Former Congressman Matt Gaetz reveals an alleged secret human-alien hybridization program.
Former Congressman Matt Gaetz shocked the public by revealing details of a report he received from a uniformed U.S. Army officer. According to Gaetz, the officer had been briefed on a highly classified program dedicated to creating a hybrid race between humans and non-human biological entities.
The statement was made during an interview with Benny Johnson, in which Gaetz described how an Army sergeant came to his office in Crestview, Florida, to explain that the Army was operating between six and twelve different sites across the United States where these experiments were being conducted. The goal of this “forced reproduction” program was allegedly to produce hybrids capable of facilitating intergalactic communication.
Regarding the origin of the individuals, the former congressman specified that those involved were obtained through abductions in war zones and migrant caravans.
Although Gaetz clarified that he was unable to personally verify these sites due to the logistical impossibility of coordinating simultaneous congressional visits, he described the encounter as one of the strangest accounts of his career.
Despite the unusual nature of the report, what was revealed in the interview with Johnson does not emerge from an informational vacuum; on the contrary, it aligns with testimony presented before the House Oversight Committee by David Grusch, who claimed that the Central Intelligence Agency recovered crashed aircraft containing “non-human” biological remains.
In addition to endorsing these external accounts, Gaetz’s position—having represented Florida’s 1st district from 2017 until his resignation in 2024—is also based on his own technical expertise. As a member of the Armed Services Committee for nearly eight years, the former lawmaker claimed to have had access to radar data showing aircraft performing maneuvers impossible with current human technology.
“What I observed was classified information, but my reaction to that observation is that when you see multiple ship-based radars merging into one and then separating repeatedly, you understand that it is not a technology that we or our adversaries possess,” he noted.
The former congressman also expressed his belief that the military-industrial complex, including companies such as Lockheed Martin, has been working on reverse-engineering these materials.
The connection with Dr. David Jacobs’ research
Gaetz’s statements are directly related to the theories of David Jacobs, a historian and specialist in the abduction phenomenon. For decades, this professor has argued that the core of this aspect of the UFO phenomenon lies not in scientific study conducted by visitors, but rather in a systematic hybridization program.
In his work, Jacobs posits that the ultimate goal of these entities is the integration of hybrids into human society as part of a future phase of “change” in the social structure of our planet.
However, the former congressman’s account introduces a twist reminiscent of The X-Files: while Jacobs suggests that aliens are directing the process, the report delivered to Gaetz describes “captured” entities being subjugated by the U.S. military. This version portrays the human factor not as a passive victim, but as the executor of a shadowy biological engineering project aimed at achieving intergalactic communication capabilities through clandestine experimentation.
Although Gaetz maintains a cautious stance regarding the veracity of these reproduction programs, his acknowledgment that the government possesses technology and biological remains of unknown origin establishes a bridge between official secrecy and independent research.
This indirect validation suggests that the more complex narratives of ufology—and even science fiction series like The X-Files—may, after all, have a real material basis.