Jeremy Corbell Calls Out UAP Hearing as ‘Dishonest and Controlled’

On November 13, 2024, the U.S. House of Representatives convened a joint hearing titled “Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Exposing the Truth,” led by the Subcommittee on Cybersecurity, Information Technology, and Government Innovation, chaired by Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.), and the Subcommittee on National Security, the Border, and Foreign Affairs, chaired by Rep. Glenn Grothman (R-Wis.). This session was held at 11:30 a.m. in Room 2154 of the Rayburn House Office Building under the auspices of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee.

The hearing was attended by several prominent members of Congress. Rep. Nancy Mace, who also chaired the proceedings, underscored the importance of transparency regarding UAP phenomena and the need to confront any forces obstructing such efforts. Rep. Glenn Grothman provided additional leadership in the session, ensuring the focus remained on public accountability and addressing national security concerns. Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-Fla.) was also present, raising key questions about the openness of the hearing and voicing skepticism about whether all relevant information was being shared. His remarks highlighted concerns about potential restrictions on what members of Congress were allowed to ask witnesses.

Other members of the House Oversight Committee participated, contributing to the broader discussion about the U.S. government’s handling of UAP research and its implications for transparency. The hearing sought to illuminate secretive government programs related to UAPs and their potential implications for national security and public trust, while also addressing broader issues of manipulation and controlled narratives in these investigations.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) revealed troubling resistance to the proceedings, stating, “Certain individuals… didn’t want this hearing to happen because they feared what might be disclosed, but we stood firm.” Her remarks underscored the gravity of the situation, hinting at forces working to suppress crucial information. Adding to the tension, Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-Fla.) disclosed that lawmakers were explicitly advised against asking particular questions. “In fact, many of us were told not to ask some of you certain questions on certain topics,” he said, casting doubt on the openness of the hearing process.

These revelations align with claims made by filmmaker Jeremy Corbell and journalist George Knapp, who have publicly criticized the hearing as heavily controlled and dishonest. Corbell alleged that Congress and other entities knowingly misled the public about the UAP issue. He described the hearing as a “dishonest” display manipulated by individuals behind the scenes, using underhanded tactics to shape the narrative. Knapp echoed these sentiments, pointing to deliberate efforts to restrict the scope of inquiry and control the flow of information. Such allegations raise questions about whether broader forces are at play to maintain secrecy around UAP phenomena, fueling further skepticism about the integrity of the process.

Corbell, who had initially hyped the hearing with great anticipation, admitted his disappointment in its outcome. “The feeling was different this time, and I couldn’t really put my finger on it,” he reflected. “I was pumped! I did all these texts before, like, ‘Oh, it’s coming out, sh*t’s coming out!'” Despite the buildup, the hearing fell flat. Corbell suggested that crucial testimony or evidence was withheld, potentially due to external pressures or manipulation. He further revealed that Congress had been offered “direct, hands-on whistleblowers,” but these offers were declined, leaving many unanswered questions.

Drawing a sharp comparison to previous hearings, Corbell described the Grusch hearing—with witnesses like David Grusch, Ryan Graves, and Alex Fravor—as “real” and “honest.” In contrast, he felt the latest hearing was entirely “controlled,” a realization that became clearer to him in hindsight. Knapp also expressed concerns about “manipulations and underhanded, dishonest tactics” at play, though he acknowledged that such tactics might eventually lead to positive outcomes. “Maybe it all ends up in a good place? It could end up being a positive sort of development, even though underhanded, dishonest tactics are being used to get there,” Knapp remarked.

The dissatisfaction surrounding the hearing has reignited debates about government transparency and the influence of unseen forces shaping public discussions on UAPs. Corbell hinted that more revelations could surface in the future, saying, “I don’t wanna say too much right now. But that was the difference, George… If you were in there, you would have told me like this (snaps fingers), that’s the difference.” As the discourse continues, both Corbell and Knapp appear determined to push for greater accountability and openness. Whether this hearing was a setback or a stepping stone remains to be seen, but it’s clear that the broader conversation on UAPs is far from over.

As public frustration mounts over the lack of transparency in Congressional UAP hearings, Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp continue to explore the broader implications of these events. In a recent WEAPONIZED podcast episode, the duo looked into lingering questions surrounding the recent hearing and its broader context. Corbell hinted at possible clues dropped during the proceedings, suggesting there may be more to uncover. He and Knapp also highlighted parallel mysteries, such as the repeated penetration of military airspace by unidentified objects described as “drones,” which remain impervious to advanced detection and interception systems in both the UK and the US. The discussion further touched on groundbreaking footage captured by underwater archeologist Rory Kremer, showing a UFO transitioning into a USO (unidentified submerged object) as it descended into the Pacific Ocean. This “transmedium” phenomenon, featured in Investigation Alien, underscores the need for continued investigation and underscores the high stakes in unraveling these enigmas. As Corbell asked listeners, “What if anything did we learn from that event? And were clues dropped about where things might head next?” The answers may well shape the next chapter in the ongoing debate over UAPs.

In a striking revelation from Episode #62 of the WEAPONIZED podcast, underwater archaeologist Rory Kremer, featured in George Knapp’s Netflix series, provided a gripping account of an extraordinary encounter with a transmedium UFO. This type of object, capable of moving seamlessly between air and water, has become a focal point in the ongoing investigation of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP).

Kremer detailed the events of that night at sea with remarkable precision, offering a step-by-step breakdown of his team’s experience. According to his testimony, the team observed and captured footage of a UFO transitioning into a USO (unidentified submerged object), descending from the sky and effortlessly entering the ocean. The sighting unfolded in what Kremer described as “Tic Tac UFO” territory, a region already notorious for unexplained aerial phenomena.

The encounter, which was documented by the team’s equipment, provides unprecedented visual evidence of a UAP interacting with a marine environment. While a brief clip of the footage was featured in the Netflix series Investigation Alien, Kremer offered additional insights and described extended footage during the WEAPONIZED podcast episode. The implications of such evidence are profound, adding a compelling layer to the broader narrative surrounding UAPs and their unexplained capabilities.

This firsthand account not only underscores the growing need for transparency in UAP research but also invites deeper exploration of the phenomena’s potential connection to the oceans. As more evidence like this surfaces, it challenges conventional understanding of aerial and marine technology, pushing the boundaries of what is currently believed possible.