John Podesta, Assistant to US President Barack Obama, spoke about the biggest regret for the past 2014. According to The Hill, he said he was extremely annoyed to realize that the White House refuses to disclose to the Americans documents regarding UFOs and aliens.
Podesta posted the corresponding message on his Twitter
Podesta posted the message on Friday, February 13, his last day in the Obama administration. He leaves for the campaign headquarters of Hillary Clinton, who is expected to compete for the presidency of the United States in the 2016 elections.
In the administration of Hillary's husband - Bill Clinton - Podesta, he worked in 1997-2001 as deputy chief and chief of staff of the White House. He has held the post of Obama's adviser since January 1, 2014.
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John Podesta is known for his interest in the topic of UFOs and extraterrestrial civilizations. In 2002, he, in particular, stated the importance of disclosing government data regarding possible contacts with aliens. “This needs to be done because, frankly, the American people are capable of dealing with the truth,” he said.
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In connection with his Twitter post, The Washington Post recalled a reporter asking Podesta to comment on reports that the Clinton Presidential Library in Arkansas had been inundated with requests for information on aliens and Area 51.
Podesta, through a spokesperson, replied, "The truth is out there," a phrase from the popular X-Files TV series about two FBI agents working on paranormal cases.