Mike Waltz talks Trump indictment, UFO whistleblower
WASHINGTON, D.C. (FLV) – Rep. Mike Waltz, R-Fla., spoke exclusively with Florida’s Voice about the recent indictment of former President Donald Trump and new whistleblower allegations of a UFO government coverup.
Waltz called Trump’s indictment “one more incredibly damaging thing that is eroding the American people’s trust in our in our justice system.”
“Now you have all kinds of people with all kinds of classified documents, including the sitting president,” Waltz said. “Yet only President Trump gets an FBI raid sirens, sirens blaring, guns drawn, and everyone else is treated with kids gloves.”
The former president faces 38 charges including violations of the espionage act, obstruction of Justice, making false statements and more.
Waltz endorsed Trump in April, joining many Florida Republicans in their support of Trump’s 2024 bid.
“Under his leadership, President Trump secured our southern border, created seven million jobs with record-low unemployment, brought manufacturing back to the U.S.,” Waltz said.
Waltz also responded to the recent whistleblower allegations, which have been deemed “highly credible” by the Intelligence Community’s Inspector General, of a massive UFO government and said that “we need to take this incredibly seriously.”
“Now, we have radar imagery thermals, different types of infrared sensors, you can’t deny this stuff. This is real hard data, that is showing objects that are doing things that can’t be explained,” Waltz said. “And and it’s it’s that data that we’ve demanded the intelligence community in the Pentagon analyzed and come back to Congress to explain and through us to the American people.
WATCH: Rep. @MichaelGWaltz talks UFO threats, whistleblower – "We need to take this incredibly seriously."
— Florida’s Voice (@FLVoiceNews) June 9, 2023
"It's not our systems… [It's either] our adversaries have things with capabilities that we aren't aware of or that we can't explain – or it's other wordly…" pic.twitter.com/hwxwS9FOjn
David Grusch, a former intelligence official who headed the investigation of unexplained anomalous phenomena, or UAPs, within a U.S. Department of Defense agency, made headlines by claiming that the U.S. has been acquiring unidentified non-human aircraft for “decades.”
Grusch claimed to have faced retaliation after filing a formal whistleblower disclosure form to the inspector general with supporting documents and evidence alleging covert U.S. government agencies and defense contractors.
He alleged that the documents contain proof that the U.S. government have been retrieving fragments and occasionally whole non-human vehicles for numerous decades.
“We have been assured it’s not our systems,” Waltz warned. “That means that it’s either our adversaries have things with capabilities that we weren’t aware of, and that we can’t explain, or it’s otherworldly.”
“Either way, I want to know and the American people deserve to know what the hell it is,” he said.
