“I don’t know which is true,” Gillibrand on WSJ report of decade's long Air Force UFO PSYOP

Visit Ask a Pol ~ asking your lawmakers your questions at your US Capitol ~ what should we ask Congress next? Let us know!Who?Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) — Chair, Armed Services Subcommittee on Emerging Threats & Capabilities / Chair, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC)Ask a Pol asks:In our latest episode, Ask a Pol asks:“Prof. Laslo brought homework,” Ask a Pol founder and Adjunct Political Comms Professor Matt Laslo says as he hands the Senator this summer’s WSJ feature — The Pentagon Disinformation That Fueled America’s UFO Mythology. “Have you ever read that?”Senator starts slowly flipping through article.“Check it out,” Laslo says. “Because if its claims are true then I’ll never ask you about a UFO again!”Key Gillibrand: “What’s it say?” Gillibrand asks. “Well, it says that there’s basically this Air Force PSYOP from the [fifties] on where they made up the whole “myth” around Area 51.”“Yeah. That’s true,” Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand exclusively tells Ask a Pol UAP. “That’s what I understand it to be true.”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