Jesse Watters: Why won’t the government ‘come clean’ about what they know?

Former senior intelligence officer Luis Elizondo joins ‘Jesse Watters Primetime’ with his inside take on alleged government legacy program involving UFOs. #foxnews

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[milansuvajac]

When did the government come clean about anything?

[danjensen]

This is something you don’t make fun of, our government keeping this secret. Spending our tax dollars to keep it secret. We want to know.

[raymondjallen]

Well if they want to see our leader it will be embarrassing.

[alexgriffin]

Thank you for covering this extremely important subject.

[danjensen]

Glad someone is on the greatest story never told

[lazytomcatranch]

That any major network is talking seriously about this, is astounding. I once saw a light in the sky maneuvering in ways described in this video. After a few moments, a jet fighter came racing towards the u.f.o, and then the u.f.o just faded out into nothing. At that moment the jet fighter increased it's speed (I assume attempting to regain radar contact or to track it). This happened more than a decade ago in the skies above Raytown, Missouri. It is something I will never forget.

[GlockFanBoy]

Jessie sounded a little condescending in that brief interview, just like any other main stream media outlet that gives it any coverage. And you wonder why no takes it seriously, and why the truth will continue to be hidden from the public.

[jaymiearias]

Well done, Fox News, for finally having the balls to report on the biggest story in human history and letting go of the stigma that's normally associated with this topic 👏

[melissajackson]

My dad worked at NASA and saw some unbelievable stuff, he even had to report to the Pentagon.

[LSpruill]

Virginia Beach today. They were chasing it.

[FlightRISC-LLC]

Now this is the kind of Fox News that I like. 👾

[jamesdarnell]

They don’t come clean because their trading humans for tech

[angelashepherd]

The government is afraid the public will go berserk 😮

[wakeboarder]

I was a little skeptical until I saw one over Lake Tahoe in August 2022 around 2pm on a perfect weather clear sky day....a gunmetal grey sphere (about ten feet in diameter) traveling at approximately 100-125 mph and 1000 feet above the water. No sound or signs of propulsion. I locked eyes on it for about 8-10 seconds then it suddenly disappeared (literally went invisible in front of my eyes).

[trevor]

Finally something all Americans can get behind!

[whychromosomesmusic]

Dad just died earlier this year. He was a Scope Dope [radar operator] in the USAF in the 1950s. Visiting him at his house in the 1990s I asked him if they ever saw anything on the radar that was NOT conventional aircraft. He said yes and that "whenever" that happened one of the guys from the front office would come into their operations room and tell them sternly, "You didn't see anything!" and they were warned NOT to talk about it.

My dad also volunteered the information that he had a TDY in Kansas City the year that I was born. I asked him what it was for because even now I remember what all my TDYs were for in the 1980s when I was in the USAF. He simply replied, "I don't know." But later I asked one of his buddies from that time and he told me that their TDY to Kansas City was to learn how to use the SAGE radar system. I have heard accounts that the radar might be used to disrupt the electromagnetic field of UFOs and cause them to crash.

I've had numerous hypnotherapy regression sessions in the 1990s. Many of them concerned memories of being a small boy in the company of military including one that concerned my going into an underground facility. For some reason I think it was at Quantico. I was about 7 or 8 when I was there. They planted trees and other plants in the circular depression there to hide it from aerial view. The entrance to the tunnel is on one side of that circular depression. Directly across from the tunnel entrance was possibly a radar dish. To my small boy's memory the side view of it merely looked like a kind of weird sculpture with a square base and a crescent shape on top of it.

My father probably took secrets with him. I have decided to share what I remember for whatever worth that might have.

[johnperry]

They can't tell us until they understand it. Which is why they don't.

[markcook]

We are not alone, we never have been...

[benknowbi]

Was the South Park Thanksgiving space war episode actually a documentary? Ancient astronaut theorist say yes.

[sfdwsmb]

In 1630 things were described as oval egg shaped in the sky. The man who invented the calculator wrote a 33 page scientific analysis. Four hours this event lasted and hundreds observed this.