In the latest episode of Rebelliously Curious, The Debrief’s Chrissy Newton sits down with U.S. Representative Tim Burchett from Tennessee’s 2nd district to discuss UAPs, current and future efforts by Congress to investigate the phenomena, whistleblowers, and a whole host of other issues related to those topics.
At the beginning of the interview, Burchett tells Newton about how a chance encounter with a reporter led him to become vocal about the UAP topic. Regardless of how you feel about Burchett and his politics, it’s a fun story and a strong piece of evidence in the representative’s favor to support his often-claimed desire to shed light on uncomfortable truths about the people inside the government.
Throughout the discussion, Newton repeatedly presses the congressman about fears that the UAP issue may become a partisan issue, something that seemingly happens to every topic in Congress sooner or later. Burchett consistently pushed back on this notion, telling Chrissy that he sees no signs of this issue becoming the domain of one party over another. He admits that most of his time is spent with people from his own Republican party but says he spends ample enough time with people in both parties to feel confident that the UAP issue is neither a Democrat nor a Republican one. Burchett notes with some obvious dismay that only a handful of the representatives and staffers that he interacts with even discuss the issue at all, and rather than partisanship, voters who want...
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