Full Disclosure with Danny Sheehan | UFOs, Aliens and Cover-Ups
Jun 25, 2026 · 29 min · 9 segments
Danny discusses the future of US government disclosure. To join the Citizen's Movement for Disclosure, visit the…

What's happening this week, uh, is going to be a, a fairly major event in the UFO history.

There's going to be a major, uh, hearing, a forum, held in the United States Senate, uh, Russell Office Building on Thursday the 25th of this month.

There's going to be a discussion, uh, by the, the, the senators and congresspeople that have been the most active in the UFO disclosure movement.

There's, uh, going to be scientists there, and, uh, psychologists and social, uh, scientists discussing the potential psychological and social impacts of the disclosure process, be that as it may.

Because the, the fact of the matter is, th- though we've had three tranches of, uh, of documents released, there's not that much really in there that is beyond what the, the general public already knows.

And that is, is that the United States government has generally acknowledged now that the UFO phenomenon is real, but they're still pretending that they don't know what it is.

All they're showing to us is, uh, far distant kind of dancing lights in the, indicating, suggesting that that's the kind of knowledge they have about it now, which is totally untrue.

We know positively from direct conversations with pilots that they've got, uh, close-up photographs that they've been taking with their cell phones [laughs] from the cockpits.

So, I mean, we're still being buffaloed, basically, by the releases that are underway so far.

But there's, uh, this process of the, uh, UFO movement, uh, attempting to come together.

Our New Paradigm Institute has had summit meetings in Washington in the past of the various, uh, organizations that are working in this area.

[laughs] We're not quite into the discovery process at this point, uh, other than the information that's being released to the general public, uh, that has just a very general knowledge of this.

There's no indication there's gonna be any kind of tough questioning of any of the people there.

What's happening this week, uh, is going to be a, a fairly major event in the UFO history.

There's going to be a major, uh, hearing, a forum, held in the United States Senate, uh, Russell Office Building on Thursday the 25th of this month.

There's going to be a discussion, uh, by the, the, the senators and congresspeople that have been the most active in the UFO disclosure movement.

There's, uh, going to be scientists there, and, uh, psychologists and social, uh, scientists discussing the potential psychological and social impacts of the disclosure process, be that as it may.

Because the, the fact of the matter is, th- though we've had three tranches of, uh, of documents released, there's not that much really in there that is beyond what the, the general public already knows.

And that is, is that the United States government has generally acknowledged now that the UFO phenomenon is real, but they're still pretending that they don't know what it is.

All they're showing to us is, uh, far distant kind of dancing lights in the, indicating, suggesting that that's the kind of knowledge they have about it now, which is totally untrue.

We know positively from direct conversations with pilots that they've got, uh, close-up photographs that they've been taking with their cell phones [laughs] from the cockpits.

So, I mean, we're still being buffaloed, basically, by the releases that are underway so far.

But there's, uh, this process of the, uh, UFO movement, uh, attempting to come together.

Our New Paradigm Institute has had summit meetings in Washington in the past of the various, uh, organizations that are working in this area.

[laughs] We're not quite into the discovery process at this point, uh, other than the information that's being released to the general public, uh, that has just a very general knowledge of this.

There's no indication there's gonna be any kind of tough questioning of any of the people there.
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