Disclosure denied: “I’ve ceased doing interviews in the hallway," SASC Chair mute as UAPDA gutted

Visit Ask a Pol ~ interactive political journalism ~ what should we ask Congress next? Let us know!Who?Sen. Roger Wicker (R-MS) — Chair, Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC)LISTEN: Laslo & WickerAsk a Pol asks:Have you had any talks about Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s…?Key Wicker:“Nice try,” Senate Armed Services Committee Chair Roger Wicker told Ask a Pol. “I’ve ceased doing interviews in the hallway.”Oh, no — did someone do something?Wicker laughs.Spread the word…Caught our ear:Just curious if Schumer’s UAP Disclosure Act amendment came up in this year’s National Defense Authorization Act — NDAA — talks?Wicker’s silence was deafening.About Ask a Pol: We give listeners a front row seat to Congress. Transparency matters, so come inside the Capitol with us! Politicians disappoint. Ask a Pol keeps em honest. Find us on social media:SubstackXSpotifyAppleDon’t miss our other Ask a Pol sites! Ask a Pol politics.Ask a Pol crypto. Ask a Pol drugs. Ask a Pol ai. Ask a Pol uaps. Find Ask a Pol founder @MattLaslo on social media.  This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.askapoluaps.com/subscribe