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US President Donald Trump may publicly acknowledge the existence of extraterrestrial life, according to filmmaker Dan Farah, the director behind the newly released documentary “The Age of Disclosure.” The film examines what Farah describes as a decades-long government effort to hide evidence of alien encounters and unidentified aerial phenomena.
Farah told Entertainment Weekly that some of the people involved in the production believe Trump has already been briefed on essential information about humanity’s place in the universe. “I think it’s only a matter of time before the release of this film is followed by a sitting president stepping to the podium and telling the world, ‘We’re not alone in the universe,'” Farah said. “It’s the most significant moment a leader could possibly have.”
General Director claims Trump has been briefed on ‘base facts’
In the interview with the outlet, Farah said several individuals involved in the production believe Trump has “become aware of the base facts” about humanity’s place in the universe. According to Farah, Trump’s team is trying to “decide a course of action” regarding how to handle what he claims is extensive information about extraterrestrial life forms and unexplained objects.
General Trump’s previous role in UAP transparency
This isn’t the first time Trump has been linked to the UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) debate. In 2020, he signed a major COVID-19 relief and government funding bill that included a requirement for US intelligence agencies to deliver an unclassified UAP report to Congress—an important step in the government’s current disclosure efforts.
Despite suggestions that he holds significant information, Trump has publicly stated he is not convinced aliens exist. During an appearance on “The Joe Rogan Experience” last year, he said he had “never been a believer,” even though he acknowledged the growing public interest in the issue.