Trump to Declassify UFO Files

0:00It's April 30th. Welcome to Canada News Today, powered by AI. President Trump just announced his team is set to declassify a bunch of government files on unidentified flying objects. He dropped this news right in the Oval Office during an event with the four astronauts from NASA's Artemis 2 mission. Standing there with them, he promised the info would catch people's attention. He even shared that he's talked to pilots who've spotted stuff straight out of a sci-fi flick. His builds on comments he made earlier this month at a turning point USA rally in Phoenix, where he said he'd tell Defense Secretary Pete Hexeth, too, push those files out into the open. The process is already rolling, and Trump said the first batch of documents is coming very soon. It all kicked off after former President Barack Obama went on a podcast in February and hinted that extraterrestrials are out there, though he joked. They're not stashed at Area 51. Obama's words blew up online, and Trump hit back. He was calling it a leak of secrets, then jumping on true social to order the Defense

1:01Department and others to release everything on UFOs, aliens, and aerial phenomena. With all this buzz, expect those declassified papers to drop any day now, shedding light on what's really been flying around up there.