a little bit of a
stretch. That's, of course, the notion
that God supernaturally placed Christ as a baby in Mary.
He's born of a virgin. That's kind of the foundation,
the foundational truth of Christianity.
Now, Tucker just kind of goes over this whole notion there
like in a minute before that or, or maybe just after the
interview, the, the whole, the whole question starts out about
UFOs and he seems a little bit reluctant to talk about it.
And Ryan kind of pushes him on it.
And then he says that, well, he has been shown things by people
in the know. Now this, you know, I'm going to
say here, if you've been listening to the show very long,
that's an appeal to authority. It sounds like Tucker Carlson
maybe has been, I don't know, possibly gaslighted.
He's been, he's been shown maybe some files or documents or told
things second hand by people within the government, people
maybe that we see on television every day.
And these people are telling him that these things are straight
up demonic and that there's no point in investigating them.
Well, there's a problem with that.
It's not. There's two ways to look at
this. And I think the Tucker is
looking at this from the idea that, well, any further
investigation of these things would, would, wouldn't, wouldn't
do any good. Because if these, if these
things are all either demonic or mechanical, then they're
mechanical and they're from our, our own government.
And I don't want to get into this top secret stuff because,
you know, it's dangerous. Or if they're spiritual like
he's saying they are and we already know that they're
demonic, there is no point in trying to investigate these
things because that might result some kind of communication with
them. They're evil.
Maybe they could deceive us, pull off some kind of a giant
hoax, whatever. We know, we've heard of the
theory that these things of what some people call the great
deception, where there's a belief that the UFOs will appear
at the end of time. And actually what it will be is
these demonic powers masquerading as aliens or UFOs
or whatever. That's, I mean, that's, that's,
that's a theory, but Tucker's just taking this whole thing as
fact, it seems like, and it seems like he's taking it as
fact because based on some conversations that he's had with
people that he feels are in the know, these authority figures.
Well, the problem is worth these people that he trusts and
they're in the know actually are the ones deceiving him.
That's the problem. And secondly, another problem I
have with Tucker's attitude on this is, OK, let's assume
they're demonic. Let's assume that these are all
baddies. Then the question doesn't
become, well, what are UFOs? But the the question becomes,
what is our government hiding? Because we know our government's
hiding a lot of stuff. I mean, you've got the Kennedy
assassination, you got 911 and you got UFOs, kind of the big
three things going on here that they don't want to talk about.
So what is the government hiding about UFOs?
And more importantly, maybe what are they hiding about their
relationship with UFOs? So to me, I watched this
interview a little bit with with Sean Ryan and, and he's talking
to Tucker Carlson about his, his notion that UFOs are all evil
spiritual entities pretty much that there is a in all
probability and ongoing alien human hybrid program.
And for him, that means that these demons are still coming to
Earth, still contacting humans, still trying to create a human
spiritual hybrids of some kind that should be investigated if
these things were walking among us.
And that would be something that we should know about.
Are certain bloodlines involved? Are certain governments
involved? So there's lots of questions
that need to be asked. And I'm a little disappointed in
Tucker that he just closed the door this whole thing and said,
wow, I saw this. I got a pretty good scare of it.
It it's something that my that my personal religious beliefs
tell me that I shouldn't be poking into.
So I'm just going to move along. Well, you're putting your head
in the sand. If we are, I guess, living in
the days of Noah where these things are having some kind of
human, human spiritual or human alien hybrid program going on,
shouldn't we know about it? Do you think that Noah would
have wanted to have let one of those guys on the boat?
Probably not. That's the whole point, this
idea that is it easier to be uninformed and ignore the
reality around us, or do we have a responsibility to ourselves to
really take a look at these things, no matter what we think
they are? And try to analyze the data and
maybe more importantly, analyze the relationship between our
government, which has a lot of power over us, and these things,
whatever they are. Because we talk about this stuff
a lot. And it seems like when people
send in these four requests, no matter what event it's about,
they come back with page after page of blacked out documents.
