Shocking promise to unveil truth about aliens exposed.
Tulsi Gabbard just hinted at something that could blow the lid off Washington secrets — and possibly, Earth itself.
Tulsi’s wild career shift highlighted.
Gabbard’s journey to the heart of the U.S. intelligence apparatus is a saga all its own.
Once a Democratic congresswoman from Hawaii and a 2020 presidential candidate, she made headlines for bucking her own party.
Her bold, nonconformist streak drew fire — and fans.
In 2023, she made her most jaw-dropping pivot yet: jumping ship to join the Republican ranks.
That move landed her in Trump’s inner circle, ultimately leading to her role as America’s top intelligence chief.
Since then, she’s stayed mostly tight-lipped — until now.
Tulsi Gabbard’s stunning statement revealed.
Appearing on Pod Force One, a podcast hosted by the New York Post’s Miranda Devine, Gabbard was asked flat-out: “Could there be aliens?”
Her answer? A firm, undeniable “yes.”
“I have my own views and opinions,” she prefaced, before dropping the confirmation.
But in her current role, Gabbard says she “has to be careful” with what she reveals.
Why? Because she’s not just any politician — she’s now the Director of National Intelligence under President Donald Trump.
That means she’s got access to the real receipts — the classified kind.
Gabbard emphasized that while she couldn’t say much, her team is still “continuing to look for the truth.”
She also promised to share that truth with Americans “when the time comes.”
Gabbard’s response to drone sightings disclosed.
But the plot thickens: Gabbard mentioned she’s been “asking a lot of questions” about a drone swarm that spooked New Jersey last year.
“I’ve heard the official line,” she told Devine, “but I still have a lot of questions.”
In late 2024, multiple drones were spotted zipping across New Jersey skies — and they weren’t alone.
Similar reports popped up in other U.S. regions, stirring online conspiracies and national unease.
The Biden administration tried to downplay the incidents at the time, calling it “a slight overreaction.”
But Tulsi’s not buying it. “It wasn’t just New Jersey,” she said, clearly skeptical.
She may be holding back, but it’s clear she doesn’t fully trust the “official version.”
Gabbard also brought up the infamous Chinese spy balloon from 2023, which flew over several U.S. states before being shot down.
That balloon incident, which dominated headlines, is still cloaked in mystery.
“There’s a lot of classified information,” Gabbard said, when asked about what really went down.
But she refused to spill the details — not even a hint.
“I’m not prepared to talk further,” she said of both the balloon and the alien questions.
Tulsi’s words fuel new UFO frenzy nationwide.
Still, the implication was clear: there’s more to the story — and she knows it.
The teaser alone has sparked fresh speculation online about what Gabbard might be hinting at.
She’s not the first U.S. official to flirt with UFO truth, but she might be the most high-ranking.
“We’re continuing to look for the truth,” she said — a phrase now echoing across conspiracy forums and Reddit threads alike.
And with that, the world may be closer than ever to hearing the truth — or at least believing it’s out there.