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前情报官员敦促国防情报局提交文件供国会审查
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发布于2026年6月10日 美国东部夏令时下午12:57
众议院议员计划为UAP爆料者争取豁免权
众议院议员计划请求为不明空中现象（UAP）爆料者提供豁免权，与此同时布雷特·拜尔的一篇报道审视了二战时期早期的“Foo战斗机”目击事件。
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不明空中现象爆料者、前空军情报官员戴维·格鲁施周二指责情报机构向国会隐瞒了数十亿美元的政府秘密支出，而议员们再次要求获取联邦官员仍拒不交出的相关记录。
格鲁施在国会山与众议院联邦机密解密特别工作组成员一同出席活动时表示，他的调查发现了所谓的“ slush funds（黑金资金）”——据称在国会正常监督渠道之外运作的资金池，每年金额高达数十亿美元，被用于支持脱离正常监督渠道的活动。
“这也是一起严重的欺诈、浪费和滥用职权问题，”格鲁施说，“在我的调查中，我发现每年用于这些活动的黑金资金规模达数十亿美元。”
特别工作组将曝光肯尼迪遇刺、爱泼斯坦、UFO相关“联邦机密”，成员多为共和党反叛者
此次指控提出之际，议员们和特朗普政府正加紧解密政府关于不明空中现象的记录，公布了数百页此前保密的文件，并向各机构施压，要求其披露所知的一切不明航空事件信息。
格鲁施曾在五角大楼不明空中现象特别工作组任职，之后担任国家侦察局驻该工作组代表，他在2023年首次因在国会作证称政府试图回收和研究不明飞行器而受到全国关注。
特朗普政府2027财年预算包含近1320亿美元的军事和国家情报支出，其中大部分包含在仅有限数名获许可官员和国会议员可以访问的机密项目中。
当被问及政府是否了解非人类智能时，格鲁施声称政府知道“数种”不同的外星物种。
“从有实体的两足类生命，到……嗯，我认为是有意识的等离子体生命，存在一个连续谱系，”格鲁施说，“但政府知道其中的数种。”
他并未在活动中进一步阐述这一主张，也未提供证据。
美国众议员埃里克·伯利森（R-密苏里州）于2026年6月9日在华盛顿特区国会山举行的关于解密与不明空中现象相关联邦机密的新闻发布会上发言。（埃里克·李/路透社）
格鲁施专门指责五角大楼主要军事情报机构——国防情报局（DIA）阻挠国会的监督工作，称尽管他所称的国会合法提出了要求，但议员们索要的记录并未被完整提供。他敦促该机构发布更多文件供审查和解密。
记者无法立即联系到国防情报局置评。
五角大楼一贯表示，调查未发现外星技术的确凿证据，此前的政府审查也驳斥了存在秘密坠毁物回收项目的说法。
两党议员团在新闻发布会上与格鲁施一同发声，称各机构仍在抵制国会获取与不明异常现象相关信息的努力。
“我们提出问题，他们就推诿；我们追问更多问题，推诿就变得更严重，”佛罗里达州民主党众议员贾里德·莫斯科维茨说，“我们试图在修正案、法案中加入相关条款，他们就会反对。”
“对于故意向国会隐瞒信息的官员，必须施以真正的惩罚，”密苏里州共和党众议员埃里克·伯利森补充道。
UFO爆料者埃里克·格鲁施称“数十亿”纳税人资金被用于秘密UAP项目。（埃里克·李/路透社：战争部）
莫斯科维茨还将这场辩论与五角大楼问责制的广泛担忧联系起来。
“五角大楼有上万亿美元资金去向不明，这些钱都去了哪里？”他说。
五角大楼已经连续七年年度审计不合格，不过国防官员表示，这些审计结果反映了该部门长期以来在跟踪资产和会计系统方面存在的难题。
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一张解密图片显示了飞行中的UFO。（战争部）
格鲁施表示，仍有更多目击者因担心遭到报复和承担法律风险而不愿站出来。
伯利森呼吁唐纳德·特朗普总统为了解所谓政府UAP项目的人员解除保密协议，并为愿意作证的人提供豁免权。
“为已经站出来的所有人，以及即将站出来的所有人提供豁免，”伯利森说，“打开大门，让他们发言。”
“国会正在索要具体的记录和视频，”伯利森补充道，“这些机构和承包商知道我们清楚它们的存在，我们一定会让这些文件公之于众。”
伯利森表示，尽管最近有过披露行动，但议员们仍在持续向各机构和国防承包商索要他们认为仍被列为机密的记录。
他说，他的办公室通过他所说的“汤姆·克兰西式的秘密交接”，获取了也门海岸一起UAP事件的MQ-9无人机 footage（影像资料）。
议员们认为，更多信息的披露可能取决于说服更多目击者站出来。
众议院负责审查该问题的特别工作组主席、佛罗里达州共和党众议员安娜·波琳娜·卢纳表示，议员们正在讨论为了解所谓飞行器位置、回收材料或先进技术的人员提供豁免保护。
此次新一轮推动之际，议员们正寻求更深入了解政府一些最机密项目的相关信息。
联邦调查人员近日指控前中央情报局官员戴维·拉什利用虚假的“特殊访问项目”实施诈骗，涉及超过4000万美元金条和数百万政府资金，这再次引发了外界对高度受限的政府项目如何在有限外部监督下运作的关注。
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此次活动举办数周前，特朗普政府公布了一批重要的此前被列为机密的UAP记录，包括长期向公众隐藏的军事报告、传感器数据和目击者证词。
议员和披露倡导者将这些发布内容作为政府在UAP调查方面变得更加透明的证据，同时辩称仍有大量信息处于保密状态。
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UFO whistleblower claims billions in secret spending hidden from Congress
2026-06-10 12:57:58 EDT / Fox News
Former intelligence officer urged the Defense Intelligence Agency to release documents for congressional review
By Morgan Phillips Fox News
Published June 10, 2026 12:57pm EDT
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Unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) whistleblower and former Air Force intelligence officer David Grusch accused intelligence agencies Tuesday of hiding billions of dollars in secret government spending from Congress, as lawmakers renewed demands for records they say federal officials continue to withhold.
