Obama Says Aliens Are Real!

In this video, the host examines former President Barack Obama’s recent interview in which he acknowledges that UFOs (or UAPs) are "real" but claims he has never seen them and that they are not stored at Area 51. The host uses the clip as a springboard to discuss a broader pattern of public apathy toward earth‑shattering revelations, drawing parallels between the UFO disclosure and the looming societal disruption caused by AI automation and the robot economy. He argues that despite the gravity of these topics—UFOs, AI‑driven job loss, and the need for universal basic income—people continue to return to their daily grind, illustrating a systemic inability to respond to existential threats. The video delves into the structure of Washington, noting how career politicians and entrenched bureaucracies may withhold information even from the president, and references the recent congressional UAP hearings and whistleblower testimonies. Historical UFO lore is invoked, including Bob Lazar’s claim that alien technology resides at a secret S4 facility rather than Area 51, and former President Jimmy Carter’s own UFO sighting, positioning Obama’s comments within a longer narrative. The host also speculates on Obama’s involvement in the apocalyptic Netflix film "Leave the World Behind" as a possible cryptic message, and compares Obama’s cautious wording to Elon Musk’s similar response to UFO questions. Citing polls that show roughly 80 % of Americans believe in extraterrestrial phenomena, the host emphasizes the weight of a presidential statement on public perception. Throughout, he calls for viewers to reflect on these issues, engage in the comments, and consider the implications of both alien and AI revelations for society.
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Welcome back to the channel, guys. I hope you're having a great, uh, afternoon, evening, rather, depending on where you're at. So we're going to talk about, um, just a mic check here, make sure you can hear me, make sure I wasn't muted when I opened up. But if you didn't hear me, I just gave a greeting. And, uh, we're going to talk today about UFOs and Why it's come up in recent times is President Barack Obama, um, talked about on an interview with Brian Tyler Cohen, he talked about, uh, well, actually, when, when asked by, uh, the host, uh, if UFOs are, you know, real, him being the former president of the United States and having access to what we imagined would be you know, top secret level files. Um, so he was asked the question, are aliens real? And typically what you get, you know, what you generally get is a dance around by the president or an outright joke, right? Uh, you know, where they let you know they're joking. And what was kind of, um, you know, a little bit different about President Obama's response was that it was kind of a straight face, you know, more of a straight face as to hint, you know, to the public, or could be interpreted this way, that, yeah, these things are real, even though I can't tell you they're real. It could have been that, but also it could have just been a kind of, you know, a kind of sarcastic-like joke, you know, to the public, kind of making fun of it, right? Which in both cases is a bit— would have been a bit concerning. But there are a few things that, um, came to mind. And, and first I want to just talk about there, and I just did some— wrote a post on it earlier today about, um, the response to the public and it being a kind of apathetic response to situations like this that should be earth-shattering, you know, revelations, right? So, you know, I had talked a little bit earlier in a post about how despite many people in the tech industry Nobel Prize winners, right, as such, that have warned about the great dangers of AI and how in a very short period of time they can replace everything. I mean, we use the technology daily and we see it do amazing things just from our perspective, right? From our language models, AIs and such. But I, you know, I spoke about how even though people can be faced with the doom of losing their jobs, livelihood to AI, even almost being enslaved by AI, there's a certain apathetic response. And why is that? And I think it comes from just the conditions of day-to-day life that we've structured our society in a way to keep people so busy and so behind the eight ball and so up on things that they don't have time to worry about anything else. So no matter how much of revelations they get to ideas like this, or, you know, of all the secrets of the universe get exposed, these people seemingly just go back to work. You know, they— and this is what happened during our congressional UAP hearings. Now, for some reason, even though this was broadcast all over the news, He's having disruptions through the day with these congressional hearings. And they, you know, and there's not just been one of them, there have been several of them, right? Big news about big top secret level government whistleblowers saying that these things are real and also was having physical data and evidence and so on. Uh, something that's groundbreaking is that people just went back to work, right? You know, and I'm not saying that in cases like this is something necessarily that the public can do about it. Certain situations might, uh, be at a— be in a place where even if you cared, you couldn't do anything about it. But I, at the same time, I don't think just turn around and going back to work might be the answer either. But you know what I mean? Because, uh, you know, it's like saying something Okay, if this the last day on earth, right? Are you planning to go to work tomorrow if it's the last? Okay. So anyway, uh, during this interview, uh, uh, oh, and I was trying to make my point about they, you know, we do the same thing. You know, a lot of channel in recent days has been about universal basic income, and I always throw that in there is because I look at universal basic income as one of the most, uh, serious topics and poor topics out there right now. Because we're in this robot economy, automated world, right? Automated world. And, you know, nothing else is going to matter when you can't go to work and so on and so forth. So these should be things we should be concerned about. But much like the UFO conversation, right? As crazy as it sounds, as crazy as it sounds to say, you know, at the same time, we never thought it would be a day where credible witnesses people high up in the government, in the military, would be holding congressional hearings on this thing. And we would, uh, you know, have so much, you know, crazy stuff happening based around these things and unexplained things. And Obama does go into detail about the, the unexplained things that's up there in the sky that we can't explain. And what does that mean when there's something cruising around your sky, your airways, and, uh, you know, uh, going where it wants to go going to military bases, cutting off nuclear facilities. Let's think about that for a moment, right? That means you're in trouble. But the reason we don't react to that is because we're so busy, the structure of society is so busy, we can't even respond to end of the world situations, right? And so what that tells me is when all these situations happen, when you get these robots just take all our jobs, right? And you don't have a job to go to, and aliens land down in the middle of the, the city, and there's nothing you can do. What it, what it tells me is that the, the, the last day on Earth, people are going to be, uh, you know, reacting, are probably still trying to catch their 3 o'clock shift to go to work, you know. And, uh, you know, whereas we can't change everything that happens There does need to be a different approach to things than that. Anyway, let's listen at a little bit of what Obama's saying here. I'm especially trying to catch the clip because this is his actual video. I should have probably looked into a clip that actually shows him talk about the UFOs.
