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UFO DISCLOSURE · SOURCE PROFILE
U.S. congressman pursuing UAP records, disclosure legislation and congressional oversight.
4 claim entries · source check 10 November 2026
The record so far
These entries track official actions and statements. A proposed review system, staff appointment or request for evidence is not itself proof of a recovered non-human craft.
Background in plain English
In plain English: Burlison’s role here is legislative. His office can seek records, employ advisors and propose laws. Those actions are documented separately from claims made by witnesses or staff. The reviewed July release identifies him as Missouri’s seventh-district representative. Burlison — House adoption of UAP disclosure amendment.
How to read this record
“Official text checked” verifies what the document says, not whether the underlying allegation is true. Podcast entries below are clearly marked when they rely on transcript review. This is a growing source record, not a complete archive of every appearance.
Claims at a glance
Each entry keeps a stable reference so it can be compared with other people and later statements. The date is the statement or episode date; earlier events are identified in the text.
EB01 · Appointing Grusch
2025-03-27 · Official appointment announcement checked
Burlison’s office announced Grusch as a special advisor for transparency and congressional task-force work. This establishes the appointment at that date, not proof of Grusch’s recovered-craft allegations.
Burlison — Grusch special-advisor announcement
EB02 · A House-adopted disclosure amendment
2026-07-22 · Official account of legislative stage checked
His office reported House adoption of his UAP disclosure amendment to the FY2027 defence authorisation bill. The release said it would next go to the Senate; adoption in one chamber is not final enactment.
Burlison — House adoption of UAP disclosure amendment
EB03 · A records collection and review board
2026-07-22 · Proposed legislative provisions, as described by his office
The office described a proposed National Archives collection, independent review board and coverage of relevant contractors. These are intended legal mechanisms, not findings that any particular claimed craft exists.
Burlison — House adoption of UAP disclosure amendment
EB04 · Barber’s reported staff appointment
2026-11-06 · Original reporting quoting office spokesman; not a payroll audit
PARADIGM reported that Burlison’s spokesman confirmed Jake Barber’s appointment to his UAP work. The report described him as succeeding Grusch. A staff role does not verify his retrieval account.
PARADIGM — Barber congressional staffing report
In their own words
Short extracts checked against the linked written source. Read the full exchange for context. Podcast wording is not presented as audio-verified while that check is pending.
“The government belongs to the American people,”
Burlison — House adoption of UAP disclosure amendment · 22 July 2026 · quoted statement in office release
Dated appearances and source trail
Burlison — Grusch special-advisor announcement
2025-03-27 · Original source
Original official office announcement read. Establishes the appointment then, not continuing employment indefinitely. Later Grusch account and Barber appointment are separately dated.
Burlison — House adoption of UAP disclosure amendment
2026-07-22 · Original source
Official office release read in full via direct HTTP after browser 403. House adoption and proposed effects are recorded as of the release; this is not a claim of final enactment.
PARADIGM — Barber congressional staffing report
2026-11-06 · Original source
Original report read; Ben Schreckinger attributes confirmation to Burlison spokesman Nate Lucas. This is one originating report, not multiple independent confirmations from later reposts.
Who worked with whom?
- David Grusch — announced special advisor. Appointment on 27 March 2025; later tenure must be tracked separately. Burlison — Grusch special-advisor announcement.
- Jake Barber — reported staff successor. Spokesman-confirmed appointment reported 6 November 2026. PARADIGM — Barber congressional staffing report.
- Sol Foundation — support for legislation. The organisation supports his disclosure initiative, without making it an employer or witness. Sol Foundation — current policy platform.
What remains unresolved
The reviewed material does not provide UKPX with a publicly inspectable recovered craft, biological sample, or an independently repeatable test establishing non-human manufacture. Statements about classified submissions should be followed through the actual available records; their existence alone would not settle their contents.
AARO’s March 2024 historical report states that it found no empirical evidence for government or private-company reverse-engineering of extraterrestrial technology. UKPX reviewed its introduction and executive summary (printed pp. 6–10) through an archived copy. This is a dated official assessment, not an individual finding on later statements. AARO / DoD — Historical Record Report, Volume I · Read the archived government report.
Review queue and coverage
- Follow the bill’s subsequent official stages; do not silently turn House adoption into enacted law.
- Review his original podcast interviews and hearings before adding claims from clips or headlines.
- Continue distinguishing staff testimony from Burlison’s own observations.
Review date: 10 November 2026. Initial UKPX profile. Later additions should retain the earlier wording/date, link repetitions to the same claim, and distinguish corrections, elaborations and new assertions.