>> yes. >> do you believe that our government is in possession of uaps?he bodies of the pilots who piloted this craft? >> biolodges came from some of these recoveries. >> human or nonhuman biologics? >> nonhuman. >> there is money in a ghawjt is said to go to a program and is it doesn't and it goes to something else. >> yes. i have specific knowledge of that. >> bret: we covered that hearing and it's truly, truly amazing and we are going dissect it further tonight. time for tonight's "common ground" segment. tonight we deal with the ufo or uap issue which has gone from a fringe topic to warranting the significance of that congressional hearing and much more investigation. just a few days ago. joining us tonight wisconsin republican congressman glen grothman and california democratic congressman robert geathersgarcia. congressman grothman, boy, it raised a lot of eyebrows. what did you get out of it and where does it go from here. >> said they saw unidentified anonymous phenomena. they said other pilots one in the pacific and one in the atlantic. one seein

what's the most common misperception people have of uaps or of the work that you're doing?'re all the same thing and that they're all extraterrestrial. and neither of those are true. >> reporter: his office is investigating more than 800 cases of potential uaps, reported by military pilots and service members. things like this video from 2019. navy sailors recording glowing triangles above them, now believed to be ordinary drones distorted by night vision goggles. unusual metallic spheres seen floating in the sky. but most have been later identified as weather or spy balloons. >> we have to go through the rigor of taking each one, matching it against our known objects and known catalogs. and then peer-reviewing that, making sure that everybody's in agreement. >> reporter: but there's not an explanation for everything. most notably the so-called tic tac incident off the california coast in 2004. >> i can tell you i think it was not from this world. >> reporter: david is a retired navy f-18 pilot who spotted the object seeming to move at impossible speeds. he spoke with abc n

government start tracking ufo's, or uap's?erstand how this discussion has sort of fallen into public view, because, for a long time, lawmakers and officials weren't willing to talk about this. garrett: yes, the modern era of ufo's really started right after world war ii. 1947 was the beginning of what you might call the flying saucer era, in terms of people spotting things in the sky that they thought were extraterrestrial. and from the 1940's until the late 1960's, early 1970's, the u.s. government had a very active ufo sort of search and study program. but that was shut down. and for about 50 years, the pentagon disavowed any knowledge that it had a meaningful ufo program, until around 2017, when you began to see this modern resurgence and this sort of new era where people are grappling with the reality, the demonstrated, clear reality, that there are technologies out there that our military is encountering that they cannot explain. geoff: well, i was going to ask you how most ufo encounters are explained. but i hear you say

the headline says, what are uap 's and why do ufos have a new name? again, this is a cbs news article. i want to read a little bit. in the article, it does talk about the stigma associated with one of the reasons why they are not called ufos anymore. it says, ufos still carry an association with a strain of conspiratorial and paranoid thinking that discouraged many pilots from coming forth with their own experiences. bearing a negative impact on their careers or reputations. graves, one of the people who testified at that hearing last week, the other fighter pilot who testified before congress, told lawmakers that "the stigma attached to uap is real and powerful and challenges national security. it silences commercial pilots who fear professional repercussions, discourages witnesses and is only compounded by recent government claims questioning the credibility of eyewitness testimony." that is a cbs news article. can you talk a little bit about the stigma, and how do you think that affects the number of ufos that are reported? guest: there is a reason

watch this. >> finally, do you believe our government is in possession of uaps?tely. >> martha: all right. just a final thought. what do you expect will move the ball forward next on this issue so everyone can have a better understanding about the 510 identified reports of these sorts of issues out there, sir? >> nothing will happen until it's politically advantageous. people wake up and say show me the files. i'd say contact your congressmen and senators and say quit with the stone walling and call these people. in david grush is a decorated veteran. he's been outed of someone with ptsd in the intelligence community. we're over the target and they're afraid and they're showing their true ilk right now. >> martha: we've seen some acknowledge meant on the part of the white house that they believe this is an issue for our military. seems like it should be getting the attention it deserves. if it's nothing, the american people need to know. if it isn't, we need to know that as well. thanks, congressman burchette. good to see you. >> thank you. >> martha: tomorrow ma

. >> after a blockbuster hearing on uaps with former air force intelligence father and whistleblowerrgest crowds ever on capitol hill, congressman burchett, matt gaetz jared and anna paulina asked schecket committee with subpoena powers. so far crickets from mccarthy. >> i doesn't say. distraction. >> a uap caucus this week which sent a letter to the intelligence community inspector general demanding information about the crash retrieval and reverse engineering programs by gresh. >> i can't go beyond what i have publicly exposed about that. >> lawmakers are trying to get him inside a classified setting so he can speak more freely. but burchett wants to keep things declassified and available to the american people. anyone to thinks uaps laughing matters. >> i get the ufo question. >> burchett says this will be a national security for any commander-in-chief. >> it's an issue cuts across all barriers and borders. >> tonight we did reach out to kevin mccarthy's office to find out where he stands on that request for a special select committee on uaps and we just haven't heard back from hi

and as for anyone who thinks uaps are a laughing matter, i get the ufo question. security issue for any future commander in chief. it's an issue that cuts across all barriers and borders, and fox has reached out to speaker mccarthy, his office, to find out what his thinking is on that request for a select committee on uaps. we have not heard back yet on capitol hill. mike hassini, fox news. well you may not know this, but today is national dog day. many bay area animal shelters have reported being overcrowded. some are desperately needing people to adopt some of the dogs as pets. several bay area shelters participating in free adoption events. we've listed those on your screen. lindsay datko from san francisco based dog rescue organization mudville stopped by the show earlier this morning with shelby and basil to talk about their adoption event happening later today at our adoption event this weekend. we'll have about 70 dogs available for adoption. and we hope people will come by no matter what. you're looking for. we have big dogs, small dogs, sleepy dogs, sassy

