A UAP whistleblower has made a significant claim about the US government's handling of recovered craft, stating that the government is in possession of such craft. Dylan Borland, a whistleblower, made the assertion on the "Hang Out with Sean Hannity" podcast, where he was joined by television host Ben Hansen to discuss the government's handling of UAP and allegedly recovered craft.
Hannity pressed Borland directly on whether he knew "for a fact" that the government possessed recovered craft, and whether restrictions surrounding his work would allow him to answer the question publicly. Borland responded affirmatively, saying "Yes." This claim comes after a group of UAP whistleblowers called on President Donald Trump to waive nondisclosure agreements they say prevent them from fully disclosing what they know to the American public.
During the conversation, Hannity also pointed to individuals he had spoken with previously who said they had knowledge of recovered craft, and asked Borland whether he knew people who had made similar assertions. Borland responded that it was likely, saying "Probably, yes." The interview also touched on claims from individuals who say they faced intimidation, workplace harassment and threats after coming forward with UAP-related information, with Borland appearing to affirm those accounts.
The conversation on the "Hang Out with Sean Hannity" podcast is the latest in a series of discussions about UAPs, including previous conversations with Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., and Luis Elizondo about alleged Pentagon UAP cover-ups and other related topics.
The full conversation between Hannity, Borland, and Hansen is available on various podcast platforms, including iHeartRadio, YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.
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