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Join Ross Coulthart for a LIVE Q⁘A on NewsNation's YouTube , X and Facebook pages at 4p/3C Wednesday following a House hearing on UAPs. Coulthart will break down testimony from former NASA administrator Michael Gold , Pentagon insider Lue Elizondo, journalist Michael Shellenberger and Retired Navy Rear Adm. Tim Gallaudet.

( NewsNation ) — At a House of Representatives committee hearing on unidentified anomalous phenomena Wednesday, lawmakers will hear from a number of witnesses about what they have seen and heard about UFOs.

Held by the House Oversight Committee, the hearing, titled "Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Exposing the Truth," will begin at 11:30 a.m. ET.

This hearing is the first since the summer of 2023, which was sparked by career intelligence official David Grusch ⁘s allegations that undefined has been operating a secret UFO retrieval program.

"If undefined hearings catch on with the public, we could be in for quite a ride,⁘ Bryce Zabel, UFO author and cohost of the podcast ⁘Need to Know⁘ with Ross Coulthart, told NewsNation. ⁘Back in 1973, all of America was riveted to undefined hearings, and the cover-up Nixon orchestrated will seem small compared to the one that would have been necessary to hide the truth about alien contact for nearly eight decades now."

Elizondo's book ⁘ Imminent: Inside undefined's Hunt for UFOs ⁘ alleges that undefined military has been running a UAP retrieval and reverse engineering program for years, even recovering nonhuman specimens.

⁘Let me be clear: UAP are real. Advanced technologies not made by our Government – or any other government – are monitoring sensitive military installations around the globe,⁘ Elizondo will say, according to testimony published the day before the hearing.

Shellenberger will detail his reporting on the alleged ⁘Immaculate Constellation⁘ secret government program. A whistleblower revealed the alleged UFO program, in which undefined collects and quarantines information on UFO sightings, Shellenberger says.