Now, Trump has said that when he gets back in, if he gets back
in, he's going to release the Kennedy documents, the 911
stuff. And, and I'm trying to think of
the other one, but will he release the UFO documents?
Maybe those are the most important ones of all.
Now I want to take a look at a couple of these articles here
talking about what Tucker said and why it's important that we
continue investigating this stuff even if Tucker doesn't.
Before I go any further though, I want to play this short 2
minute clip of Tucker Carlson on this interview they did on it
looks like Breaking points. I found the Twitter excerpt at
UAP James. I'll put the link at the Kofi
along with the other stuff. He's talking a little more about
where he thinks he's UFOs come from.
Now, this is before the interview that he just did here
with Sean Ryan where he's decided not to investigate this
stuff anymore. And as I listen to Tucker, this
two-minute excerpt talk about what he thinks these things are
and what our government involvement could be and what
really the deep state involvement can be, which
basically that's what he says without actually saying the
words deep state. I find it rather disturbing that
he's decided not to investigate these things.
We need to not be so worried, maybe at least from his
standpoint of not investigating these UFOs, but we certainly be
interested in involving their relationship with actors in our
U.S. government. That seems pretty important to
me, and it does seem like something that we should be
talking about and looking into. So we'll go ahead and play this
short excerpt right now. My own view is that these are
not aliens. There's no evidence that they've
come from somewhere else. We would probably know.
We've got a lot of a lot of technology that's watching what
comes in and out of the atmosphere, and there's no
evidence of that. I think they've been here
forever. I'm, I don't, they're not, I
don't, this is my view. Again, I can't be proven.
But I'm just telling you after a lot of conversations, I think
it's likely that the US government has had contact with
these direct contact and, you know, over a period of years.
I find that really disturbing because I, you know, and, and,
and a bunch of other things that I, that are highly distressing
that I can't prove. And so I'm not going to throw
them out there. And my view is that there, you
know, this is my opinion, that there are things about this that
are really disturbing. And while I hate any kind of
government secrecy, and if I could prove any of this, I would
say it immediately, consequences be damned, I do sort of
understand why they don't want to let this stuff out.
It's not about, oh, we've got fragments of one of these crafts
at a Lockheed, you know, facility in California.
And we have biologics from the, you know, everyone knows that
that's likely. True.
Well, it's certainly true. That they have the.
You know. Pieces of the stuff, but I think
it's likely that it's it's it's darker than that and that the US
government is, I said the US government, people in the US
government, not the US government.
But you know, there are parts. It's a vast.
It's the largest human. Organization in history, parts
of it, you know, have knowledge that is very, very disturbing.
And I personally think, strongly think, that there's a spiritual
component to this that I don't understand and will not pretend
to understand, but I think it's very clear.
That there's a spiritual. Component to this that's one of
the reasons the Vatican and I'm again and not Catholic but has
been involved in this for over 100 years as an.
Observatory, etcetera, etcetera. I mean, it's, it's, it's pretty
obvious that these are not men from Mars, that I think that was
a SIOP because I think the truth is a little bit Wilder.
Well, Tucker can certainly pack in a lot in 2 minutes, probably
more than most media personalities.
And we saw him packing in there. He seems to have resolved
himself to the situation that even though these UFOs are bad
things and even though they are doing things that we may not
want to know about with actors deep within our government,
people we would call the deep state, that he just can't go any
further with it. He has all these thoughts, but
because he can't prove it, he can't share it with us.
That's kind of like saying, well, very dangerous situation
afoot, but I can't say anything because I'm not sure.
I mean, it seems like a really almost, I hate to say it, but
disingenuous thing to do. If you had a best friend that
was about to go on a date with somebody that you had maybe done
a little sleuthing around and found out that they had
committed a murder earlier in their life.
Regardless of why they had committed that murder, you might
want to let your friend know about it, especially if if at
the profile of somebody that got hurt, your friend, if your
friend was about to invest money and something that you knew was
a scam, even though your friend might not listen to you, you
might feel obligated and have a duty to say, hey, you know, as
my as your as a friend, I have to tell you that I think you're
making a bad decision here and you should get professional
advice. I mean, I think the least he
could do is tell us what he thinks is going on and then
telling us to investigate and make up her own mind.
