Full Disclosure with Danny Sheehan | UFOs, Aliens and Cover-Ups
Jul 16, 2026 · 26 min · 9 segments
Danny discusses whistleblower protections and the executive branch's role in disclosure. To join the Citizens' Movement for Disclosure, visit the…
I just got back today, back here into the office from being out in Ohio, out at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the kind of heart of UFO history, the attempted reverse engineering of the UFO craft, the place to which the original debris from the Roswell crash in July of 1947 was brought.
Everybody out there knows about the UFO issue and that the role that Wright-Patterson played in it.
In fact, I was shown around at the base of the site where the UFO craft was brought in an open discussion with a major person, an official there who knows about the elevators that descend from building 23 down into the tunnels where the crafts were kept.
I addressed a group of 400 people who came to a gathering to discuss the UFO issue right there in the heart of the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
This is also the return of the members of Congress are all coming back into Washington.
There's going to be a decision being made this week about whether or not Chuck Schumer and Mike Brown's bill that they've proposed for inserting into the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act of the UAP Disclosure Act is going to be approved in the Senate side.
Now, if it were to be approved to be inserted into the National Defense Authorization Act for next year, it would then go over to the conference committee with the House, even though Mike Johnson has stopped the insertion of the UAP Disclosure Act into the House side proposal for the National Defense Authorization Act.
So this is a big deal that's coming up now, but the odds are quite heavy that John Thune is not going to allow a vote on this over on the Senate side because they're going to be asserting that the executive branch the Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and the acting director of the office of national intelligence have tried to co-opt the appointment of a senate approved panel to review all of the information in the hands of the executive branch now about ufos they've tried to to forestall that by appointing an executive branch group to do this because a key element that is in the new proposal from Chuck Schumer and Mike Rounds is that there be a Senate-approved panel that could be nominated by the president, but would have to be approved by the United States Senate, these members.
They want to maintain complete control over these disclosures that are going on.
Now that brings up the issue of the fourth tranche of information has been released this week.
Now again, there's still nothing earth-shaking in the revelations that have been made as of this fourth tranche.
There's still a lot more you know, far distant little white dots moving in kind of peculiar patterns and been designated as unidentified.
There's some very, very peculiar, totally weird shaped object that was sighted and videoed.
that doesn't look like any very typical UFO that anybody would recognize, but it's clearly not any kind of a normal craft.
Again, The basic theme of these releases that are being made by the executive branch is that, oh, isn't this puzzling? Aren't these weird things? And secondarily, oh, by the way, many of these weird things are all near our nuclear facilities.
I just got back today, back here into the office from being out in Ohio, out at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the kind of heart of UFO history, the attempted reverse engineering of the UFO craft, the place to which the original debris from the Roswell crash in July of 1947 was brought.
Everybody out there knows about the UFO issue and that the role that Wright-Patterson played in it.
In fact, I was shown around at the base of the site where the UFO craft was brought in an open discussion with a major person, an official there who knows about the elevators that descend from building 23 down into the tunnels where the crafts were kept.
I addressed a group of 400 people who came to a gathering to discuss the UFO issue right there in the heart of the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
This is also the return of the members of Congress are all coming back into Washington.
There's going to be a decision being made this week about whether or not Chuck Schumer and Mike Brown's bill that they've proposed for inserting into the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act of the UAP Disclosure Act is going to be approved in the Senate side.
Now, if it were to be approved to be inserted into the National Defense Authorization Act for next year, it would then go over to the conference committee with the House, even though Mike Johnson has stopped the insertion of the UAP Disclosure Act into the House side proposal for the National Defense Authorization Act.
So this is a big deal that's coming up now, but the odds are quite heavy that John Thune is not going to allow a vote on this over on the Senate side because they're going to be asserting that the executive branch the Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and the acting director of the office of national intelligence have tried to co-opt the appointment of a senate approved panel to review all of the information in the hands of the executive branch now about ufos they've tried to to forestall that by appointing an executive branch group to do this because a key element that is in the new proposal from Chuck Schumer and Mike Rounds is that there be a Senate-approved panel that could be nominated by the president, but would have to be approved by the United States Senate, these members.
They want to maintain complete control over these disclosures that are going on.
Now that brings up the issue of the fourth tranche of information has been released this week.
Now again, there's still nothing earth-shaking in the revelations that have been made as of this fourth tranche.
There's still a lot more you know, far distant little white dots moving in kind of peculiar patterns and been designated as unidentified.
There's some very, very peculiar, totally weird shaped object that was sighted and videoed.
that doesn't look like any very typical UFO that anybody would recognize, but it's clearly not any kind of a normal craft.
Again, The basic theme of these releases that are being made by the executive branch is that, oh, isn't this puzzling? Aren't these weird things? And secondarily, oh, by the way, many of these weird things are all near our nuclear facilities.
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