Lawmakers Host Whistleblowers and UFO Investigators — Press Feds to Come Clean on Disclosure

The Washington Times reported on May 29 that lawmakers hosted whistleblowers and UFO investigators on Capitol Hill to press the federal government on extraterrestrial-related disclosures. Representatives Burlison (R-MO), Luna (R-FL), Burchett (R-TN), and Moskowitz (D-FL) participated in the sessions. The meeting occurred one day after the announcement of the June 9 Capitol steps press conference, reinforcing a pattern of intensified legislative coordination on UAP transparency. Participants pressed for more substantive releases beyond the PURSUE program's rolling declassification schedule, including contextual analysis of the materials released — a demand echoed by six former officials in a DefenseScoop op-ed (May 14) who called PURSUE 'data release, not disclosure.' The sessions signal that congressional UAP advocates are escalating their institutional strategy, coordinating directly with whistleblowers and investigators to build a public accountability record. The next major institutional benchmark remains the EO 300-day full-disclosure-or-justify deadline in late Nov/Dec 2026, though the June 9 press conference represents the most immediate publicly scheduled pressure point.