It seems a little irresponsible if you have all these super
powerful informed people telling you that these things are are
incredibly dangerous and that our government is in contact
with them. But then to just say, well, OK,
I know what it is, I'm not going to bother with it anymore.
Rather than sharing those concerns with your listeners.
Now, he might think it's irresponsible to share something
he can't prove, but he could talk about things he's been told
in generalities, like Tom Delong saying, well, the things that I
saw kept me up for three nights in a row.
It's one thing to say that, but it's another thing to be in bed
with the people that are talking to these things, maybe have
captured these things, maybe are trying to communicate with these
things. So it's not just the UFOs, it's
the idea that a secret cabal within our own government that
we pay for could be in close contact with these entities,
whatever they are. If you go back and look at the
Book of Enoch, it talks about how these watchers and another
case of these supernatural entities came down to Earth and
taught man everything from how for a woman how to apply makeup
to the art of making war. Seems like a misuse of the word
art there, huh? Just killing people, taking what
they need and calling that war. So if these are if this is a
personality of these entities, sex obsessed, war obsessed,
prideful, arrogant and dictatorial and our government
and and they're sharing their high tech stuff.
Maybe 4000 years ago, 5006 thousand years ago, maybe the
technology they were sharing was metallurgy.
Today it could be genetics. You know, and that comment,
right? And and that little excerpt
right there, he's talking about biologics being found.
What if the biologic found would be some sort of rare virus that
could take out the whole world? So it's irresponsible for the
people that know about this stuff not to talk about it and
not to warn the rest of us have dangers if our own government,
and worse than that, not just our own government, but our own
government cloaked within this deep state apparatus to where
they are effectively untouchable.
You're not going to see those guys on a trial in New York
anytime soon. Believe me, if those fellows are
in contact with these entities, the same kinds of entities that
he talks about in Genesis 6, the guys that came down and said,
hey, check this cool sword out. Would you like to kill your
neighbor and take his wife and kids?
Hey, check out this or that and introduce them to all sorts of
really, quite frankly, immorality and dangerous
behavior to the point where the whole world was destroyed.
If these entities, these entities that so many people
think are here to contaminate the bloodline, quite honestly.
And what, Sir, what is their obsession with human DNA?
So if our own deep state is in exclusive communication with
these things, what's that mean for the rest of us?
And shouldn't we be interested? That could be planning our own
demise. We've talked about many times
the dynamics that occur when a more advanced civilization shows
up on the shores of a less advanced civilization.
The less advanced civilization never wins out, even if it's
just through luck of the draw, where the more advanced
civilization has been exposed to a particular virus, measles or
smallpox or whatever, that ends up being devastating to the
people they come in contact with.
Something as simple and it's not innocuous as that.
So, Tucker, does he expect us to just sit here with their heads
in the sand, talking in circles, ignoring the truth that's all
around us, the truth that matters.
Every other conspiracy that he that he investigates, this
conspiracy to do evil by wealthy people, by powerful people, is
important. Everything from John F Kennedy
assassination to 911 or whatever.
This might be and probably is the most important conspiracy of
all, because this is a conspiracy of a secret group,
secret powerful cabal within the bowels of our own government
having protected conversations with entities that might be
demonic, might be from another dimension, might not be here for
our own good. Some really scary stuff, it
seems, I'm afraid to say, like Tucker's dropping the ball here.
Now we'll take a look at what it would mean to let the government
actually investigate this. Here we go.
National report finds no evidence of extraterrestrial
origin for UFO sightings. Margaret.
Margaret Osborne, Daily care Correspondent, September 15th,
2023. Now, I'm not going to read the
whole article, but I'll put a link to it and you can just see
it just goes all all the way through a team of independent
scientists. Really, how independent was
there? Anybody from MUFON and over
there convened by NASA has released a 33 page.
That's interesting. 33 That's a number that comes up a lot
outlining the how the agency can aid and research into
unidentified anomalous phenomena known more commonly as UFOs.
