A former Air Force intelligence officer testifying before Congress said the U.S. is concealing a longstanding program that retrieves unidentified flying objects. The Pentagon has denied his claims. Here’s what you missed in the hearing.

Actually @AP the Pentagon has not denied such a program exists. Their spokeswoman has stated ONLY what she claims the @DoD_AARO office knows - just 1 office in @DeptofDefense. This article underlines just how badly the mainstream media is allowing itself to misreport on #UAPs .

Actually no, the Pentagon has not denied his claims. They have issued a carefully worded statement that claims AARO has found no "verifiable" evidence. The *ability to verify* is legalese for "we can't tell you".

The Pentagon haven’t denied Grusch’s claims - they’ve restricted their response to the scope of AARO (who have an inherent conflict of interest in investigating ANY of these claims)

The Pentagon did not deny today's claims under oath. Yet.

The Pentagon has not denied his claims and this is bad journalism.

Grusch is a legend

The newest way to 15 minutes of fame...be a whistle blower without proof.

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