Grading Content & Exposing Bias

Topic · 3 reports

UAP

Average grade, political-lean & social sentiment for this topic unlock with a free CladFacts account.

Video: Schreckinger Details Decades of Government UFO Interest on Breaking Points

Schreckinger Details Decades of Government UFO Interest on Breaking Points

Aug 27, 2026

The Breaking Points segment interviews journalist Ben Schreckinger about his Substack piece 'Reality Shock,' a primer on 80 years of UFO/UAP history, recent congressional interest since David Grusch's 2023 testimony, and the push for disclosure legislation. It covers foreign government interest, claims of recovered craft, intersections with classified programs, the New Jersey drone flap, and growing scientific involvement including the Galileo Project at Harvard. The second half discusses specific historical memos, Jim Clapper's comments on anomalous activity near Area 51, statistical links between nuclear tests and sky phenomena, and grants to researchers like Kevin Knuth at SUNY Albany. Sourcing relies on declassified documents, named officials, peer-reviewed papers, and Schreckinger's interviews; guests treat the topic as a legitimate national security and scientific mystery rather than fringe.

Source: Breaking Points

Video: NASA UAP Independent Study Team focused on Earth science scope and data methods

NASA UAP Independent Study Team focused on Earth science scope and data methods

Jul 7, 2026

The segment discusses NASA's UAP Independent Study Team, noting that public hopes centered on direct review of UAP data including objects in orbit. The interviewee highlights that the team's focus remained on Earth-related phenomena despite terms of reference not explicitly limiting it to that. The guest confirms the emphasis was Earth-bound to the extent any data review occurred.

Source: NewsNation

Video: NewsNation segment features Royal Navy veteran's UAP account and AI warnings

NewsNation segment features Royal Navy veteran's UAP account and AI warnings

Jun 16, 2026

The Reality Check segment opens with host Ross Coulthart discussing historical examples of creative 'downloads' or inspirations attributed to figures like Kekulé, Tesla, Ramanujan and Paul McCartney, then links this to modern claims of communications from nonhuman intelligence. It features an extended interview with John Seir (pen name), a former Royal Navy sailor who describes a childhood near-death experience, a 1980s shipboard UAP sighting in the North Atlantic, a subsequent train encounter with a monk-like figure, and ongoing intuitive downloads warning about AI risks to humanity. Seir withholds ship and personal details citing security and loyalty concerns. The segment references Seir's self-published book and notes similar accounts from other viewers.

Source: NewsNation