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A UAP whistleblower is making an extraordinary claim about what the U.S. government is keeping behind closed doors, saying the government is in possession of recovered craft.
“Does the government have craft that have been recovered? Yes they do,” Dylan Borland said on the “Hang Out with Sean Hannity” podcast.
Borland made the assertion in the latest episode of the show, where he joined television host Ben Hansen to discuss what whistleblowers say they know about the government’s handling of UAP and allegedly recovered craft.
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Hannity pressed Borland directly on whether he knew “for a fact” that the government possessed such craft, and whether restrictions surrounding his work would allow him to answer the question publicly.
He responded: “Yes.”
His claim comes after a group of UAP whistleblowers called on President Donald Trump to waive nondisclosure agreements they say prevent them from fully disclosing what they know to the American public.
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During the conversation, Hannity also pointed to individuals he had spoken with previously who said they had knowledge of recovered craft. He asked Borland whether he knew people who had made similar assertions.
“Probably, yes,” Borland responded.
Hannity also discussed claims from individuals who say they faced intimidation, workplace harassment and threats after coming forward with UAP-related information. Borland appeared to affirm those accounts during the interview.
Hannity has held previous podcast discussions about UAPs, including one conversation with Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., and Luis Elizondo about alleged Pentagon UAP cover-ups, exotic materials, destroyed pilot data and more.
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“Hang Out with Sean Hannity” fans can watch or listen to Hannity’s full conversation with Borland and Hansen on iHeartRadio, YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever they get their podcasts.
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