In this episode of "Reality Check," Ross Coulthart sits down with a UAP researcher known online as "UAP Gerb.” Picking up where Part 1 left off, they dig into the "Immaculate Constellation" document and whistleblower Matthew Brown's claims about nonhuman and reproduction vehicle data. Gerb walks through "Kona Blue," an alleged DHS-brokered program in which Lockheed Martin material was reportedly diverted before the CIA shut it down. Coulthart presses the national security case for controlled disclosure, while Gerb raises troubling allegations: directed-energy attacks on people close to the program, civilian aircraft allegedly downed by EMP weapons during craft-recovery operations and an alleged murder. They close on whether President…
Former New York Congressman and former NYPD detective Anthony D'Esposito joins former Secret Service agent Charles Marino to discuss the enhanced security measures surrounding the White House Correspondents Dinner on Friday's "American Agenda."
The standing argument against disclosure is the public cannot handle it. Dr. Phil McGraw, who has spent close to 50 years sitting with people through the worst days of their lives, tells Ross Coulthart what he thinks of that. Watch this full episode of "Reality Check": https://youtu.be/bhA-E57oQW8 #DrPhil #UFOfiles #disclosure
President Trump on Friday evening will deliver remarks at the do-over White House Correspondents Association (WHCA) dinner, just months after the first event was disrupted by a gunman looking to target Trump and his administration officials. The president’s speech, according to White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, will be “unifying but vicious.” The WHCA and Secret Service have ensured there is a “robust” safety plan in place at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in Washington, the venue for the make-up dinner. The association will honor both the journalism award winners and a Secret Service agent who was pivotal in thwarting the assassination attempt in April. A slew of admin officials, including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth,…
Democrats tried to turn Republican voters against Donald Trump in 2016, but many people weren’t moved by the argument. The Hill's Chris Stirewalt and Bill Sammon break down why elections often come down less to ideology than to the candidate. #donaldtrump #trump #presidenttrump #2016election #election #voters #voting #wholehogpolitics #candidates
