In a recent interview, renowned journalist Tucker Carlson expressed his concerns and observations. When talking about the stories he decides not to read, one subject in particular came up as really unsettling to him.
Carlson acknowledged that he was reluctant to talk about the 2020 election controversy in an interview with the “Redacted” podcast. His dislike of reporting on UFOs, which are now referred to as “UAPs,” or unidentified aerial phenomena, is surprisingly greater than that of covering election-related subjects.
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“The baffling UFO story is my second concern. Upon delving deeper and consulting individuals well-versed in the matter, I discovered a plethora of fanciful notions surrounding this story. However, there remains an alarming absence of evidence to support these claims,” he said. “Conversely, those who possess firsthand knowledge have shared chilling aspects of the tale that I struggle to comprehend. These revelations are so disturbing that I have refrained from discussing them with my spouse. It is important to note that I have not personally verified any of this information; it is not simply something I stumbled upon online.”
“There is some stuff there, like, man, I don’t even know what that means. There’s a spiritual component there that I don’t fully understand. So yes, that story bothers me,” he continued.
“One of the reasons we’ve had all of these disclosures and all of this, ten whistleblowers at this point, and it hasn’t really become front page news, part of it is suppression. Part of it is the government doesn’t want you to know about it. But part of it is the public can’t deal with it. It’s too far out. The implications are too profound. And so, I understand that,” Carlson said.
“I’ve heard things where I’m like, oh man, I don’t even really want to know that, honestly. You know what I mean?” he added.
He stated in his explanation that he thought the spacecraft were extraterrestrial in origin and that the U.S. government had known about them for a considerable amount of time.
The U.S. government claims that the existence of these entities, whatever they may be, is proven and evident and that they are not human. This is something that the government has known about for a very long time—possibly as far back as the 1930s. Written documents, tangible artifacts, paintings, and literary works all provide copious evidence that people have been witnessing and interacting with these phenomena for a very long time.
He said, “But the excuse one hears a lot is ‘the government’ and some presidents who have been read in—not all of them—haven’t wanted to disclose this because it would frighten people.” “I’ve always believed that to be nonsense. You’re covering up a crime, which they are, I believe.
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“But I do think there’s a sense in which that is not totally crazy. There is some stuff, if it is true, and I’m kind of thinking it may be true, that is so radical that, yeah, we don’t want to tell the people we love most about it. Because why would you want to disturb someone like that? So I kind of get that. I’m not arguing for hiding things, but I understand the impulse. Like, holy smokes, this is heavy,” Carlson continued.
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Carlson responded to rumors that he might be the former president Trump’s running mate in the 2024 election.
“Well, it’s just– it’s just so unimaginable,” Carlson told SiriusXM and former Fox News host Megyn Kelly on Monday. “I mean, I haven’t led a life that prepares a person for politics. As I said, I don’t think I have any like horrible skeletons or anything. It’s not that, it’s just that that’s not how my brain works. I’ve never done anything like that. I can’t imagine spending time with politicians.”
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