UFO & Paranormal
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Miller Discusses UAP Whistleblower Amnesty
Reality Check with Ross Coulthart
Ross Coulthart Q&A: Whistleblowers, 'Manhattan Project 2.0' and China Lake
"Stephen Miller, the Deputy Chief of Staff for the White House and somebody who's very, very close to Trump. Burleson's saying he reached out, Miller reached out to him. And that's interesting. So basically, obviously Burleson's floated this idea of an amnesty previously and Miller was thinking about it."
Coulthart confirms that White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller has engaged with Rep. Eric Burleson on a proposed 60-day amnesty window for UAP program insiders to come forward. The discussion signals high-level White House consideration of disclosure mechanisms, though Coulthart notes concerns about exonerating individuals allegedly involved in crimes including murder to protect legacy program secrets. Miller's engagement suggests the administration is actively wrestling with disclosure decisions despite CIA and intelligence community pushback.
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Reality Check with Ross Coulthart