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This episode contains serious spoilers. Please decide for yourself whether to listen.
In June 2026, the director who best understands aliens in the world released a new film, "Disclosure Day." His name is Steven Spielberg. He has directed films like "E.T.," "Close Encounters," and "War of the Worlds." For 50 years, his alien films have featured friendly aliens, hostile aliens, aliens who visit you, and aliens who want to kill you. But this time, he has done something he has never done in his entire filmmaking career.
He said, you know, this film is not science fiction. His exact words were, "This is science speculation, not science fiction." Science speculation, not science fiction. Then, he smiled and told reporters, "Isn't it going to be wonderful when people realize that we are seeing this movie, and everything in it is true?" Everything in it is true.
Someone wrote a script that took 50 years to write, and now he says, you know, this script is not fiction. What kind of film has he made? Let's start with the story.
The following content contains spoilers.
"Disclosure Day" is scheduled to be released in the United States on June 12, 2026. It is directed by Steven Spielberg and written by David Koepp. You may not know David Koepp, but he wrote the screenplays for "Jurassic Park" and "War of the Worlds." This means it's not his first collaboration with Steven Spielberg. The score is by John Williams, who is 94 years old and is collaborating with Steven Spielberg for the 30th time. The cast includes Emily Blunt, Josh O'Connor, Colin Firth, and Colman Domingo.
**Story**
In this world, there is a secret organization called Wardex Corporation. They have been covering up the truth about aliens since the Roswell incident in 1947. Daniel, played by Josh O'Connor, is a cybersecurity expert at Wardex. He steals a video file that proves the existence of extraterrestrial life. Margaret, played by Emily Blunt, is a weather anchor in Kansas City. During a live broadcast one day, she suddenly emits an alien language clicking sound.
Why do these two individuals have these abilities? Because they were both abducted by aliens as children. The aliens gave Margaret telepathy and the ability to understand all languages. They gave Daniel the ability to understand all mathematical languages. Noah Scanlon, played by Colin Firth, is the villain leading Wardex in their pursuit of them.
There is a very important character, Hugo Wakefield, played by Colman Domingo. He is the leader of a whistleblower organization. The inspiration for this character is the real-life John Mack, a Harvard professor of psychiatry and a Pulitzer Prize winner. He dedicated his life to studying alien abduction experiences.
There is a scene in the film where 12 Vordex employees are absent from work on the same day. It's like the 12 apostles. Speaking of religion, this film features many nuns, crosses, and crises of faith. One character asks, "Why would God create such a vast universe only to save it for us?"
And most interestingly, the only character who mentions Jesus Christ in the entire film is the villain. The good guys never mention him. Some Catholic critics have called this film "Diabolical Propaganda." Other film critics say the religious elements are actually the most profound part of the entire film.
The ending is like this: Margaret walks into the broadcast studio, facing the world's cameras. Hugo brings in a real alien. The alien walks up to Daniel and speaks to him. Daniel relays the alien's words to Margaret. Margaret faces the camera and says the last word: "Listen." Not "Fight." Not "Run." But "Listen." But listen to what? Listen to the government, listen to what Spielberg, a director who has been making alien films for 60 years, has to say? Or listen to the aliens themselves? This question is the core of the entire film, and it's what we'll be dissecting in this episode.
Spielberg uses the entire film to convey one thing: aliens exist, and the government has been covering it up. And the aliens' evolutionary advantage is not weapons, but empathy. You can consider every element of this film to be fictional. But to understand why this film is so special, you need to know the story of the person who made it.
Spielberg's relationship with aliens began when he was five or six years old. In a CBS interview, he said that when he was living in New York as a child, one night his father woke him up in the middle of the night and drove him to a park to watch the Perseid meteor shower. Those streaks of light, he said, were one of the most extraordinary things he had ever seen.
In 1964, at the age of 17, he made his first feature film, "Fly Light." "Fly Light," a 135-minute film, is about aliens abducting humans. His mother helped him type the script. He started making alien films at 17.
