"There are well-intentioned people who do think that the public has a right to know. And what we don't know yet is what the decision is going to be from the White House about what the public has a right to know, full stop. Because my worry is that Stephen Miller and Donald Trump, they're sitting there and Trump's thinking, what do I do about this? I've received briefings from my senior intelligence people that, yes, there are non-human intelligences, and I'm very sure Donald Trump knows that. But he's wrestling with the idea, what do I do with the evangelical right in this country? Are they going to be upset? Is there going to be an ontological shock if I reveal this? Will the religious pastors be infuriated? And that's why I know the White House has been consulting with pastors, with religious leaders, with evangelical leaders. It's wonderful that they're doing that, and it's to be commended that we have a president that is in the position of even considering making this decision. But if the UAP community continues to allow itself to ignore what's going on behind the scenes, which is there is sniping, there is affection, there is a war beginning to develop, people are muttering national security, things saying we can't talk about national security. And the bottom line is I don't buy it. I think Donald Trump is in a unique position right now where he can say, yes, ladies and gentlemen, I, Donald Trump, the greatest president in American history, well, that's of course what he would be if he did this, is going to reveal that non-human intelligence has been engaging with this planet. And there is a moment for greatness here. Any president that told the truth to the American public has an opportunity here to make a definitive statement about something that I know to be true. And he's wrestling with that decision right now. And the problem that we have is there is this factional schism beginning to develop inside the UAP debate."