UFO expert Jeremy Corbell pressed on UAPs as Congress demands answers
Jeremy Corbell, an investigative journalist and co-host of the ‘WEAPONIZED’ podcast, recently delved into the topic of government secrecy surrounding unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) during a discussion with Peter Doocy. Corbell pointed to a series of declassified videos, including a notable one from 2021 recorded over Syria, that showcase advanced crafts with seemingly impossible speed and acceleration. He mentioned that both former President Barack Obama and President Donald Trump have made vague remarks on the subject. Meanwhile, Congress is pressing for the release of 46 additional UAP videos.
A newly unveiled documentary, captured in secret, has emerged at a pivotal time as the federal government begins to release unclassified documents related to extraterrestrial encounters.
Directed by Michael Lazovsky, “Sleeping Dog” chronicles the dedicated journey of Jeremy Corbell, a leading investigative journalist, as he advocates for transparency concerning unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs). The film highlights Corbell’s role in amplifying the voices of UAP whistleblowers and facilitating Congressional hearings to draw attention to the issue, emphasizing his push for the government to release classified UFO information to the public.
Corbell, speaking on “The Sunday Briefing” earlier this month, stated, “There are machines, there are craft of unknown origin that fly with impunity in our restricted airspace, and our government has been assessing this as a national threat for decades. The jig is up. People now know UAP are real.”
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Jeremy Corbell attends the ‘The UFO Reality: What Do We Know? What Might We Find Out?’ panel at AlienCon 2023 at the Pasadena Convention Center in Pasadena, Calif., on March 4, 2023. (Jesse Grant/Getty Images for A+E Networks)
The documentary — which was filmed in secret over the span of several years — also reveals previously unreleased footage from Corbell’s investigations and includes interviews from several prominent names in the movement, including astronaut Edgar Mitchell, David Grusch and George Knapp.
“[Corbell] revealed a bunch of videos that he had access to that ended up being a part of the Department of War’s UAP file drop — which was fascinating. So he’s in the know,” Josh Golembeske, senior director of production at Gaia and guest host of the series “Cosmic Disclosure,” told Fox News Digital.
Corbell has spent 14 years compiling UAP-related secrets at a time when information surrounding the phenomenon has been met with public skepticism and government pushback.
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A split screen shows alleged unidentified aerial phenomena, also known as UAPs, as reported by the Federal Bureau of Investigations. (Federal Bureau of Investigations)
The result of his efforts has been far-reaching, with experts pointing to a newfound sense of legitimacy toward UAP footage and documentation.
“The evidence is overwhelming that we’re being visited,” Golembeske said. “There’s been a lid put on it.”
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“We have all this information, but I think it’s more about the information coming to light finally,” he added.
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The lunar surface is shown from the Apollo 12 landing site with two highlighted areas labeled Area 1 and Area 2 where unidentified phenomena are visible. (U.S. Department of War)
The film comes on the heels of President Donald Trump’s push for federal transparency pertaining to UAPs, with a second batch of declassified documents released by the Department of War last week.
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“There’s been a long push from the public and behind the scenes to get to this moment,” Golembeske said. “That push also leaked into the [Trump] administration. So now this administration is more open to it.”
While Golembeske has long advocated for full federal transparency, he believes that the current method of controlled information releases by officials is the best way to acclimate the public to news of UAP discoveries and sightings.
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“I think this is a slow drip disclosure, and you could argue it’s compassionate disclosure,” Golembeske told Fox News Digital. “This is actually how I would do it, because I know that people are going to be shocked and I wouldn’t just drop everything on them.”
However, Golembeske cautions against officials using the releases to negatively portray the possibility of alien life, potentially skewing the public perception of otherworldly beings and technology.
“I like what I’m seeing now, but I worry about a fear-based disclosure versus a hope-based disclosure,” Golembeske said. “Part of my mission here and part of my mission at Gaia is to empower the evolution of consciousness – and all the evidence suggests there is nothing to fear.”
In light of the renewed interest in UAP disclosure and discovery – along with high-profile documentary releases, such as “Sleeping Dog” – Golembeske remains optimistic that the narrative surrounding UFOs will continue to gain traction nationwide.
“I wouldn’t have said this five years ago, but it feels like something is imminent,” Golembeske told Fox News Digital. “It does feel like we’re building towards a moment and the genie can’t be put back in the bottle – I think it’s gone too far.”
Fox News Digital reached out to Corbell and the film’s distributor, Falcon Scout Media, for comment.
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