Vice President JD Vance recently disclosed that his closest ally in the Trump administration is none other than Secretary of State Marco Rubio, revealing an unexpected shared interest in UFOs. During an appearance on New York Post’s Pod Force One podcast with Miranda Devine, Vance discussed various subjects ranging from his administration experiences to the topic of unidentified aerial phenomena.
When prompted about any potential rivalry between him and Rubio, given their status as contenders for Trump’s eventual successor, Vance quickly denied any tension, stating, “Marco is my best friend in the administration, and he and I work a lot together.” He further emphasized that he has no personal aspirations of becoming president, indicating his focus remains on their collaborative efforts.
The conversation took a turn when UFOs entered the discussion. Vance responded affirmatively when Devine identified herself as a “mad UFO lunatic,” and he revealed that Rubio has a significant interest in the subject. Vance acknowledged their previous discussions on UFOs during their time in the Senate, expressing a desire to delve deeper into the topic despite his busy schedule.
“I haven’t yet had the time to really dig in,” he explained. “I can’t allow myself to become so busy that I spend the next three years and I don’t get to the bottom of this.” He portrayed a genuine curiosity, suggesting that even those in positions of power have a responsibility to explore these mysterious phenomena.
Rubio has also recently been involved in a documentary titled “The Age of Disclosure,” which aims to expose an alleged 80-year cover-up regarding non-human intelligent life. In the trailer, he discussed unidentified objects over nuclear facilities, raising questions about their origin. Rubio has previously indicated in congressional testimony that these UAP sightings could indicate a significant technological advancement by an adversary rather than extraterrestrial beings.
Former UAP Task Force head Jay Stratton has taken a more assertive stance, claiming firsthand experience with non-human craft. Rubio hinted that information related to such sightings has often been compartmentalized, even from presidents, which could further complicate public understanding of the phenomenon.
The conversation about UFOs and potential topics for disclosure has gained traction, particularly among recent sightings by military personnel. This surge in interest reflects a broader cultural acknowledgment of the mysteries surrounding unidentified phenomena, making such discussions increasingly mainstream. Meanwhile, Tulsi Gabbard made headlines herself by affirmatively acknowledging the possibility of extraterrestrial life during a podcast appearance, underscoring how discussions on UFOs continue to penetrate political dialogue.
As public interest in transparency around UAP grows, the hope for deeper understanding persists, with key figures like Vance and Rubio poised to potentially lead the way in unraveling the truths behind these unexplained occurrences.