one of them is congressman tim burkett, to hand them a bipartisan committee on uaps, that would allow them to subpoena documents and communications from the pentagon. that's important. but burkett says some folks on the hill in leadership are dragging their feet. >> i would not say obstructing, but they did this. >> not helping. >> yeah, it's all -- and feel like this is a distraction. >> so, that's surprising, considering the fact that people from all over the country, john, showed up last month to a ufo hearing on capitol hill in what turned out to be the largest public audience any congressional hearing we have seen in years, at least. they have created a new caucus and that caucus sent a letter to the intelligence community inspector general requesting information about the crash retrieval and the reverse engineering programs that we heard whistleblower david grush talk about. he also says the gop presidential candidates this week really should have taken the uap question more seriously because burchett says it's a national security matter. >> john: maybe they are friendly, maybe

as for anyone that thinks uap is a laughing matter. >> the ufo question?al security issue for any future commander-in-chief. >> an issue that cuts across all barriers and borders. >> fox has reached out to speaker mccarthy's office to find out what is thinking is for that request for select committee. we have not heard back yet. on capitol hill, fox news. >> spacex crew seven mission arriving to the international space station this morning with four astronauts from four different nations on board. congratulations to the team. under the command of the american astronaut the u.s. astronaut. she is also a candidate for future deep space missions i could make her the first woman on the moon. international space station now their home for the next six months as they continued their scientific research far away from earth. today on "fox news sunday" shannon bream has exclusive interviews with trump spokesperson and former independent senator joe lieberman. airing a special time today 5:0t that is all for this hour fox news live. i am mikey manual. thank you for

they're uaps. two weeks ago they released another report. did everybody contact you about it?do, i'm so out of it and so old, really, that i was doing an interview and somebody was asking about ufos. and they said, you know, something about this new ufo cache whatever. has anybody dmed you. and i was like oh, dm you, is that what they call ufos now? dmus? i haven't heard of this dmu. what does that stand for, dmu. demilitarized unidentified? >> jimmy: now that you said it. so you're not paying attention to any of that stuff anymore? >> i never did, really. i just got my scripts. >> jimmy: you must absolutely love hearing about it all the time. >> i really don't mind. i don't mind at all. i can't share the interest, but i don't mind your interest. >> jimmy: you had a great triumph on our show back in 2004. you remember what i'm talking about? >> how can i forget. >> jimmy: let me show a photograph. this is we, for whatever reason, probably not a good one, had a rascal scooter race. and you can see that is chris myers, who did the play by play. me and my cousin sal, uncle frank,

the senate yesterday got briefed from the military on the three "uaps," which is short for "unidentifiedl phenomena," that we shot down over the weekend. according to axios, the military didn't classify what the objects were, but they don't think they were aliens or chinese spy balloons. the best guess right now is that there are some overly aggressive remax agents on the loose. [ laughter ] but it is, i don't know, cute that we brief senators on this. on this sort of thing. as if. if we found out the aliens were invading us, joe manchin would know what to do. "maybe if we throw a bucket of water at 'em they'll melt?" "that's a witch, joe. that's 'the wizard of oz.'" china is sticking to their claim that the first one we shot down was a weather balloon that got blown 12,000 miles off course. how "off-course" can you get? you missed by an ocean, if that's the case. [ laughter ] and now china is mad at us for popping their balloon. like a 4-year-old. [ laughter ] needless to say, all this ufo talk has the tinfoil hatters going wild, including green bay whack packer aaron rodgers, who offer

makes movies and uses his imagination and also as a person that's insatiably curious about ufos, or uaps> stephenen: senatorsrs whoho e been bririefed on ththis, and nt justst these latatest b balloon incidentnts, senatorors who have beenen briefed o on this havaved there are e things thehe americn peopople deserveve to know o one quote i lolove is "andnd they're ready y to learnrn." thatat says to m me there isis somethining sort off paradigmm shatteriring a about this s newt wewe are not b being told.d. >> steteven: the most optimistic thing i feel about these things that we're seeing in the skies, the armymy and navyy and air f e are recordrding on theheir gun cameraras, is that what if theye not from an advanced civilization 300 million light-years from here? what if it's us 500,000 years into the future that is coming back to document the second half of the 20th century and into the 21st century, because they are anthropologists and they know something that we don't quite know yet that has occurred. and they are trying to track the last 100 years of our history. >> stephen: the hope

uap unexplained objects. uap is unexplained aerial . how are those aerial phenomenon.> well, yeah, the unexplained bit . bit. >> but i mean, certainly, you know, and was a former know, and there was a former military man, quite senior military man, quite a senior figure said that he figure there, who said that he knows that the pentagon have wreckage of an alien spacecraft. and so on. so, i mean, it does sound like looneyville, but there's a lot of people quite high up in america who are talking about it a lot. >> we've had a very big jump in technology in the last 30 or 40 years. yes. where does that come from? well you think it's come from? well you think it's come from alien? >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah , yeah. yeah, yeah. >> all your superconductors and microchips. yeah. it's retro . microchips. yeah. it's retro. well, looking at i interviewed someone who was quite into all this stuff, and he says that it's because of ai that. >> that the aliens are watching us now because their concerned we're going to achieve the singularity . singularity. >> oh, really