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The Director of National Intelligence has to deliver a highly-anticipated report on UFO sightings to lawmakers by June 25.
And the new york times says that the intelligence officials are worried that the videos show america's adversaries may be racing ahead of the u.s. in developing elite weapons technology. evener officials expressing concern to the paper about china or russia possibly experimenting with hyper sonic technology. aircraft and missiles that could reach speeds as high as 4,000 miles per hour. according to the "times" the report clarifies that most of the more than 120 incidents over the past two decades are not from the u.s. military. or other advanced u.s. government technology. >> it is getting clo...
Senator marco rubio weighing in. watch. >> people immediately start thinking about extraterrestrials and little green men, we are not at that stage. they are flying over military installations, we don't know what they are and we need to know what they are. >> this is "outnumbered" and i'm emily compagno. i'm here today kelly, kayleigh mcenany, julie banderas, morgan ortagus and on the virtual center seat, radio talk show host larry elder. an intelligence report on ufo sightings is expected to be released from three weeks from today. this is senior officials are worried that china or russia cou...
Be released june 25. according to officials briefed on the findings, the inexplicable may remain just that. >> there's a whole fleet of them! >> reporter: a report that the government cannot explain the mysterious objects caught on video by the military. from a triangular object to cylindrical spheres disappearing into the ocean, to video allegedly showing one of the u.s. navy stealth ships tracking an unidentified object in the sky. >> 138 knots, that's fast. >> reporter: ahead of a release of a declassified pentagon report, "the new york times" reports that intelligence officials are worried...