Rep. Burchett Warns UAP Briefings Could Alarm Public

Tennessee Republican Representative Tim Burchett warned during a recent television interview that classified briefings he has received on unidentified aerial phenomena, or UAPs, contain information so sensitive that its public release could deeply unsettle Americans and erode trust in the government.

Burchett, a member of a congressional subcommittee examining UAP-related issues, shared his views on Newsmax with host Rob Finnerty. He described being briefed by multiple intelligence agencies over the years, including a session about two weeks prior that he said would prompt widespread alarm if disclosed. "If they would release the things that I've seen, you would stay up. You'd be up at night worrying about or thinking about this stuff," Burchett stated. He added that the full details "would have set the earth... this country would have come unglued," leading citizens to demand answers from federal officials.

The congressman expressed frustration with what he called ongoing cover-ups by government agencies, noting that individuals with knowledge of UAP matters have died or disappeared under mysterious circumstances. He highlighted recent cases involving scientists and military...