Tim Burchett, representative for Tennessee, mentioned that all government agencies have informed him about the existence of extraterrestrials.

During an interview with the Newsmax television channel, the 61-year-old Republican indicated that he supports the idea that the government should release all the information it has about extraterrestrials.

“I've been briefed by virtually every government agency there is, and let me tell you something: if they released what I've seen, you'd be lying awake at night worrying or thinking about these things. We simply need to release everything. I'm sick of this,” he said.

Without going into details, the congressman hinted that there is certain information that could worry the public when it is released by federal agencies.

“I was briefed last week on a matter… or excuse me, two weeks ago… and it would have caused a huge uproar… this country would have fallen apart, I think, if you had heard everything I heard,” he emphasized.

In another previous interview given a couple of years ago to the NewsNation news network, the member of the new House subcommittee in charge of overseeing President Trump's Department of Government Efficiency suggested that the government may have hidden information about extraterrestrials. UFOs.

“We have spent tens of millions of dollars investigating these cases. Some departments have told us they have recovery units, but they refuse to release full reports. It's all a cover-up,” he said.

Congressman Burchett's comments take on greater significance in light of the mysterious disappearance of William Neil McCasland, a retired Air Force major general whose career was linked to strategic installations and aerospace projects shrouded in mysticism about the UFO phenomenon.

According to an FBI investigation, Since February 27, when the serviceman left his home in northeast Albuquerque around 11:00 am, nothing more has been heard from him.