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(NewsNation) — The whistleblower who claims determination is simply a secret Pentagon program to amass pictures and videos of UFOs says helium has seen video of a flying disc that floats into a camera framework earlier appearing “startled” and trying to evade the camera.
The statement offered by Matthew Brown — a erstwhile nationalist information nonrecreational who stumbled connected what says is simply a trove of UFO images — comes successful the latest installment of the “Weaponized” podcast.
“What bash you mean it looked ‘startled’ — what does that mean?” co-host Jeremy Corbell asks Brown in the interrogation segment posted this week.
“It’s conscionable looking astatine an country implicit the ocean,” Brown replies. “This happening conscionable comes trundling along, from underneath the unreality cover. It comes up, and past close erstwhile it’s astir halfway frame, it scoots disconnected to the broadside and, like, tries to get retired of being observed.”
Although Brown described the object, helium did not supply video of the incident. But Corbell says helium has seen the clip antecedently among respective UFO videos that person leaked out.
“I’ve seen it a agelong clip ago, mode earlier I ever met Matthew,” Corbell told “Elizabeth Vargas Reports” Wednesday. “That is simply a portion of footage that, wrong the quality community, if they person entree to the servers, is benignant of famous.”
Brown has said helium discovered the beingness of “Immaculate Constellation,” a concealed Defense Department programme that compiles images of UFOs from subject sources. He says he was rebuffed erstwhile helium tried to alert superiors and has lone precocious identified himself publicly.
Asked by “Weaponized” co-hosts Corbell and George Knapp his sentiment astir UFOs, Brown tells the podcast helium thinks “they” person been connected Earth for “most of recorded history.”
“I deliberation they’re some conscionable arsenic almighty arsenic we think, but besides less,” Brown tells the podcast. “And I deliberation that determination is not a azygous ‘they’ here.”
