Secret White House plan for disclosure of alien life LEAKED… Trump insiders have told me they fear mass panic as UFO videos are released: CHRIS SHARP

Global markets tumbling. Chaos in the streets. A complete loss of confidence in government, religious authorities and the media.

This is the previously unthinkable, near-future that the White House is contemplating, as it releases formerly classified videos and documentation covering decades of unidentified flying objects around the world.

But no disclosure threatens to illicit a meltdown in the public order as much as the revelation that humans are not alone in the universe – and I have reason to believe that the administration is preparing for just such an announcement.

The White House released a second batch of UFO files on Friday, this time with evidence far harder for skeptics to discredit.

One video appears to show a UFO accelerating almost instantaneously in the skies over Syria. Another captures a disc-like object moving across the Hindu Kush mountains with no visible heat plume propelling it. While the images fall short of proving that these crafts are the work of non-human intelligence, it seems to me that the government knows more than it is revealing.

I’ve spoken to the UFO experts who say they’re helping the White House develop a public communications strategy to reveal the existence of alien lifeforms. 

Investigative journalist and longtime UFO researcher Jeremy Corbell tells me that he is one such advisor.

‘Officials from the White House and the Department of Defense have, in official capacity, sought my counsel on communications strategy and terminology – specifically in preparation for a potential formal announcement by President Trump regarding UAP reality and non-human intelligence,’ Corbell said, referring to Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, otherwise known as UFOs.

‘These consultations took place over the past six months, via video conference, with multiple communications officials who wanted to be the most informed person in the room when disclosure planning begins,’ he continued. ‘They don’t yet know how far the President is willing to take this. They are preparing for a range of outcomes. That preparation is real and it is underway.’

In response to Corbell’s claims the White House referred the Daily Mail to the Department of Defense. A Pentagon official said: ‘We are not aware of any formal strategy meetings with Mr. Corbell.’

Corbell, however, is not that only individual who claims that the administration has sought help in planning the rollout a disclosure of extraterrestrial life.

Ross Coulthart, a journalist with NewsNation who has written extensively on what he believes is a government cover-up of non-human life, says he too was contacted by the Trump administration.

Coulthart also claims administration officials are consulting with world religious leaders as they consider the potential shock of such an admission.

For the faithful, the disclosure of alien existence could raise deep, potentially destabilizing, spiritual angst undermining core Biblical teachings.

My sources in the UFO community say that churches, mosques and synagogues will be tasked with calming their followers and explaining why religion remains relevant. There are signs that such preparations are underway.

Vice President JD Vance, who recently described himself as ‘obsessed’ with UFOs on at least two conservative influencer podcasts, has spoken of potential alien life through the lens of a Christian worldview.

‘I think they’re demons…’ Vance told Benny Johnson in March. ‘I don’t think they’re aliens. There are weird things out there that are very difficult to explain…

‘When I hear about extra natural phenomenon, that’s where I go to: The Christian understanding that there’s a lot of good out there, but there’s also evil out there. And I think that one of the devil’s great tricks is to convince people he never existed.’

Vance’s language underscores the potentially fraught position of religious institutions in the disclosure debate. And with more than 1.4 billion adherents around the world, no institution could be more influential in maintaining order than the Catholic Church. But the Vatican is already facing challenges.

The Holy See is tied to one of the most extraordinary allegations in the history of UFO debates: that a non-human craft was recovered in Magenta, Italy, in 1933. The craft, described by witnesses as cylindrical with portholes on the sides and white and red lights, was then allegedly held by the Italian government during the rule of fascist leader Benito Mussolini, and later came into American hands after the Vatican quietly alerted Washington of its existence.

Details of the Magenta recovery have also been publicly echoed by a former intelligence official and UFO whistleblower David Grusch. Asked in 2023 whether the Catholic Church was aware of a non-human presence on Earth, Grusch replied: ‘Certainly.’

Although the Vatican has no settled public doctrine on UFO disclosure, it is taking this issue seriously. Since 2002, an Italian think tank has held UFO conferences at the Vatican on how the Church might respond to confirmation of non-human intelligence. Senior Vatican-linked astronomers have also argued that alien life would not necessarily contradict the Catholic faith.

Pope Francis went even further when he joked, during a morning mass in 2014, that he would be open to baptizing a Martian: ‘If… an expedition of Martians arrives and some of them come to us… and if one of them says: ‘Me, I want to be baptised!’, what would happen?’ The church, he said, turns away no beings – not even extraterrestrial ones.

More than a decade after Pope Francis extended his blessings to alien life, the push for White House disclosure of their existence now reaches into President Trump’s inner circle. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has said he would release everything he could on UFOs if given the power to do so, while Donald Trump Jr. has spoken openly about his own fascination with the subject.

Even more vocal is Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who’s been one of the strongest Congressional proponents of releasing UFO files and is likely aware of cases such as the alleged UAP incident in Italy. Rubio also appeared in the 2025 documentary The Age of Disclosure, which details the alleged decades-long effort to conceal the presence of non-human life on Earth.

Despite support from such close presidential confidants, NewsNation’s Coulthart says that the biggest risk for the government may not be in the disclosure that alien life exists.

Rather, it could be the potential for the public to feel betrayed by elected officials if only part of the truth is exposed, but the rest denied or redacted.

The White House might admit that some UFOs are believed to involve advanced non-human intelligence. But the administration could also refuse to address claims by sworn whistleblowers about alleged efforts to recover alien crafts and programs to analyze the technology. Such a partial reveal could be viewed by many Americans not as transparency, but as another cover-up.

The backlash could prove catastrophic.

Which is why Corbell says his advice to the White House around disclosure is simple: admit what is known, admit what remains unknown, acknowledge the existence of non-human life-forms and explain the defense concerns that drove decades of secrecy.

He and others who are pressing for full disclosure believe President Trump understands the scale of this moment and the outsized role his administration will play in shaping public reaction to confirmation of non-human life.