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Democrat Congressman Dies Suddenly in Office
Image credit: Volodymyr TVERDOKHLIB, Shutterstock.com This article originally appeared on the Daily Caller News Foundation and was republished with permission. Guest post by Jesse Stiller Georgia Democratic Rep. David Scott died at the age of 80 on Tuesday night, shortly after filing paperwork to seek a 13th term in office. Join 142K+ Substack readers and 1.9 million 𝕏 users following Vigilant Fox. Get critical news and exclusive stories the media won’t cover — all in one place. Subscribe today. The Democratic representative, who served in the Georgia General Assembly before becoming a House member, unexpectedly died after 50 years in elected office and became the fifth incumbent lawmaker in the lower chamber to die in the past 13 months, according to the Atlanta-Journal Constitution (AJC) and other outlets. His death was confirmed by his office to the AJC on Wednesday. “It is with deep sorrow that we share the unexpected passing of Congressman David Scott,” a post shared on X from his official account read in part, adding that more information would be shared within the next few days. Members of Congress from both sides of the aisle expressed their grief for the lawmaker’s passing. “Congressman Scott’s passing is deeply sad,” House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries told reporters, according to NBC News. “David Scott was a trailblazer who served the district that he represented admirably, rose up from humble beginnings to become the first African American ever to chair the House [Agriculture] Committee. He cared about the people that he represented. He was fiercely committed to getting things done for the people of the great state of Georgia, and he’ll be deeply missed.” Democratic colleagues, Washington Rep. Pramila Jayapal, New Jersey Rep. Josh Gottheimer and New York Rep. Grace Meng, also sent their condolences. “We are all deeply saddened by the news of Rep. David Scott’s passing,” Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson wrote on X, “We are lifting up David’s wife Alfredia, his two daughters, and his grandchildren in prayer as they mourn.” Scott was facing a strong primary field for Georgia’s 13th congressional district, including challenges from State Rep. Jasmine Clarke and State Sen. Emmanuel Jones, according to GPB. The primary challenges followed concerns about his health and voting record, CBS News reported in November 2025. Voters had also expressed their discomfort about his age and whether they represented his ideals in Congress, the outlet reported at the time. It wasn’t immediately clear if the seat will remain vacant until the next session of Congress or if a special election would be held. Copyright 2026 Daily Caller News Foundation Share The Vigilant Fox Stories the mainstream buries. Banned during COVID. Built and led by a healthcare professional turned citizen journalist.
Tim Kaine Openly Admits Why Democrats Are Really Disenfranching Voters (VIDEO)
This article originally appeared on The Gateway Pundit and was republished with permission. Guest post by Margaret Flavin Last week, far-left Governor Abigail Spanberger officially signed legislation that would enter Virginia into the controversial National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC) and upend the commonwealth’s electoral landscape. Join 142K+ Substack readers and 1.9 million 𝕏 users following Vigilant Fox. Get critical news and exclusive stories the media won’t cover — all in one place. Subscribe today. It would hand Democrats a 10-1 advantage in the U.S. House delegation, expanding a 6D–5R delegation into a potential 10 Democrats, 1 Republican dominance. Virginia becomes the 19th jurisdiction to join the compact, bringing the total to 222 electoral votes, just 48 shy of the 270 needed to activate the plan. Under the compact, once the 270 threshold is reached: Participating states would award ALL their electoral votes to the national popular vote winner This would apply regardless of how voters in their own state actually voted In effect, state election results could be rendered meaningless The Democrats’ big-city machines and open-border policies will decide who becomes President. Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) joined Shannon Bream on Fox News Sunday and said the quiet part out loud. This move is not about fairness or representing voters, it is about stopping Donald Trump. Bream stated, “Let’s talk about the last vote there in Virginia, the presidential vote. Vice President Kamala Harris won by about 5 percentage points. So the state is relatively split with a left lean, but 90% of House members from Virginia being from one party?” Kaine responded, “90% of Virginians are not Democrats. That’s true.” Bream interjected, “Correct.” Kaine continued, “But about 100% of Virginians want election results to be respected. We’re deeply worried that Donald Trump will try to interfere with the election results this November or in 2028. Because we saw him do it before.” “And we have to have a Congress that will stand up to it.” “In 2021, all 5 Republicans in Virginia went along with Donald Trump in his effort to overturn election results.” “And so we’re giving Virginians a chance to vote, which Republican states have not done, about whether they want to have a congressional delegation that will stand up against Donald Trump’s tyranny.” Watch: Copyright 2026 The Gateway Pundit Share The Vigilant Fox Stories the mainstream buries. Banned during COVID. Built and led by a healthcare professional turned citizen journalist.
