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- p. 5 …Without objection, the Chair may declare a recess at any time,
and I recognize myself for…
- p. 6 …The reality is, despite their enormous taxpayer-funded budgets,
the transparency of the Defense Department and…
- p. 7 …it in real time now, and Mr. Burchett will enter it into the
record, but 12…
- p. 9 …Since then, the Joint Chiefs have implemented standards for UAP
reporting across the services.
The intelligence…
- p. 12 …In the time of heightened distrust of our government institutions,
I believe more transparency is not…
- p. 14 …At the time, my personnel were par-
ticipating in a predeployment naval exercise off the U…
- p. 15 …others to do the same, and it
is my hope over time that a number of…
- p. 17 …and help restore the American public’s trust at a time
when the public’s trust…
- p. 18 …authorization for some time, quite possibly decades.
Furthermore, these individuals have revealed the name of an…
- p. 19 …The Pentagon, the intelligence community is treating us like chil-
dren. It is time for us…
- p. 23 …That is a crazy idea, right? The hypocrisy and the
logic.
OK. Mr. Shellenberger, I am…
- p. 24 …And the more extraordinary those discoveries, the
more extraordinary those new beliefs, it is very difficult…
- p. 26 …of the deep state
since you worked in government for a long period of time.
But…
- p. 29 …working with former leadership of AARO at the time as well.
Mr. BURCHETT. And we punish…
- p. 36 …the human
body can withstand about 9 g-forces for a short period of time be…
- p. 37 …on the panel. So, just real
quick, because I am running out of time.
Lue?
Mr…
- p. 39 …just
briefly, as I close my time, explain why the UAP Disclosure Act
would be critical…
- p. 40 …I think at the time when this
first—this reality became evident to the U.S…
- p. 41 37
There is also, then, the philosophical argument that the Depart-
ment of Defense and the…
- p. 42 …the government, as well as the inability to get people classifica-
tions in a timely and…
- p. 43 …The problem is, the supposed collection of these biologi-
cal samples occurred before my time, in…
- p. 45 …To the rest of the panel, was the Wall Street Jour-
nal article the first time…
- p. 46 …I am running out of time. The last thing is that we need authori-
ties. Law…
- p. 48 …Nothing beyond what is in the report and
then the specific case that I mentioned with…
- p. 50 …be like us, and every time
we look out into the universe, we are humbled relative…
- p. 51 …any-
where in the world.
So, Mr. Ogles, you are just in time, babe. I will…
- p. 52 …This UAP issue may be the greatest issue of our
time, and it is being hid…
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON CYBERSECURITY, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, AND GOVERNMENT
INNOVATION
NANCY MACE, South Carolina, Chairwoman
WILLIAM TIMMONS, South Carolina
TIM BURCHETT, Tennessee
MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE, Georgia
ANNA PAULINA LUNA, Florida
NICK LANGWORTHY, New York
ERIC BURLISON, Missouri
Vacancy
Vacancy
GERALD E. CONNOLLY, Virginia Ranking
Minority Member
RO KHANNA, California
STEPHEN F. LYNCH, Massachusetts
KWEISI MFUME, Maryland
JARED MOSKOWITZ, Florida
AYANNA PRESSLEY, Massachesetts
Vacancy
SUBCOMMITTEE ON NATIONAL SECURITY, THE BORDER, AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS
GLENN GROTHMAN, Wisconsin, Chairman
PAUL GOSAR, Arizona
VIRGINIA FOXX, North Carolina
CLAY HIGGINS, Louisiana
PETE SESSIONS, Texas
ANDY BIGGS, Arizona
NANCY MACE, South Carolina
JAKE LATURNER, Kansas
PAT FALLON, Texas
SCOTT PERRY, Pennsylvania
Vacancy
ROBERT GARCIA, California, Ranking Minority
Member
STEPHEN F. LYNCH, Massachusetts
DAN GOLDMAN, New York
JARED MOSKOWITZ, Florida
KATIE PORTER, California
CORI BUSH, Missouri
MAXWELL FROST, Florida
Vacancy
Vacancy