Former lawmaker recounts unverified allegations shared during meeting with Army official as debate over UFO disclosures continues.
By yourNEWS Media Newsroom
Former Congressman Matt Gaetz said during a recent media appearance that he was once briefed by a U.S. Army official about an alleged program involving extraterrestrial life and human interaction.
Speaking on The Benny Show, Gaetz described what he said was a non-classified meeting attended by his staff, during which a military member outlined claims of “hybrid breeding programs where captured aliens were breeding with humans to create some hybrid race.”
According to Gaetz, the purpose of the alleged effort was to create a species capable of “engage in intergalactic communication.” He said the briefing included references to extraterrestrial beings and the involvement of humans obtained from conflict zones and migration flows, though no independent verification of these claims was provided.
Gaetz further stated that the individual who delivered the briefing described a network of approximately a dozen facilities in the United States connected to the alleged activity.
The claims have not been confirmed by the Department of Defense or other U.S. government agencies, and no supporting documentation was presented publicly.
The remarks come amid renewed public interest in unidentified aerial phenomena and government transparency. Vice President J. D. Vance has recently indicated he intends to review classified materials related to unidentified objects and has expressed interest in visiting facilities such as Area 51.
Vance has also commented on his personal views regarding extraterrestrial life, stating that such entities could be “demons” as described in religious texts.
Separately, Representative Tim Burchett, also speaking on The Benny Show, raised concerns about a series of incidents involving scientists connected to unidentified aerial phenomena research. “Something dark is going on,” Burchett said, referencing reports that several individuals in the field have gone missing or died within a short period.
The discussion follows statements from President Donald Trump indicating that additional government records related to UFOs may be released during his current term.
No official confirmation has been issued regarding the existence of any program involving extraterrestrial beings or hybridization, and the claims remain unverified.
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