Burchett: UAP Disclosure Is Now a White House Priority
September 7, 2026 – September 13, 2026
Thursday, September 10
Burchett: Stephen Miller Put UAP on the White House Priority List
Rep. Tim Burchett told Ask a Pol’s Matt Laslo that Stephen Miller has made UAP disclosure a White House priority and assigned people to it – “so I think that shows that it goes to the highest levels.” The hallway interview was recorded as Burchett left a House vote ahead of the Labor Day recess and published September 10.
Asked about a rumor of “earth-moving” UAP news, Burchett refused to bite:
“I’m not going to believe it until I see it, brother. We get those leaks a lot, and then some of them bear a little fruit and some of them don’t.”
On whether the FBI is an honest partner: he does not know. “In the past they haven’t. But there’s a new chief in the White House, so let’s see what happens.” What he wants next is proof, not another leak. Burchett article →
Source: Ask a Pol
Wednesday, September 9
Loeb: PURSUE Orbs and Triangles Are Now a Science-Council Problem
Avi Loeb argued that the five PURSUE tranches describe mysterious orbs and triangular objects, and that whether they are human-made or “messages in bottles” from interstellar space is a job for the UAP Science Advisory Council – not social-media dogma. The essay is mostly SETI and ‘Oumuamua. The UAP line is the update: he is pointing the council at the same orbs he wanted a dedicated observatory to image last week.
Source: Avi Loeb on Medium
Tuesday, September 8
Knuth to Coulthart: AARO Had the Tic-Tac Paper Kirkpatrick Said Did Not Exist
University at Albany physicist Kevin Knuth – former NASA Ames, editor-in-chief of Entropy – told Ross Coulthart at a UAP science conference in Toronto that AARO already held his 2019 peer-reviewed Nimitz analysis two months before Sean Kirkpatrick told the Senate no such paper existed. Knuth also offered a spacetime-warping hypothesis for the 1967 Malmstrom missile shutdowns, described New Zealand Navy sonar of a large underwater object, and repeated that the Science Advisory Council is limited to unclassified material. Full article →
Credit: University at Albany Department of Physics.
Sources: Ross Coulthart on X · Entropy 2019