Following the report's publication, NASA appointed Mark
Mcinerry as his first director of UAP research.
And I can't imagine how much these guys are making.
Come take a job where you can deny the UFOs exist and we'll
pay you 100 and 5200 thousand a year, plus all the benefits plus
all the insurance. Have a nice life, just do what
we say. This is the first time that NASA
has taken concrete action to seriously look into UAP, NASA
Administrator Bill Nelson said during a news conference about
the report, per CN NS Jackie Waddles.
We started this without any preconceived notions, but
understanding that we're in a world of discovery and then just
goes on. It's a couple pages of nonsense.
If you think for one second that NASA cares about releasing UFO
information or disclosure to you, I guess we're not on the
same page together because I think NASA is busy covering this
step up. I mean, they are an intelligence
agency above all else. So what would they, what
interest would they have in bringing UFO disclosure to the
world, disclosure to our enemies too, if they do that.
So, but you can go through the article and take a look.
If we're depending on people like this to bring us
disclosure, it's never going to happen.
They're the ones that need to be investigated.
And it seems to me that Tucker Carlson is completely
overlooking this. Now I want to go ahead and just
take a look at an article on some comments that Elon Musk
made about Tucker's opinion, and then we'll finish this out.
Now, the last article that we're looking at here is from
thestreet.com. I'll have the link at COFI with
the other stuff. It says Elon Musk rejects Tucker
Carlson's viral alien conspiracy theory dated April 22nd, 2024,
Patricia Battle. It goes on here, says SpaceX
CEO. Elon Musk just shot down Tucker
Carlson's conspiracy theory on aliens where he believes the
extraterrestrials are spiritual entities that have taken
residence under Earth's ocean. Now, First off, they're using
the derogatory term conspiracy theory.
They want to they want to use and they want to use Elon Musk
here as an authority figure to denigrate Tucker Carlson.
Just notice that. And then they use probably the
most really eye-catching part of Tucker's comments, and they say
that they're that they're living under Earth's ocean.
Well, a lot of us have thought that for a long time.
While speaking to Joe Rogan on a recent episode of the Joe Rogan
Experience podcast, Carlson, a political commentator, claims
that it is a lie that aliens are from Mars due to there being no
evidence that they come from another planet.
There's no evidence. There's no evidence, has never
been any evidence that there are lots of these objects, these
vehicles coming into our atmosphere from somewhere else,
some of their planets at Carlson.
There's no evidence of all that's that's not correct.
I mean, I don't think there's evidence that these things are
seen in the sky all the time. Now, whether they came from
somewhere else, we don't know, but there's evidence that could
be construed that way. So I think I think that Tucker
is kind of missing the point a bit there.
Carlson instead claims that aliens are spiritual or
supernatural entities that have been on Earth for thousands of
years. They've been here for a long
time and there's a ton of evidence they are under the
ocean and under the ground, said Carlson.
Carlson's comments soon went viral on social media platform
X, capturing the attention of Musk, who dismissed Carlson's
theory. In a tweet, Musk claimed that
his thousands of Starling satellites, which provide
Internet in rural areas across the US, have captured no
evidence of extraterrestrial life.
Notice how they're setting Musk out to be the hero at thousands
of Starling satellites which provide Internet in rural areas.
Look, the rural areas in the US mostly have had Internet for a
long time. There are a few places where
they can't get to it in the middle of nowhere.
But, you know, basically if you have a cell phone, you've got
Internet. OK, maybe not the kind of
Internet you want, but you've got some kind of Internet.
And so I'm not even sure if the amount of good these satellites
do outweighs the pain in the rear end that they are.
I mean, they cause a lot of hassle for people that are start
there. There are watching the the night
sky. I don't particularly enjoy
looking up and seeing these things pollute the environment
and, you know, just traveling across the sky constantly.
And he wants to cover the earth in them.
Since when does one billionaire get to make a make a decision
for the rest of us? So you, they've, they've sent
Musk up as a hero, as a hero here to pull the chair off from
under attacker Musk. Starlink is engineered by his
company SpaceX was designs manufacturers and launches
rockets and spacecraft. The billionaire has previously
expressed his disbelief in aliens, ironically in an
interview last year with Carlson where he claims that he has seen
no evidence of aliens despite being very familiar with space.