House Effort to End Trump's Iran War Fails by One Vote: Guess the Lone GOP Dissenter
Image credit: Marcus E Jones, Shutterstock.com This article originally appeared on ZeroHedge and was republished with permission. Guest post by Tyler Durden Two parallel war-related votes in the House and Senate reveal growing dismay and political fractures over President Trump’s Iran war, as the Strait of Hormuz remains locked down and ceasefire still seems distant. Join 142K+ Substack readers and 1.9 million 𝕏 users following Vigilant Fox. Get critical news and exclusive stories the media won’t cover — all in one place. Subscribe today. The Republican-controlled House voted Thursday to reject a resolution ordering the White House to end the war with Iran, as Memorial Day approaches and Americans are anxious over gas prices and general rising costs at the grocery store. The vote was 213-214, almost entirely along party lines, with dominant Republicans overwhelmingly sticking with Trump - not so much as allowing formal robust Congressional debate. There was one notable exception who broke ranks. The lone Republican outlier was Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky, who voted for the measure to impose Constitutional guardrails over what the Executive can do in terms of waging war overseas. But on the other side, a lone Democrat, Rep. Jared Golden of Maine, voted against it. Additionally, Rep. Warren Davidson, R-Ohio, merely registered a vote of “present” while three Republicans did not vote at all. Rep. Gregory Meeks of NY (Dem) pushed the measure which “directs the President to remove United States Armed Forces from hostilities against the Islamic Republic of Iran.” “Donald Trump has dragged the American people into a war of choice, launched without congressional authorization. The president has no coherent strategy, and this open-ended, undefined military engagement is precisely what the War Powers Resolution was designed to restrain,” Meeks said on the floor before the vote. “Every day we delay, we inch closer to a conflict with no exit ramp.” --NBC But it shows waning support amid fears the US is getting bogged down in a new quagmire in the Middle East (which we should note Trump strongly and eloquently campaigned against). Per Politico: It marks the second time the House has declined to intervene since the war began. But the 213-214 vote was even tighter than the last attempt in early March, as several Democrats who previously broke ranks to support the military campaign switched their votes to oppose it. Parallel to the House side, the Senate also just swatted down an effort to choke off US weapons flows to Israel. In the opening days of Operation Epic Fury, statements by President Trump and White House officials including Rubio strongly suggested that they moved in Israel’s interests, as the Netanyahu government made the case that a nuclear-armed Iran must face preemptive attack or else Israel would be in the crosshairs. Two Senate resolutions led by Bernie Sanders aiming to block arms sales to Israel failed Wednesday, even as they pulled backing from roughly 75% of Democrats. Republicans, however, closed ranks and almost unanimously voted them down. Massie is in a reelection bid which will decide his political future, even as Trump has ramped up the personal attacks: Sanders had targeted specific packages, including a $295 million sale of bulldozers and a $151.8 million shipment of 12,000 1,000-pound “dumb bombs”. But both measures went down: 59-40 and 63-36. But what the Senate vote reveals is that what previously used to be automatic, bipartisan support for arming Israel is starting to fracture, with Democrats increasingly uneasy since Israel’s high casualty Gaza campaign following the October 7, 2023 Hamas terror attack, and the more recent Israeli official admissions that the death toll was over 70,000 killed. However, the Israeli stance is that at least a few tens of thousands of these were Hamas militants or ‘Hamas-linked’. Copyright 2026 ZeroHedge Share The Vigilant Fox Stories the mainstream buries. Banned during COVID. Built and led by a healthcare professional turned citizen journalist.
