David Grusch Claims to Be Advising Trump Administration on UFOs

The shooting at the White House Correspondents Association Dinner overshadowed a new claim from so-called UFO whistleblower David Grusch, who claimed in a podcast appearance on Weaponized with Jeremy Corbell this weekend that he is advising the Trump Administration on UFOs and personally briefed Pres. Trump on the non-existent evidence he claims not to have ever seen firsthand. “I certainly have advised the Administration over the last year or so, and I spent a lot of time with high-level officials working for the President to try to provide my sage advice on it,” Grusch said, adding that Trump will “go down in history as a great figure, historically, regardless of your political persuasion or personal opinion of the President” for sharing Grusch’s UFO claims. 

□□David Grusch revealed he has been advising top Trump Administration officials on UFOs.

He said if the president releases everything he knows, Trump will go down in history as a great figure, no matter what people think of him politically.

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Grusch told Corbell that the government observed signatures in the sky associated with “sentient, non-human intelligence,” which would be exciting if it did not specifically call into question the claims that Grusch had previously made about alleged regular and sustained (and indeed intimate) contact with space aliens.

​​In an interview last November on Fox News, Grusch claimed that Trump received a briefing on crashed flying saucers, recovered alien bodies, and numerous alien races with which the government has interacted, including at least one that is cross-breeding with humans. Trump subsequently claimed not to know whether aliens were real and to have no opinion about the matter, suggesting that Grusch was not terribly convincing in his briefing.

A cynic might ask: Why would government officials care about signs in the sky when they are already having sex with the aliens and driving their vehicles?

Grusch said on ​Weaponized this weekend that he provided his information about aliens to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who has long been interested in UFOs. Last December, Rubio denied that he had seen any convincing evidence of space aliens. 
 
Meanwhile, after much media debate about the purpose of the Aliens.gov domain name, it turns out it will be used for exactly the obvious purpose in an unsubtle Administration: Pentagon UFO files will be posted there in the coming weeks.