For nearly eight decades, Americans have been told that the government is investigating mysterious objects in the skies. But according to Dr. Phil McGraw, there is a glaring problem with the government’s UFO disclosure effort: ordinary Americans are largely left out of the process.
McGraw recently took to X to raise questions about the Pentagon’s approach to unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAPs. His criticism centers on the government’s official reporting system and who is actually permitted to use it.
The issue is difficult to ignore. The federal government has established the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, commonly known as AARO, to investigate UAP sightings and coordinate the government’s efforts to understand unexplained incidents.
