NTK/03 — Bipartisan Support for UAP Research — 12-27-21
Analysis Summary
Summary
The encounter involves Ross Coltart and Bryce Zabel discussing UAP legislation in the U.S. They talk about the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and the Gillibrand amendment, which requires the Pentagon to report on UAPs. They emphasize the significance of this legislation and the bipartisan support behind it. They also reflect on the history of UAP investigations, comparing the current situation to Project Blue Book. Coltart mentions that there is growing interest in UAPs among Congress members. After the discussion, they express optimism about future reports and investigations, indicating a shift in public and governmental attitudes towards UAPs.
Program Intelligence Analysis
The discussion centers around the implications of the Gillibrand amendment within the NDAA, which mandates regular reporting on UAP to Congress. The hosts express optimism about the potential for transparency and bipartisan support in UAP investigations, while also acknowledging historical skepticism and stigma surrounding the topic.
The NDAA will put into law a requirement for the Pentagon and intelligence agencies to make regular reports to Congress about UAP.
Ross Coulthart
“This is a very auspicious moment because there is a little pile of white paper sitting in the inbox on president Joe Biden's desk.”
Bryce Zabel
“This is big, this is momentous because what it's doing is putting into black and white law a requirement that the Pentagon... make regular reports to Congress.”
Kirsten Gillibrand
Marco Rubio
Managed by: U.S. Congress
Mandate regular reporting on UAP to Congress
Managed by: U.S. Air Force
Investigate UFO sightings
The NDAA will put into law a requirement for the Pentagon and intelligence agencies to make regular reports to Congress about UAP.
The Gillibrand amendment is a momentous moment in ufology.
The last time Congress mandated a report on UAP, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence delivered it on time.
Congress has shown bipartisan support for UAP investigations.
There is a stigma surrounding UAP discussions in Congress that is beginning to fade.
There are indications of intelligent non-human life based on recent research.
The October 31, 2022 report on UAP will coincide with the midterm elections in the U.S.
The UAP task force has been briefed on videos and contents of controversial U.S. Navy videos.