In 1977, "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" changed the attitude towards aliens. They were no longer a threat but objects of curiosity, and humans actively sought contact with them. One character in this film was based on Jack Vallee, one of the world's most famous UFO researchers. Vallee himself made a cameo appearance in the film.
In 1982, "E.T." evolved further. Aliens were not just objects of curiosity; they were your friends. This film held the record for the highest-grossing film for over a decade.
In 2005, "War of the Worlds" brought back fear. But this time, it wasn't because aliens themselves were terrifying, but because the world itself was filled with fear after 9/11.
And then, in 2026, "Disclosure Day." You see this trajectory: aliens are a threat, aliens are friends. In the end, the bad guys are not aliens, but our own government. One person has been writing the same script for 60 years. Each time he rewrites it, the bad guy is different. In the latest version, the bad guys are not aliens, but our own government. He doesn't rely on fantasy. He himself said that a New York Times report in 2017 about TikTok videos was the catalyst for this film. In the summer of 2023, he wrote 50-60 pages on his iPad using the Notes app. Filming began in early 2024.
At this point, you might say, he's a director, he can make whatever he likes. Let's see what the US government announced on the same day his film was released. What you're hearing now is something other YouTubers don't have, because we've read the documents one by one.
If you've watched our previous episodes, you already know that under the Trump administration's directive, the Pulsu declassification system released UAP declassified documents from the US military. Release 01 was on May 8th, Release 02 on May 22nd, and Release 03 on June 12, 2026. In total, over 60 documents from the CIA, FBI, DAO, NASA, and ICA. What is the biggest difference between Release 03 and the previous two batches? Releases 01 and 02 were mainly historical archives and statistical reports. But Release 03 is the first to publicly release complete first-person accounts from eyewitnesses. Not summaries, but their original writings. Also, Release 03 is the first to publicly release AAR's exclusionary analysis, meaning they ruled out hypotheses one by one and finally admitted they couldn't explain it. Furthermore, Release 03 contains sighting reports from 2026, not old files from decades ago. Let's start with the most important case.
This case is called "Op's Launching Ops." In October 2023, near a sensitive national security facility in the western United States, six federal law enforcement special agents, divided into three teams of two, witnessed unidentified flying objects for two consecutive days. You need to know one thing: the mission of these six individuals was to monitor drones. This means they are professionals who know how to distinguish aircraft.
Here are their original words from the government documents: The first witness described seeing "a large glowing ball, a circle of light that looked like a swirly pattern of bright lava." Then he saw a vehicle, or at least he thought it was a vehicle. He wrote, "the object did not bounce or move with the terrain, seemed to hover, did not kick up any dust." This means it didn't vibrate with the terrain, seemed to hover, and didn't kick up dust. Then he wrote something chilling: "I could see a star through the object." It was semi-transparent, allowing him to see a star through it. He also mentioned "Thick spider web looking material floating" nearby.
But the most detailed account comes from the second witness. He wrote about three independent events. In the first event, he saw an orange mother sphere that launched three to four red sub-spheres. The sub-spheres "accelerated instantly and maneuvered with perfect smooth coordination into a horizontal formation." This repeated five times within 30 minutes. His own analysis was: "A mix of mechanical deployment and biological division." It was too smooth to be mechanical, but too structured to be biological. Then he used a word: "Portal." His exact words were, "Not dissimilar to the opening and closing of a portal through which objects travel." It was like opening and closing a door through which objects travel.
The second event is even more bizarre. The object disguised itself as a vehicle, with headlights, but it didn't behave like a car. It hovered, and no dust was kicked up. They drove at 80 miles per hour, but couldn't catch up. He wrote, "The object seemed to be playing with us." Finally, the object turned into a group of orange-purple lights, shaped like a semi-trailer truck. His assessment: "Technology is extremely advanced, behavior defies physics."
The third event: the object pretended to be headlights sitting in the middle of the road. They pursued it at 80 miles per hour for 10 to 15 miles but couldn't catch up. The object suddenly turned into orange light points and disappeared. His conclusion: "It felt like it was luring us, and it had the ability to disappear instantly."
