Tucker Carlson On UFOs: TOO DARK TO SHARE; Grusch: Gov't Has KILLED PEOPLE For Trying To Go Public

Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave react to a new case set to be heard by the Supreme Court.

About Rising:
Rising is a weekday morning show with bipartisan hosts that breaks the mold of morning TV by taking viewers inside the halls of Washington power like never before. The show leans into the day's political cycle with cutting edge analysis from DC insiders who can predict what is going to happen. It also sets the day's political agenda by breaking exclusive news with a team of scoop-driven reporters and demanding answers during interviews with the country's most important political newsmakers.

Follow Rising on social media:

Website: Hill.TV

Instagram: @HillTVLive

Twitter: @HillTVLive

[josephlicata]

our government is much dirtier than anyone expects

[MikeThaPhilosopher]

It’s not their jobs to tell us what we can and can’t handle. This is literally our right to know the truth about life.. even if it is dark

[ibenkjr]

Why does it feel like journalists are more ignorant than the public at this point?

[gnosismonkey]

The failure of Bri and Robbie to follow this story is showing again. Grusch attested to the personal intimidation in his first interview, well before the Intercept article. Yall need to do better if you’re going to cover this topic.

[BalmainBucko]

As a Journalist for the Hill, if you want to have your own David Grusch experience try interviewing the CEO of Lockheed Martin and ask them these two questions. 1. Are you working on classified UAP programs? and 2. Did you have a conversation with Mike Turner about changes to the Disclosure Act? I really appreciate this coverage from the Hill, but I'm flabbergasted that no Journalists are going after these Aerospace companies mentioned in every 2nd breath by the whistleblowers and other reporters.

[kblazernut]

It's funny how they are trying to discredit this guy instead of asking the real questions

[eddienorris]

The reporter acted so shocked at the suggestion of the government killing someone. I mean "the government killing someone" is just crazy talk.😂

[FLOTILLA]

The public will be fine. We already need to deal with Living a Lie

[catw]

It really irks me when their whole excuse is "they can't handle the truth" as if we're some sort of toddlers. Um, YES WE CAN. And you're using our money.

[dironlevelup]

Grusch was actually threatened physically. He's spoken about it. He didn't feel safe after the encounter and went public. For all those who didn't know

[m.p]

I know first hand that we use contractors to do our dirty work. Those contractors who used to do the killing for us in Afghanistan and Iraq didn’t just go away, they now operate here in the US. I was Marine Infantry and have friends who are contractors and the things they do are “grey area” as they call it and do shady things here. To me it’s unconstitutional and they should not be allowed to operate in the US!

[usonly]

Is it bad that I’ve been a UFO enthusiast since I was a child and every since the government sort of acknowledged their existence, I stopped caring? I’m more concerned with the state of our country now

[alderstrom]

I sometimes wonder if both Robby and Brianna struggle to process information. Grusch clearly explained how he made a formal complaint with evidence. May I suggest you rewatch the videos at least twice while taking notes rather than just blurting out poorly misunderstood information. You have a responsibility to provide news clarity rather than winging it.

[kael]

I’m glad you guys are having this discussion. I think we’re all about to have our collective minds blown soon.

[tubularguynine]

The child of a Roswell crash witness, in the medical field, overheard a military officer tell her parents that “…it’s a big desert, no one would ever find your bodies.” And she said she knew that meant the whole family, not just the witness. So Grusch’s statements are well founded.

[carolsullivan]

Phil Schneider a geologist at the Dulce base was a whiste blower that said many times he was at risk of being killed for speaking about the Greys they came across while digging. They 'suicided' him as they did many people who came forward. David Grusch is 100% right.

[anarchycoww]

So many whistleblowers, military personnel, scientists and individuals caught in the wrong place at the wrong time have suffered early deaths or have gone missing in the most inconvenient time. This isn’t crazy, it’s very well documented and common knowledge in this field of research

[brookss]

Tucker Carlson is saying what he is being told is too unsettling to share. No one stops to think that maybe the truth is so horrifying, those who know it wish they didn't. It could be something really bad.

[livefree]

I have an Uncle that was abducted (claims) in 1984. His story is a PTSD moment. There was 2 witnesses and one of them is my cousins godfather. Ive hesrd them both discuss it at a family event in 2006.

I beleive him and his friend. They didnt come off as joking. And my mom said my uncle was in shock for several years. He was 29 at the time.

[-Gorbi-]

No, Grusch was talking about having his things moved around in his car, things left on his desk at work in secure areas, to let him know they can touch him at any time
Edit: cmon yall, your audience knows more than you do now, have one of us on the show to inform both of two