House Effort to End Trump's Iran War Fails by One Vote: Guess the Lone GOP Dissenter
Image credit: Marcus E Jones, Shutterstock.com This article originally appeared on ZeroHedge and was republished with permission. Guest post by Tyler Durden Two parallel war-related votes in the House and Senate reveal growing dismay and political fractures over President Trump’s Iran war, as the Strait of Hormuz remains locked down and ceasefire still seems distant. Join 142K+ Substack readers and 1.9 million 𝕏 users following Vigilant Fox. Get critical news and exclusive stories the media won’t cover — all in one place. Subscribe today. The Republican-controlled House voted Thursday to reject a resolution ordering the White House to end the war with Iran, as Memorial Day approaches and Americans are anxious over gas prices and general rising costs at the grocery store. The vote was 213-214, almost entirely along party lines, with dominant Republicans overwhelmingly sticking with Trump - not so much as allowing formal robust Congressional debate. There was one notable exception who broke ranks. The lone Republican outlier was Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky, who voted for the measure to impose Constitutional guardrails over what the Executive can do in terms of waging war overseas. But on the other side, a lone Democrat, Rep. Jared Golden of Maine, voted against it. Additionally, Rep. Warren Davidson, R-Ohio, merely registered a vote of “present” while three Republicans did not vote at all. Rep. Gregory Meeks of NY (Dem) pushed the measure which “directs the President to remove United States Armed Forces from hostilities against the Islamic Republic of Iran.” “Donald Trump has dragged the American people into a war of choice, launched without congressional authorization. The president has no coherent strategy, and this open-ended, undefined military engagement is precisely what the War Powers Resolution was designed to restrain,” Meeks said on the floor before the vote. “Every day we delay, we inch closer to a conflict with no exit ramp.” --NBC But it shows waning support amid fears the US is getting bogged down in a new quagmire in the Middle East (which we should note Trump strongly and eloquently campaigned against). Per Politico: It marks the second time the House has declined to intervene since the war began. But the 213-214 vote was even tighter than the last attempt in early March, as several Democrats who previously broke ranks to support the military campaign switched their votes to oppose it. Parallel to the House side, the Senate also just swatted down an effort to choke off US weapons flows to Israel. In the opening days of Operation Epic Fury, statements by President Trump and White House officials including Rubio strongly suggested that they moved in Israel’s interests, as the Netanyahu government made the case that a nuclear-armed Iran must face preemptive attack or else Israel would be in the crosshairs. Two Senate resolutions led by Bernie Sanders aiming to block arms sales to Israel failed Wednesday, even as they pulled backing from roughly 75% of Democrats. Republicans, however, closed ranks and almost unanimously voted them down. Massie is in a reelection bid which will decide his political future, even as Trump has ramped up the personal attacks: Sanders had targeted specific packages, including a $295 million sale of bulldozers and a $151.8 million shipment of 12,000 1,000-pound “dumb bombs”. But both measures went down: 59-40 and 63-36. But what the Senate vote reveals is that what previously used to be automatic, bipartisan support for arming Israel is starting to fracture, with Democrats increasingly uneasy since Israel’s high casualty Gaza campaign following the October 7, 2023 Hamas terror attack, and the more recent Israeli official admissions that the death toll was over 70,000 killed. However, the Israeli stance is that at least a few tens of thousands of these were Hamas militants or ‘Hamas-linked’. Copyright 2026 ZeroHedge Share The Vigilant Fox Stories the mainstream buries. Banned during COVID. Built and led by a healthcare professional turned citizen journalist.
House Effort to End Trump's Iran War Fails by One Vote: Guess the Lone GOP Dissenter
Image credit: Marcus E Jones, Shutterstock.com This article originally appeared on ZeroHedge and was republished with permission. Guest post by Tyler Durden Two parallel war-related votes in the House and Senate reveal growing dismay and political fractures over President Trump’s Iran war, as the Strait of Hormuz remains locked down and ceasefire still seems distant. Join 142K+ Substack readers and 1.9 million 𝕏 users following Vigilant Fox. Get critical news and exclusive stories the media won’t cover — all in one place. Subscribe today. The Republican-controlled House voted Thursday to reject a resolution ordering the White House to end the war with Iran, as Memorial Day approaches and Americans are anxious over gas prices and general rising costs at the grocery store. The vote was 213-214, almost entirely along party lines, with dominant Republicans overwhelmingly sticking with Trump - not so much as allowing formal robust Congressional debate. There was one notable exception who broke ranks. The lone Republican outlier was Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky, who voted for the measure to impose Constitutional guardrails over what the Executive can do in terms of waging war overseas. But on the other side, a lone Democrat, Rep. Jared Golden of Maine, voted against it. Additionally, Rep. Warren Davidson, R-Ohio, merely