On Monday, a group of bipartisan lawmakers convened on Capitol Hill to view a documentary that delves into the discussion surrounding unidentified aerial phenomena, commonly known as U.F.O.s. The film, titled “The Age of Disclosure,” features insights from nearly three dozen current and former government officials, military personnel, and intelligence experts, all of whom speak candidly about their knowledge of advanced nonhuman intelligence and a potential cover-up that has persisted for over 80 years regarding technology retrieved from aerial incidents.
The screening comes after a prolonged government shutdown that had put many related discussions on hold. Attending the event were members from both the Republican and Democratic parties, highlighting the unusual convergence of political interests in this area of inquiry. “The Age of Disclosure,” which previously premiered at the South by Southwest festival earlier this year, underscores a growing interest in transparency regarding aerial phenomena.
One of the most notable figures involved in the documentary is Marco Rubio, the current Secretary of State and former senator, who previously served as the vice chair of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. His participation in the film is particularly influential, as it has encouraged other high-profile officials to share their experiences and opinions on the subject. In his remarks featured in the documentary, Rubio raises concern about “repeated instances of something operating in the airspace over restricted nuclear facilities, and it’s not ours. And we don’t know whose it is.”
The release of “The Age of Disclosure” in theaters and on Amazon Prime is set for Friday, and it continues to fuel public and governmental interest in U.F.O.s, a topic recently gaining traction with the ongoing push for government accountability and transparency. The participation of diverse lawmakers in this screening symbolizes a hopeful move towards bipartisan cooperation on complex issues affecting national security and public understanding.