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Uh, they're real, but I haven't seen them, and, and, uh, they're not being kept in, uh, what is it, Area 51? Uh, there's no underground, uh, facility unless there's this enormous conspiracy and they, they hid it from the President of the United States?
Well, well, the thing is, um, he kind of acted like he didn't even know Area 51 was— I kind of found that interesting. But, um, you know, in, in that context of it not being at Area 51, right, so many people who have come, you know, who've worked around those areas, worked in those facilities and such. People like Bob Lazar and so on. You know, if many of you who are familiar with the information recall, Bob Lazar was saying that it was never at Area 51, it was actually, uh, the facilities behind Area 51, specifically I think an area called S4 or something like that. So the actual alien technology that they were reverse engineering, or, you know, whether they recovered the alien bodies or what have you, they weren't going— they weren't allegedly going on Area 51. So I— so, uh, you know, based on that information that's been circulating around, they've always been saying that it was not Area 51. So Obama would be telling the truth about that. Now, at the same time, could Obama be using this as a shifty way to talk around, you know, the idea by saying, oh yeah, it's not at Area 51? Well, he wouldn't be lying because it's not at Area 51, right? Um, and so, uh, he says, uh, what else does he say? He says they, um, uh, wait, I can't remember. Let me rewind it back.
What was the first question you wanted answered when you became president? Uh, are aliens real?
Uh, okay, I remember he said that he kept— they, they would keep it from there unless they kept it from the, the President of the United States. Now, I believe a few things. Probably if you become president, I, well, first of all, if you understand how programs work, how government contract contractors work, and how, uh, career politicians work, right? Uh, they, they have an understanding that they're gonna, they've been around way longer than the president and they're gonna precede the president, right? Some of these people are never gonna leave Washington, DC, and some of these people, you even long after many presidents are gone. And many of these people have built up a lot of not only political influence but connections, right? Whether it be to certain corporations that are working on these things or have information or, you know, other off-the-book government operations that could potentially possibly be, you know, a a kind of liaison between government and private operations, right? Meaning you can have a lot of ex-government people who still have influence in on the government end, right, working off government books, right, but along with government help. And so the public will never have that. Maybe the President of the United States may not even have access to this. You know, there's a When I think of a few good presidents, right, that's— that, that I, I think the last president that could be trusted was someone like Jimmy Carter. And a lot— and if some people probably recall this, Jimmy Carter actually reported, uh, seeing a UFO and then trying to use the government to find information about what was happening, right? And so Um, I— Jimmy Carter was, to me, I would say one of the honest presidents, the last of them really. But at the same time, Jimmy Carter probably would have been one of those presidents they would have known they had to keep on the outside, right? So, uh, this, you know, and it's not even like, uh, I'm not even saying it's anything to do with like, uh some kind of secret society or big conspiracy theory. I think it's just a natural progression of politicians who've been in Washington, D.C. 40, 50 years, uh, who, uh, have gathered information over the years, and that information could be beyond the scope of the president or access even to the president, right? So, um, So Obama, I would say, isn't necessarily that he's lying because he could kind of fall into like one of those categories like I kind of framed Jimmy Carter as, where he might could have just been kept out of things. All this information— another thing about Obama, right? Another thing I'd say about Barack Obama, he's a very intelligent person, right? And, uh, if he did want to tell us something right? This would be a clever way to do it. Now, um, some of you probably remember this crazily good movie, uh, called Leave the World Behind that aired on Netflix some years ago. And it was this very end of the world type, very interesting. I think you guys remember, like, um, they couldn't figure out if, uh, we were being attacked by aliens or other countries. There's all this crazy nuclear-like fallout possibly going on. Uh, it could have been aliens, it could have been, uh, uh, you know, the Koreans or the Russians, whatever, the China, whatever the case might be. But it was just this weird apocalyptic-like end of the world type movie, and I think many of y'all remember it, but Obama was involved with a production company that created this, and I just found that interesting. Of all the things to do, what made him want to get behind producing movies like that where the people don't know anything and the government is, uh, you know, or