registered a vote of “present” while three Republicans did not vote at all. Rep. Gregory Meeks of NY (Dem) pushed the measure which “directs the President to remove United States Armed Forces from hostilities against the Islamic Republic of Iran.” “Donald Trump has dragged the American people into a war of choice, launched without congressional authorization. The president has no coherent strategy, and this open-ended, undefined military engagement is precisely what the War Powers Resolution was designed to restrain,” Meeks said on the floor before the vote. “Every day we delay, we inch closer to a conflict with no exit ramp.” --NBC But it shows waning support amid fears the US is getting bogged down in a new quagmire in the Middle East (which we should note Trump strongly and eloquently campaigned against). Per Politico: It marks the second time the House has declined to intervene since the war began. But the 213-214 vote was even tighter than the last attempt in early March, as several Democrats who previously broke ranks to support the military campaign switched their votes to oppose it. Parallel to the House side, the Senate also just swatted down an effort to choke off US weapons flows to Israel. In the opening days of Operation Epic Fury, statements by President Trump and White House officials including Rubio strongly suggested that they moved in Israel’s interests, as the Netanyahu government made the case that a nuclear-armed Iran must face preemptive attack or else Israel would be in the crosshairs. Two Senate resolutions led by Bernie Sanders aiming to block arms sales to Israel failed Wednesday, even as they pulled backing from roughly 75% of Democrats. Republicans, however, closed ranks and almost unanimously voted them down. Massie is in a reelection bid which will decide his political future, even as Trump has ramped up the personal attacks: Sanders had targeted specific packages, including a $295 million sale of bulldozers and a $151.8 million shipment of 12,000 1,000-pound “dumb bombs”. But both measures went down: 59-40 and 63-36. But what the Senate vote reveals is that what previously used to be automatic, bipartisan support for arming Israel is starting to fracture, with Democrats increasingly uneasy since Israel’s high casualty Gaza campaign following the October 7, 2023 Hamas terror attack, and the more recent Israeli official admissions that the death toll was over 70,000 killed. However, the Israeli stance is that at least a few tens of thousands of these were Hamas militants or ‘Hamas-linked’. Copyright 2026 ZeroHedge Share The Vigilant Fox Stories the mainstream buries. Banned during COVID. Built and led by a healthcare professional turned citizen journalist.
Speculation EXPLODES After White House Asked About 10 Missing/Dead Scientists with Nuclear Secrets
This article originally appeared on m o d e r n i t y and was republished with permission. Guest post by @ModernityNews The White House has for the first time publicly addressed reports of at least 10 American scientists and experts who have died or gone missing since mid-2024, many of whom had access to classified nuclear or aerospace information. Join 142K+ Substack readers and 1.9 million 𝕏 users following Vigilant Fox. Get critical news and exclusive stories the media won’t cover — all in one place. Subscribe today. During Wednesday’s press briefing, Fox News senior White House correspondent Peter Doocy asked Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt: “There are now 10 American scientists who have either gone missing or died since mid 2024. They all reportedly had access to classified nuclear or aerospace material. Is anybody investigating this to see if these things are connected?” Leavitt responded: “I’ve seen the report, Peter. I haven’t spoken to our relevant agencies about it. I will certainly do that, and we’ll get you an answer. If true, of course, that’s definitely something I think this government administration would deem work worth looking into. So let me do that for you.” The question follows growing attention on a series of cases, several concentrated in New Mexico and linked to major nuclear facilities and aerospace research programs. Among the reported disappearances are several in the Albuquerque area. Retired Air Force Maj. Gen. William Neil McCasland, 68, vanished on February 27 after leaving his home near Quail Run Court NE without his phone, wearable devices or glasses, carrying only a pistol. His wife told 911 dispatchers it appeared he was trying “not to be found.” McCasland had commanded the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, which has long been the subject of speculation regarding advanced technology programs. In August 2025, Steven Garcia, 48, a government contractor at the Kansas City National Security Campus facility in Albuquerque, disappeared after leaving his home on foot with only a handgun. He left behind his phone, keys, wallet and car. The facility manufactures more than 80 percent of the non-nuclear components for U.S. military nuclear weapons, and Garcia held top security clearance overseeing classified assets. Two other New Mexico cases involved individuals tied to Los Alamos National Laboratory. Anthony Chavez, 79, a retired LANL worker, and Melissa Casias, 54, an active administrative assistant at the lab with top security clearance, both disappeared in 2025 within weeks of each other. They were last seen leaving their homes on foot, abandoning their vehicles, phones, keys and wallets. No updates have been reported since. Additional cases include