Barack Obama’s remarks on UFOs refer to comments he made on a podcast about unidentified objects and the possibility of extraterrestrial life.
Asked about aliens and UFOs on a podcast, Barack Obama replied, “They’re real, but I haven’t seen them.” He also discussed recordings of unidentified objects in the sky. According to Hebrew-language reports, he said there were things he couldn’t discuss on the air.
Reports stressed that Obama did not claim to have seen aliens himself and rejected the claim that they are being held at Area 51 or at a secret facility in Nevada. His comments were presented as a response to questions on the subject, not as an official disclosure of new information.
The reports linked his remarks to public debate about UFOs, conspiracy theories, and U.S. government publications. The supplied information includes no official government document confirming that Obama disclosed classified information about aliens.
On a podcast, he said, “They’re real, but I haven’t seen them.” According to the reports, he did not claim to have seen aliens himself.
Not according to the supplied information. His remarks were reported in the media, but the supplied information includes no official government document confirming that he disclosed classified information.
He discussed recordings of objects in the sky whose identities are unknown.
No. Reports on his remarks stressed that he rejected the claim that aliens are being held at Area 51 or at a secret facility in Nevada.