Jeremy Corbell, a UFO expert and investigative journalist, shared insights on government secrecy around unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) in an interview with Peter Doocy. Corbell, known for his role in the ‘WEAPONIZED’ podcast, highlighted declassified videos showcasing advanced crafts, including a notable 2021 video from Syria. These videos demonstrate extraordinary speeds and turns that defy known technology. Prominent figures like former President Barack Obama and President Donald Trump have made vague statements on the issue. Now, Congress demands the release of 46 UAP videos.
In parallel, a new documentary titled “Sleeping Dog,” directed by Michael Lazovsky, focuses on Corbell’s extensive efforts to uncover UFO information. Secretly filmed over several years, this film profiles Corbell and his advocacy for UAP transparency. Over the years, Corbell has provided a platform for UAP whistleblowers and pushed for congressional hearings, urging the federal government to disclose classified UFO data.
“There are machines, there are craft of unknown origin that fly with impunity in our restricted airspace, and our government has been assessing this as a national threat for decades,” Corbell stated in a recent interview.
The documentary features undisclosed footage and interviews with key figures like astronaut Edgar Mitchell, David Grusch, and George Knapp. Josh Golembeske, a senior director at Gaia and guest host of “Cosmic Disclosure,” remarked that Corbell’s collection of UFO videos forms a part of the Department of War’s UAP file drop, offering viewers unique insights into these mysterious sightings.
Corbell’s commitment spans 14 years, with efforts to compile UAP secrets despite public skepticism and government pushback. Experts now increasingly recognize the legitimacy of UFO evidence, challenging a long-standing cover-up. Recent federal transparency under President Trump’s administration and subsequent document releases signal a growing willingness to acknowledge UAP phenomena.
Golembeske supports controlled public disclosure strategies, acknowledging that abrupt, full transparency might overwhelm the public. According to him, disseminating information gradually allows the public to acclimate to the concept of UAPs. However, he warns against framing disclosures in fear-based narratives, emphasizing that evidence suggests no threat from alien technology.
The “Sleeping Dog” documentary comes amid rising interest and anticipation of further UFO revelations. Golembeske remains hopeful that UAP narratives will continue gaining traction across the United States, marking a shift in public perception. Fox News Digital reached out to Corbell and Falcon Scout Media, the film’s distributor, for additional comments. Julia Bonavita, a Fox News Digital writer and drone pilot, contributed to this report. She is available for contact on social media platforms via @juliabonavita13 or through her email, [email protected].
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