Matt Gaetz reveals alleged secret alien-hybrid program

Former U.S. congressman Matt Gaetz has returned to the spotlight after revealing, in an interview with host Benny Johnson, details of an alleged highly classified U.S. Army program aimed at creating a hybrid race between humans and biological entities of unknown origin. The claims, made without independent verification, have drawn wide attention in circles that follow discussions about unidentified anomalous phenomena.

The service member’s account and the secret facilities

According to Gaetz, a senior Army noncommissioned officer personally visited his office in Crestview, Florida, to report the existence of the program. The service member allegedly claimed that the Army maintains between six and twelve facilities across U.S. territory where these experiments are being conducted. The stated objective would be to produce hybrids capable of enabling intergalactic communication.

How the humans were allegedly recruited

Based on what was reported to Gaetz, the humans involved in the experiments were supposedly obtained through abductions in armed-conflict zones and in migrant caravans. Gaetz himself acknowledged that he was unable to personally verify the existence of the facilities, citing the logistical impossibility of arranging simultaneous visits through Congress. Even so, he described the meeting as one of the most unusual accounts of his entire career.

Gaetz’s experience on the Armed Services Committee

Gaetz represented Florida’s 1st District from 2017 until his resignation in 2024, during which he served for nearly eight years on the House Armed Services Committee. In that role, he claims to have had access to classified radar data showing aircraft performing maneuvers considered impossible for any known human technology. “When you see radar from multiple craft merging into one and then splitting apart repeatedly, you understand this is not a technology that we or our adversaries possess,” he said. The former lawmaker also stated that he believes companies within the military-industrial complex, such as Lockheed Martin, may have worked on reverse-engineering these materials.

Connection to David Grusch’s testimony

Gaetz’s claims did not emerge in isolation. They add to the testimony of David Grusch, a former intelligence officer who testified before the House Oversight Committee stating that the CIA had recovered crashed craft containing remains classified as “non-human biological.” Together, the two accounts fuel a growing debate in the United States about the level of transparency the federal government maintains regarding the UAP phenomenon.

Dr. David Jacobs’ theory and the parallel with The X-Files

The content of Gaetz’s statements directly aligns with the research of Dr. David Jacobs, a historian dedicated to studying alien abductions. Over decades, Jacobs has argued that the core of this phenomenon is not scientific inquiry by the visitors but rather a systematic hybridization program aimed at integrating hybrids into human society, preparing the planet for a potential phase of social transformation.

The point of divergence, however, is significant: while Jacobs identifies extraterrestrials as the agents behind the process, the account given to Gaetz places the United States Army as an active participant in the experimentation—reversing the roles of victim and executor in a narrative that the article itself compares to the science fiction of The X-Files.

Although Gaetz has adopted a cautious stance regarding the veracity of the alleged hybridization program, the fact that a former member of the U.S. Congressional Armed Services Committee is giving voice to this type of account is, in itself, considered significant by researchers in the field. None of the claims have been confirmed by independent government sources, and the United States Army has not issued any official statement regarding the allegations.