His investigation uncovered what he described as “slush funds” — pools of money allegedly operating outside normal congressional oversight channels — worth billions of dollars annually that were allegedly used to support activities operating outside normal oversight channels, Grusch said speaking at a Capitol Hill event alongside members of the House Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets.
“This is also a real fraud, waste and abuse issue,” Grusch said. “During my investigation, I found slush funds to the tune of billions of dollars per annum for these activities.”
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The allegations come as lawmakers and the Trump administration have intensified efforts to declassify government unidentified aerial phenomena records, releasing hundreds of pages of previously secret files and renewing pressure on agencies to disclose what they know about unexplained aerial incidents.
Grusch, who served on the Pentagon’s Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force and later as the National Reconnaissance Office’s representative to the task force, first gained national attention in 2023 when he testified before Congress about alleged government efforts to recover and study unidentified craft.
The Trump administration’s fiscal year 2027 budget includes nearly $132 billion in military and national intelligence spending, much of it contained in classified programs accessible only to a limited group of cleared officials and lawmakers.
Asked what the government knows about nonhuman intelligence, Grusch claimed the government is aware of “several” different alien species.
“It’s a continuum from corporeal bipedal type life to, you know, what I would consider is like sentient plasma life,” Grusch said. “But there are several that this government is aware of.”
He did not elaborate on the claim or provide evidence during the event.
U.S. Representative Eric Burlison (R-MO) speaks during a news conference on the declassification of federal secrets related to unidentified aerial phenomena on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., June 9, 2026.(Eric Lee/Reuters)
Grusch specifically accused the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), the Pentagon’s primary military intelligence agency, of obstructing congressional oversight efforts, arguing that records requested by lawmakers have not been fully provided despite what he described as lawful requests from Congress. He urged the agency to release additional documents for review and declassification.
The DIA could not immediately be reached for comment.
The Pentagon has consistently said investigations have not uncovered verified evidence of extraterrestrial technology, and previous government reviews have disputed claims that secret crash-retrieval programs exist.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers joined Grusch during the press conference, arguing that agencies have continued to resist congressional efforts to obtain information related to unidentified anomalous phenomena.
“We would ask questions, and they would then push back. We would ask more questions, and the pushback became more significant,” said Rep. Jared Moskowitz, D-Fla. “We would try to put language in an amendment, in a bill, and they would oppose it.”
“There must be real penalties for officials who knowingly withhold information from Congress,” added Rep. Eric Burlison, R-Mo.
UFO whistleblower Eric Grusch claims “billions” in taxpayer funding are going to secret UAP programs.(Eric Lee/Reuters:Department of War)
Moskowitz also tied the debate to broader concerns about Pentagon accountability.
“There’s trillions of dollars missing at the Pentagon. Where does that money go?” he said.
The Pentagon has failed seven consecutive annual audits, though defense officials have said those findings reflect longstanding challenges tracking assets and accounting systems across the department.
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A declassified image shows a UFO in flight against the sky.(Department of War)
Grusch said additional witnesses remain reluctant to come forward because of concerns about retaliation and legal exposure.
Burlison called on President Donald Trump to waive nondisclosure agreements for individuals with knowledge of alleged government UAP programs and grant immunity to those willing to testify.
“Grant immunity to anyone who has already come forward, and everyone who will come forward,” Burlison said. “Open the door and let them speak.”
“Congress is requesting specific records and videos,” Burlison added. “These agencies and contractors know that we know that they exist, and we’re going to get them released.”
Burlison said lawmakers have continued pressing agencies and defense contractors for records they believe remain classified despite recent disclosure efforts.
He said his office obtained MQ-9 footage of a UAP incident off the coast of Yemen that was delivered through what he described as a “Tom Clancy-style dead drop.”
Lawmakers argued that additional disclosures may depend on persuading more witnesses to come forward.
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., who chairs the House task force examining the issue, said lawmakers are discussing immunity protections for individuals with knowledge of alleged craft locations, recovered materials or advanced technologies.
The renewed push comes as lawmakers seek greater access to information tied to some of the government’s most closely held programs.
Federal investigators recently alleged that former CIA official David Rush used a fraudulent “special access program” as part of a scheme involving more than $40 million in gold bars and millions in government funds, drawing renewed attention to how highly restricted government programs can operate with limited outside visibility.
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The event comes weeks after the Trump administration released a major tranche of previously classified UAP records, including military reports, sensor data and witness accounts that had long remained hidden from public view.
Lawmakers and disclosure advocates have pointed to those releases as evidence the government is becoming more transparent about UAP investigations, while arguing that significant amounts of information remain classified.
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