Monica Jacinto Reza, 60, director of the Materials Processing Group at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, who disappeared while hiking in California in June 2025. Her work involved advanced materials for rocket engines and overlapped with projects overseen by McCasland. Several deaths have also been noted in related fields, including nuclear physicist Nuno Loureiro, who was murdered in his home, and astrophysicist Carl Grillmair, also killed at home. In addition, Steven Garcia, a 48-year-old government contractor, vanished without a trace on August 28, 2025. He worked as a property custodian with top security clearance at the Kansas City National Security Campus (KCNSC) facility in Albuquerque, which manufactures more than 80 percent of the non-nuclear components for U.S. military nuclear weapons and gives personnel broad access to sensitive nuclear assets. Garcia was last seen on surveillance cameras leaving his home on Cattail Court SW in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on foot around 9 a.m., wearing a green camouflage shirt and shorts, and carrying only a handgun and a bottle of water. Garcia left behind his phone, keys, wallet, and car. No trace of Garcia has been found, and the case remains unsolved. Public and congressional interest has grown. Tennessee Congressman Tim Burchett has previously commented on the pattern, stating the numbers “seem very high in these certain areas of research” and noting he has “been constantly ran down different rabbit holes” when inquiring with the intelligence community. He added: “I don’t think we should trust our government.” Democratic Rep. Jared Moskowitz has also called for a hearing. Recent coverage from NewsNation and Newsweek has included input from former FBI assistant director Chris Swecker, who said that “if anything is happening here, the rational explanation is espionage by hostile foreign powers.” No official connections between the cases have been confirmed by law enforcement or intelligence agencies. Police have described some of the disappearances as possible self-endangerment situations, with no signs of foul play reported in others. Investigations into the individual cases remain open, but until Doocy’s question, the White House had not commented on whether a broader review was underway. The response from Leavitt marks the first acknowledgment at the briefing level that the administration is aware of the reports and intends to seek more information from relevant agencies. Copyright 2026 m o d e r n i t y Share The Vigilant Fox Stories the mainstream buries. Banned during COVID. Built and led by a healthcare professional turned citizen journalist.
Speculation EXPLODES After White House Asked About 10 Missing/Dead Scientists with Nuclear Secrets
This article originally appeared on m o d e r n i t y and was republished with permission. Guest post by @ModernityNews The White House has for the first time publicly addressed reports of at least 10 American scientists and experts who have died or gone missing since mid-2024, many of whom had access to classified nuclear or aerospace information. Join 142K+ Substack readers and 1.9 million 𝕏 users following Vigilant Fox. Get critical news and exclusive stories the media won’t cover — all in one place. Subscribe today. During Wednesday’s press briefing, Fox News senior White House correspondent Peter Doocy asked Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt: “There are now 10 American scientists who have either gone missing or died since mid 2024. They all reportedly had access to classified nuclear or aerospace material. Is anybody investigating this to see if these things are connected?” Leavitt responded: “I’ve seen the report, Peter. I haven’t spoken to our relevant agencies about it. I will certainly do that, and we’ll get you an answer. If true, of course, that’s definitely something I think this government administration would deem work worth looking into. So let me do that for you.” The question follows growing attention on a series of cases, several concentrated in New Mexico and linked to major nuclear facilities and aerospace research programs. Among the reported disappearances are several in the Albuquerque area. Retired Air Force Maj. Gen. William Neil McCasland, 68, vanished on February 27 after leaving his home near Quail Run Court NE without his phone, wearable devices or glasses, carrying only a pistol. His wife told 911 dispatchers it appeared he was trying “not to be found.” McCasland had commanded the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, which has long been the subject of speculation regarding advanced technology programs. In August 2025, Steven Garcia, 48, a government contractor at the Kansas City National Security Campus facility in Albuquerque, disappeared after leaving his home on foot with only a handgun. He left behind his phone, keys, wallet and car. The facility manufactures more than 80 percent of the non-nuclear components for U.S. military nuclear weapons, and Garcia held top security clearance overseeing classified assets. Two other New Mexico cases involved individuals tied to Los Alamos National Laboratory. Anthony Chavez, 79, a retired LANL worker, and Melissa Casias, 54, an active administrative assistant at the lab with top security clearance, both disappeared in 2025 within weeks of each other. They were last seen leaving their homes on foot, abandoning their vehicles, phones, keys and wallets. No updates have been reported since. Additional cases include Monica Jacinto Reza, 60, director of the Materials Processing