The fourth witness observed with night vision goggles and saw more lights invisible to the naked eye. Nine light points arranged in a horizontal line, stationary for 30 seconds. Then the smaller light points gathered below into a triangle, diamond, and hexagon. A solid object, slightly darker than the sky, was about 400 meters away. He wrote, "It seemed to be using the terrain to hide itself."
What about the AAR? The AAR is the US Department of Defense's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office. They ruled out hypotheses one by one, such as military aircraft. They ruled out that the high altitude wouldn't present an orange sphere. Drones are unlikely. Red spheres staying for hours exceed any known drone battery life. Flares are a possibility, but 40% of observations had no aircraft within radar range. Foreign intelligence activity is highly unlikely, as the movements differed too much from known adversarial systems. Weather phenomena are unlikely, as weather conditions don't match ball lightning or sprite lightning. Finally, AARO itself wrote that unrecognized technology might be involved in 40% of the phenomena. This report was personally signed by AARO Director John T. Kozlowski. AARO assessed that the specific phenomena described by the witnesses require further investigation.
In addition to this core case, Release 03 contains several other important documents. In February 2022, at Fort Carson Military Base in Colorado Springs, five US soldiers witnessed a white, kite-shaped object above Cheyenne Mountain, directly above the US nuclear command center. The object had polygonal textures, was completely stationary, and after 3 to 5 minutes, it suddenly disappeared. The five individuals drew their own diagrams, and their descriptions were completely consistent. The ICA analysis suggested it might be sunlight reflection, but they themselves wrote their confidence level. The five soldiers said the object had textures and boundaries, which is inconsistent with sunlight reflection. AARO contacted them in 2024 but never conducted a formal interview. This in itself is a problem.
There is another document from February 2026, just a few months from now. A couple in the northeastern United States saw a red sphere in their backyard. It was about one meter in diameter, with a white plasma sun inside, about the size of a basketball. They described the red color as "The red color was brilliant and beautiful," and they had never seen such a red before. The two spheres merged into one and flew away completely silently. This report has a video attachment, which is rare visual evidence in Release 03.
There is also a CIA document from 1955, originally classified as Secret, declassified in 2026. During the Cold War, an American was on a train in Azerbaijan passing by a Soviet airport. He saw a triangular aircraft being illuminated by searchlights and ascending rapidly in 3-7 quick spiral bursts at a 45-degree angle. The Soviet secret police, the MVD, immediately ordered the curtains to be drawn, not wanting foreigners to see it. This means it wasn't just the US; the Soviet Union also had records of unidentified flying objects in 1955.
Release 03 also contains US military saucer research from 1948-1949. The Army and Navy conducted separate studies. This means the US military has been officially researching UFOs since 1948, 78 years ago.
There are also several NASA videos in Release 03. One is a press conference with a Mercury program astronaut from the 1960s. When asked if he believed in UFOs, he said that many "exceptionally well-qualified people" had seen unexplainable objects. He said there are thousands of potentially life-bearing planets in the universe and he wouldn't rule out the possibility of extraterrestrial life. This is not a YouTube clip, not a conspiracy theory website; these are official NASA documents released by the US government through the Pulsu system.
There is also a video from the scientific briefing after the Apollo 16 mission. Astronaut Ken Mattingly said that while in lunar orbit, he saw an unexplainable white flash on the lunar surface, brighter than the brightest star, a fleeting flash. The scientists at the time said this might be "The First Report of a Transient Event Seen from Orbit," the first report of a transient event observed from orbit. This means even NASA astronauts have seen things they couldn't explain. And these videos have now been officially declassified.
Now, let me show you a comparison. This is what's shown in the movie. This is what's written in government documents.
In the movie, aliens appear in the form of luminous spheres. Release 03: Luminous Orange Orbs. The alignment is high.
In the movie, aliens can be invisible and semi-transparent. Release 03: The witness said he could see a star through the object. The alignment is high.