Yeah, well, he would know everything.
I mean, this discount, the experiences of millions of
people have seen these things. Musk also said in the interview
that if he did see evidence of aliens, he would immediately
tweet about it. I would immediately tweet it out
and said Musk, that would be probably the top tweet of all
time. We found one guy's.
It's a jackpot with some 8 million likes and he's making a
little joke there. Really.
What do you do that when his business is so dependent on
NASA, wouldn't he just follow orders?
The conversation surrounding aliens has heated up over the
past few months due to the plethora of revelations.
That word plethora, I think that's one that they give them
when they're a freshman of college writing class and they
just keep using it and using it and using it.
Revelations during congressional hearings in the US and Mexico
that both discussed the alleged existence of extraterrestrial
life. Last July, the US government
sent social media into a frenzy after Congress held a hearing on
UFOs where former US Air Force officer David shared his
testimony claiming that the government has recovered non
human spacecrafts and biologics from alleged crash locations.
A few months later in September, a ufologist during a Congress
hearing in Mexico revealed 2 caskets that unveiled 2 corpses
of what he claims to be aliens were found in Peru in 2017,
which went viral on social media.
Somebody was asked me about these things.
I just think it's a total hoax. I'm suspicious of anything that
Jamie Nelson comes up with and to call this guy ufologist, I
don't know. It's kind of like for them to
climb a quack. I think.
I did not find him to be. I don't find this fellow to be a
serious investigator. And if I'm wrong you can let me
know. Beirut forensic experts later
revealed in January that the alien bodies that were presented
during the hearing are fake anchor metal, plastic Paris or
something. The conclusion is simple.
They are dolls assembled with bones of animals from this
planet with modern synthetic glues.
Therefore, they were not assembled during pre Hispanic
times, said forensic archaeologist Flavio Estrada
during a press conference. They're not extraterrestrials.
They're not aliens. I just saw an article on this
about people. Now you have a lot of people
going down to these ancient cemeteries and Peru and trying
to dig up corpses and stuff. This is not OK.
All right? If we had people from South
America coming here to our old pioneer cemeteries and digging
them up, excavating graves, looking for remains of aliens,
people would be in prison. And you know, I talked about
this whole thing before with these, with these aliens, quote
UN quote corpses and about how it was desecration of these
graves to go down there and just be digging these up.
And I just don't think that's really a cool thing to be doing.
And I had some kind of nasty comments about, well, they're
doing this and they're doing that.
Look, I'm going to say it again. You don't have the right to go
into somebody else's country and dig up their old graves thinking
that you're looking for aliens. Even these, these ones with the
elongated skulls and stuff. I don't think it's OK for people
to be out there in the desert just dragging these skulls in if
they want to do some sort of a university peer reviewed stuff,
I guess. But still, I mean, you're
disturbing graves no matter how old they are.
And sometimes they're not as old as people think.
So that whole thing to me was just distasteful.
And no, I don't think those ends are real at all.
It just, it's just used over and over again.
They have an image of this Jamie Melison.
You're looking at these two creations inside these boxes,
and it's used as a distraction. And people will remember the
pictures long after they've forgot about the conversation
with Tucker Carlson saying that he's not investigating UFOs
anymore because he's concerned these are demonic operations and
that there's somehow some kind of contact with our deep state.
But hey, we have to keep secrets, right?
So it's a very kind of conflicting messages there.
As far as I'm concerned. As an investigative reporter,
you probably shouldn't be afraid to investigate something #1 and
#2 if you have suspicions that elements within our own
government are secret contact with the thing that you're
afraid to investigate, that's all the more reason to
investigate. Really interesting stuff,
though. Tucker wrote.
He does a lot of good work. He is kind of a lightning rod
sometimes. But I found this interview with
Sean Ryan and the other one up there talking about what's going
on with these things just fascinating.
Until next time, this is UFO warning over and out.