Group at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, who disappeared while hiking in California in June 2025. Her work involved advanced materials for rocket engines and overlapped with projects overseen by McCasland. Several deaths have also been noted in related fields, including nuclear physicist Nuno Loureiro, who was murdered in his home, and astrophysicist Carl Grillmair, also killed at home. In addition, Steven Garcia, a 48-year-old government contractor, vanished without a trace on August 28, 2025. He worked as a property custodian with top security clearance at the Kansas City National Security Campus (KCNSC) facility in Albuquerque, which manufactures more than 80 percent of the non-nuclear components for U.S. military nuclear weapons and gives personnel broad access to sensitive nuclear assets. Garcia was last seen on surveillance cameras leaving his home on Cattail Court SW in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on foot around 9 a.m., wearing a green camouflage shirt and shorts, and carrying only a handgun and a bottle of water. Garcia left behind his phone, keys, wallet, and car. No trace of Garcia has been found, and the case remains unsolved. Public and congressional interest has grown. Tennessee Congressman Tim Burchett has previously commented on the pattern, stating the numbers “seem very high in these certain areas of research” and noting he has “been constantly ran down different rabbit holes” when inquiring with the intelligence community. He added: “I don’t think we should trust our government.” Democratic Rep. Jared Moskowitz has also called for a hearing. Recent coverage from NewsNation and Newsweek has included input from former FBI assistant director Chris Swecker, who said that “if anything is happening here, the rational explanation is espionage by hostile foreign powers.” No official connections between the cases have been confirmed by law enforcement or intelligence agencies. Police have described some of the disappearances as possible self-endangerment situations, with no signs of foul play reported in others. Investigations into the individual cases remain open, but until Doocy’s question, the White House had not commented on whether a broader review was underway. The response from Leavitt marks the first acknowledgment at the briefing level that the administration is aware of the reports and intends to seek more information from relevant agencies. Copyright 2026 m o d e r n i t y Share The Vigilant Fox Stories the mainstream buries. Banned during COVID. Built and led by a healthcare professional turned citizen journalist.
WATCH: Rep. Tim Burchett Makes Stunning Statements About the Existence of Alien Life Forms on Earth
This article originally appeared on The Gateway Pundit and was republished with permission. Guest post by Mike LaChance Republican Rep. Tim Burchett of Tennessee spoke to TMZ earlier today and made some amazing comments about the existence of alien life among us, claiming that he and others were recently briefed by a high ranking government official. Join 142K+ Substack readers and 1.9 million 𝕏 users following Vigilant Fox. Get critical news and exclusive stories the media won’t cover — all in one place. Subscribe today. The two TMZ hosts who were speaking to Burchett asked him to be specific about whether he was talking about alien tech or alien life forms and he said it is both. It is ironic that Burchett is talking about this as the world is watching the amazing Artemis II moon mission. From TMZ: Rep. Tim Burchett says a member of our government has told him extraterrestrial beings have visited our planet, traveling on an otherworldly craft … and made contact with humans!!! The Congressman from Tennessee joined us on “TMZ Live” Monday and we asked him about aliens … and he didn’t hold back. Rep. Burchett says he’s had multiple government and military officials tell him extraterrestrials exist … it sounds out there, but he insists it’s true. Don’t go running for the hills … Rep. Burchett says there doesn’t appear to be any danger to human life. After all, he says their technology is so advanced and so far beyond our comprehension that these life forms could have wiped us out long ago … and we’re still here. More from Art Threat: Rep. Tim Burchett of Tennessee made stunning revelations about alien contact during a Monday appearance on TMZ Live. The 61-year-old congressman insisted that government officials have confirmed extraterrestrials exist and visited our planet. According to Burchett, these beings traveled on otherworldly craft and made direct contact with humans. He emphasized that multiple government and military officials have told him this is absolutely true. The congressman seemed deeply serious about the explosive claims. Burchett warned that releasing secret alien information would devastate public confidence. He claimed America would come unglued if citizens learned what government agencies have discovered. The House Task Force member said he was briefed two weeks ago on extraterrestrial matters that would have been catastrophic if released. Be sure to watch the whole video below. At one point, Burchett describes being told about an alien craft that can travel at 200 miles per hour underwater. These claims are shocking. Tim Burchett is not some kind of loon. He is a very serious minded person, which only serves to make these claims more explosive. Copyright 2026 The Gateway Pundit Share The Vigilant Fox Stories the mainstream buries. Banned during COVID. Built and led by a healthcare professional turned citizen journalist.