He believes the federal government is intentionally keeping information about UAPs secret to maintain power and control.

“There's nobody alive that's even mentioned in those reports, but it's, it's power, it's control, it's money, it's that's Washington, D.C.”

Congress should pass legislation creating an independent auditing board to force the release of documents from intelligence and government agencies.

“Pass a bill and force them to be reviewed by an independent auditing board. And don't just make it DOJ uh FBI. uh extend it to the intelligence services”

He believes that the government should release as much information as possible regarding the Epstein files.

“Listen, I'm for as many documents being out in public as humanly possible. Really, I think that we ought to see everything.”

The National Security State is currently using secrecy to hide unconstitutional programs and unauthorized actions from Congress and the public.

“what we're dealing with is a National Security State that's out of control here you know and they're they're they're completely self-righteous about what it is they think they're doing”

James O'Keefe argues that government institutions lack transparency and often act with illegal intent, necessitating external investigation to uncover the truth.

“If our FBI, our attorney general's office, can't be transparent about why they raided a journalist's newsroom, why do we have any faith in the FBI to be transparent about these other these other issues?”

Jeremy Corbell argues that government secrecy regarding UFOs stems from national security concerns and the desire to protect strategic technological advantages.

“Is this from somewhere else or is this a competitive um adversarial nation? So they had to determine that once they realized that this wasn't Russia, that it wasn't China, that it dates back to the beginning of recorded human history and there's an increased interest of what we call UFOs, UAP.”

Military UAP data is often classified not to hide the nature of the phenomenon, but because the sensors used are sensitive intelligence tools.

“that's been an obstacle I think to transparency in this area is that many of the best known events are taken by military planes and then the military classifies it so that's why we have not gone through the classified data we don't have”

Public disclosure of government operations is counterproductive because it reveals sensitive tactics to adversaries.

“what Americans need to understand is that if we know what the government is doing so do our adversaries if we know a secret the adversaries know a secret so unless you want [ __ ] Iran and China and Russia to know what we're doing we shouldn't get to know what we're doing”