Claim · G-059
David Grusch: Argues that some of the UAP material could fall under the “Restricted Data” provided for by the Atomic Energy Act, which the president cannot declassify alone, and that White House SAPs other than covert operations have no reporting obligations under the law.
David Grusch · May 5, 2026 · Judicial Watch's “On Watch” podcast with Chris Farrell (known from the Stranger than Fiction summary) (Podcast)
Opinion or hypothesis Funding, secrecy, Congress
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Sources
- Stranger than Fiction, summary of the interview on Judicial Watch's “On Watch” (May 5, 2026) (press, pro-disclosure)
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- David Grusch: Claims that the programs are controlled by a group of senior career executives, inside and outside the… Unverifiable
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