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recorded several years ago off the coast of the united states. >> he says the floating triangles are drones, night vision goggles give the drones a pyramid shape. andre carson shared the hearing. he said there was a stigma for military pilots to talk about strange things they saw in the air. that's why carson called the hearing. >> pilots avoided reporting or were laughed as at when they did that those who reports uaps would be treated as witnesses not as kooks. >> a gallup poll says 41% of all ufos may be alien spacecraft this marks the first serious inquiries ufos in half a century. 1966 future president and then house minority leader gerald ford called for a congressional investigation into ufos. bret? >> bret: chad pergram live on the hill. chad, thanks. we will continue to follow up next the panel on the mass shooting. today's primary elections and