Ross Coulthart on David Grusch's New Role and Trump's UFO Transparency Promises
NewsNationApril 7, 20253 min120,528 views
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- 📌 David Grusch is starting a new role as senior adviser to Rep. Eric Burlison, R-Mo., focusing on unexplained anomalous phenomena (UAP).
- 🎯 This move is seen as a strategic effort to bring Grusch's insights directly to Congress, aiding lawmakers in understanding and investigating UAP.
Challenges and Disinformation
- ⚠️ Coulthart highlights a determined disinformation campaign within parts of the Pentagon and intelligence community that aims to suppress the UAP story.
- 💡 Grusch's presence in Congress is intended to counter this by informing and guiding members on what questions to ask and where to find information.
Presidential Action on Declassification
- 🏛️ While Donald Trump has previously ordered declassification of files related to Epstein, JFK, MLK, and RFK, he has not yet done the same for UAP files.
- ❓ This inaction raises questions about the influence of the intelligence community on presidential decisions regarding UAP transparency.
The Path Forward for UAP Disclosure
- 📈 Coulthart expresses some skepticism about future hearings yielding significantly more information, as Grusch has already provided extensive evidence to various committees.
- 🔑 The ball is now in President Trump's court to follow through on his past statements and promises regarding UAP declassification and transparency.
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David GruschUAPUnexplained Anomalous PhenomenaRoss CoulthartCongressPentagonIntelligence CommunityDisinformation CampaignDeclassificationDonald TrumpTransparencyCapitol HillRep. Eric Burlison
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