Fox News Goes Full UFO After Claims of Crashed Craft and Alien Species
Fox News host Jesse Watters has been pushing UFO talk on his flagship show after wild new claims that researchers have recovered dozens of crashed craft and even multiple alien species.
In a recent segment, Watters said researchers claim “dozens of crashed UFOs” have been recovered, with “four different alien species” allegedly found on board. The creatures were described in classic sci-fi fashion: two arms, two legs, some reportedly seven feet tall, and others with long lizard-like tails.
The claims appear to come from former government-linked UFO researcher Hal Puthoff, who recently appeared on Diary of a CEO alongside Dan Farah, director of The Age of Disclosure. Puthoff claimed the U.S. has recovered four different species from crashed UFOs, although he said he had not personally seen them. Farah also said some sources are too scared to speak publicly because they fear for their lives.
“People who have been involved in recoveries have said there are at least four types. Four separate types,” Puthoff said during the interview.
“Now I have not had direct access to that but I believe the people who I talked to — four separate types of life,” he added.
The recovered beings were described as “gray,” “Nordic,” “insect-like,” and “reptilian.”
Nordic? The world is going a bit UFO crazy at the moment.
US president Donald Trump als posted an AI-generated image of himself on his Truth Social platform walking beside a chained alien near what looked like a military facility, after his administration released a major batch of UFO-related files.
Last week, the Pentagon released first batch of previously secret files documenting reports of UFOs, but there was nothing about multiple alien species in there.
Trust us, we’ve checked.
Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said more UFO files are on the way. In a post on X, Parnell said: “Over 1 BILLION users around the world have visited WAR.GOV/UFO” and added that “the second release of UAP files are actively being processed for publication on the site. More to come very soon!”