some shadowy group out there is behind all these— this phenomena and danger to the public? And so I just thought that was interesting. So you almost, almost feel like Obama in a way, and I don't want to read too much into it, interpret like he's sending out these cryptic messages, right? Because someone as intelligent as Obama, right? Uh, first of all, let's— I'm not attacking the United States. I'm very much American, in case you all don't know. But I have criticized the educational system of the United States, and I have, uh, you know, said that United States doesn't rank very high in education to be the richest nation in the world as compared to other, uh, countries. And even if you want to say something to the effect like, uh, you know, well, this UFO thing is crazy and I don't really believe it, and you know, this is craziness or this is something else, and, and you went with that, and you very well— it could be the case. Maybe there's no UFOs, maybe it's UAPs or whatever they want to call them. Maybe it's just top-secret aircraft, you know, that they're trying to hide like they've done over the decades. But, uh, even so, the data is suggesting that about 80% of Americans do believe in some type of extraterrestrial UFO, UAP type scenarios, right, that they're real. And so when Obama gets on a, a media, uh, podcast like this and he says something like that, you gotta— he has to know that, that 80% of Americans are going to take what he said seriously, right? They're not going to take this as a joke. And so all these things he's putting out there, right, very— you know, he's a very careful thinking individual with his words, and he knows what they mean. So by him saying that, I have to think that he's already um, you know, thought about what that would resonate like with, with the, with the people hearing it. Uh, you know, I think they asked Elon Musk a similar question because, you know, with the rockets and everything, he's part of space programs and everything. He would— they'd probably be afraid he'd get up there in space and he'll look at those satellites and see something we don't have access to. Then they have to wipe— because he got to wipe the satellites and all that stuff. the images or whatnot. Uh, but even when Elon was asked that question, it was a pretty much, um, he, he answered it like someone, if it was classified information and they didn't want you to know, uh, he answered it like in a, in a way like that, right? Where he can, you know, can excuse himself from that, right? Because if he said anything different at his status, like Obama, people would, you know, take it and run with And so either then I would say Elon's answer was a true answer, or it could just be that Elon not being— he may not be as, you know, deep into the government as, you know what I mean? So he could not have access to all the information, you know, that if that were the case. Um, now again, to give this a lot more credibility, and I think why we should take this serious, is if you've watched the hours of the UFO congressional hearings right, the several that have gone on, uh, with the rank and file of the people involved, uh, you probably would be, uh, you, after you watch those, you take this a lot more serious, definitely. And, um, you know, your words would matter and how you place them would matter. So those are things to consider. And the intelligence level of Obama, you know, uh, you know what I mean, I, I kind, you know, this is, he isn't Donald Trump, that's not a You know, that's not a slight on Donald Trump. I, I think all presidents, anybody who gets to be a president of the United States, has a great level of intelligence. Even people used to make fun of George Bush, right? Uh, and, uh, George Bush, he had two Ivy League degrees, right? He's the only president to hold two Ivy League degrees, right? And so I, I think it's important that people understand, uh What comes out of your mouth, your mouth, uh, and what's in your brain is too— it could be two different things, right? You could be a very intelligent person, but you could be bad with words and conveying information, right? Um, I'm a bad writer, right? And I write things and I write sentence structures that some people go, what the hell's wrong with this guy? Is he— you know, and, uh, you know Even though that might be the case, at the same time, I can tell you that I know some things, right? And so in that situation, I would have thought Obama to be a little bit more careful with his words, right? But this is how he did it. And let's say if he did want to give us some information that was top secret or the public just couldn't have for many reasons we could come up with, you know, he wouldn't be able to do any other way, would he? This would be the only way you could kind of leak it and cover yourself, right? So very interesting stuff. Anyway, tell me all what y'all think about Obama saying UFOs are, you know, real, and what do you want to call them, UFOs, UAPs, whatever you want to call it, uh, and, uh, leave a comment in the comment section. If you like, leave a like and subscribe to the channel if you like, right? Uh, then hopefully in the future we'll try to bring you much more interesting content. All right, take care and be good to one another.
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