In the movie, aliens disguise themselves and appear in animal forms. Release 03: The object disguised itself as a vehicle, disguised as a truck. The alignment is high.
In the movie, alien technology is completely silent. Release 03: All witnesses wrote "Silent, No Acoustics." The alignment is complete.
In the movie, aliens demonstrate intelligence and interact with humans. Release 03: The witness said, "The object appears to toy with us, drawing us in." The alignment is high.
In the movie, Wardex has been covering up the truth since 1947. Release 03: "Army Saucer Research" in 1948. The government has been researching for 78 years. The timeline is consistent.
We are not saying that these documents prove the movie is true. We are just saying that this is what is written in the documents, and this is what is shown in the movie. You might think it's just a coincidence, because Spielberg himself has done a lot of research. But if he was just doing research, why would his research be so consistent with classified documents? These are not YouTube conspiracy theories; these are the US government's own documents, reports written by their own agents, their own analysis, with 40% unexplained. And the things described in these documents are surprisingly similar to what is shown in the movie playing in theaters.
But the strangest thing is not what is written in the documents, but the date these documents were released. Release 03 was released on June 12, 2026. "Disclosure Day" release date is June 12, 2026. On the same day, over 60 government declassified documents were released. A film about aliens and a film about aliens are released on the same day. We have already compared the things described in the documents: luminous spheres, silence, disguise, semi-transparency. They are surprisingly similar to what is shown in the movie. And these documents and the movie happen to be released on the same day.
There's one more thing you should know. The organization that covers up the truth about aliens in the movie is called Wardex Corporation. The department responsible for releasing declassified documents in reality is the Department of War. Wardex, War Department. You figure it out.
There is also a person named Dan Farah. In 2025, he made a documentary called "Age of Disclosure," featuring testimony from Jay Stratton, former head of the Pentagon's UAP Task Force. His exact words were, "I have seen with my own eyes non-human craft and non-human beings." And Dan Farah's colleague is the producer of "Ready Player One." Who directed "Ready Player One"? Steven Spielberg. The person who made the documentary and the person who made the science fiction film are in the same circle. Two scripts, two authors, the same producer. Even the props inside are the same.
If you think this episode is insightful, please subscribe to News 2. We read documents one by one in every episode. At this point, you have only two choices: it's all a coincidence, or someone has written a script. We already have three verifiable facts: the film itself, Spielberg's career, and the government declassified documents. Now we enter the realm of inference.
The first question: Did the government provide him with the information? Spielberg himself half-jokingly said, "I don't have any insider knowledge, but I'm available." Dan Farah is his collaborator and is deeply involved in the UAP disclosure movement. You need to know that the Pentagon has an official Entertainment Liaison Office. If Hollywood wants to use military equipment, the government needs to review the script. This is not a conspiracy theory; it's public policy. The Obama White House publicly admitted to collaborating with TV writers to embed information about Obamacare into TV dramas. Walt Disney once went to work and found his studio occupied by the government. Government collaboration with Hollywood is a documented public record.
Second, does this film align with the Pulsu declassification timeline? Release 03 and the movie are on the same day, June 12th. David Koepp said, "The sense of congruent timing was overwhelming." Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna and Congressman Bereson have both retweeted Spielberg's news. The political sphere is paying close attention. If the government wants the public to slowly accept the existence of aliens, using a film by the world's highest-grossing director for "soft disclosure" and a gradual release of information is the most logical strategy.
Third, does it align with the roadmap to acknowledge aliens by the end of the year? The Persu system is designed for phased release, from low sensitivity to high sensitivity. Release 01 in May, Release 02 in May, Release 03 in June. If there is a bigger announcement by the end of the year, this film will serve as a foundation. Using popular culture to help the public digest the shock is a concept called "Predictive Programming." Using movies to prepare you. In 1960, NASA commissioned the Brookings Institute to write a white paper suggesting that if extraterrestrial life were discovered, cultural means might be needed to help the public adapt. This report is a real, verifiable government document.
You don't need to believe in conspiracy theories. You just need to ask one question: If you were the government and wanted the public to slowly accept the truth of alien existence, who would you ask to make a movie for you?
How do people online see this? After this movie was released, the online reaction was very polarized. On X and Reddit, people in the Disclosure Day and UAP communities said, "The timing is too perfect to be coincidence." Congresswoman Anna-Polina Luna retweeted Spielberg's news, writing, "Things are about to get interesting." However, there are equally strong voices of doubt. Screenwriter David Koepp himself said, "I was never contacted by any government member about this." Some pointed out that if Spielberg truly had insider information, his previous alien films, which depicted friendly and hostile aliens, should have been more specific. Spielberg himself is contradictory, saying on one hand, "I don't have any insider knowledge," and on the other hand, "Everything in it is true." Some film critics said the movie "feels like a relic from a bygone era," just an ordinary chase film. Richard Dolan, who wrote a book called "AD," which deals with the world after alien disclosure, expressed disappointment, saying it was "Too busy being a chase film when it should be a reckoning."
From a commercial perspective, Spielberg is the highest-grossing director in the world, with over $10.7 billion. James Cameron's Avatar series is close behind him, and he needs big blockbusters. The UAP craze itself is the best publicity. People online are divided into two camps, but neither side can explain everything. But regardless of whether Spielberg is working for the government, there is a bigger question, a very big question, but we can start with the evidence.
**First level: The government's own words.** In 2023, David Grusch testified before the US Congress. He is a former intelligence officer. He said the government possesses non-human craft and non-human biological remains. Jay Stratton, former head of the Pentagon's UAP Task Force, said in Dan Farah's documentary that he personally saw non-human craft and non-human beings. AARO's own report admits that 40% of phenomena are "Unrecognized Technology." This is not what YouTubers are saying; these are government officials speaking under oath.
**Second level: Release 03 documents.** These are the documents we just read one by one, from the Army's saucer research in 1948 to the CIA's report on a Soviet triangular aircraft in 1955, to "Obs Launching Ops" in 2023, and the red sphere sighting in 2026. These are 78 years of documents, all leading to the same conclusion: we cannot explain them.
**Third level: Scientists' voices.** Gary Nolan, a professor of pathology at Stanford University, has studied a batch of anomalous metal samples. He found that the "Isotope Ratios" are different from any known substance on Earth. Jack Vallee, the real-life inspiration for the character in "Close Encounters," has spent his life researching UAP.
**Fourth level: Spielberg himself.** "I absolutely think they have been here and are still here. Maybe they've always been here." He's not saying this casually. He has used his 60-year creative career to express this belief. And the aliens in his latest film have an evolutionary advantage that is not weapons, but empathy.
We are not saying that aliens definitely exist. We are only saying that the above is public evidence. Make your own judgment. But there is one interesting point: the Fermi Paradox. The universe is so vast. If only we exist, that would be a true miracle. 78 years of government documents, congressional testimonies, Stanford professor's research, the story that Hollywood's greatest director has been telling his entire life. If all of this is just a coincidence, then this coincidence itself is a phenomenon worth studying.
What can we be sure of in the end? What we can be sure of in this episode is that every core element in "Disclosure Day" – government cover-up, whistleblowers, luminous spheres – has a real-world counterpart. Spielberg, who has spent 60 years making alien-themed films, now says himself that this is not science fiction, but science speculation. "Release 03" and the movie's release date are the same: June 12th. AARO itself admits in the "Release 03" documents that 40% of phenomena cannot be explained. The cooperation between the Pentagon and Hollywood is a documented public policy. Dan Farah and Spielberg are partners and are deeply involved in the UAP disclosure movement.
What we are not sure of is whether Spielberg is an insider or a brilliant storyteller. Is this film a commercial calculation, a creative coincidence, or part of a government disclosure plan? Is the overlap on June 12th meticulously calculated or accidental? Do aliens exist or not?
There are two scripts: one is shown in theaters, and the other is in the Pulsu declassification. They tell the same story, and the props that appear in them are the same: luminous spheres. Which one is true? We'll leave that for you to judge.
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