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Phil McGraw

Phil McGraw is an American television personality and psychologist who has produced televised commentary reviewing declassified US government files on unidentified anomalous phenomena, and who serves on the Presidential Commission for Religious Liberty.

Presidential Commission for Religious Liberty · Television host and psychologist

Phil McGraw is an American television personality and psychologist, known for hosting a long-running daytime talk programme; he has hosted the show for 25 years.1 He has practised as a psychologist for close to 50 years2 and has held a pilot’s licence since he was 16.3 Earlier in his career he worked extensively in litigation as a trial scientist,4 during which he observed that litigation clients would sometimes hide a key document in plain sight by burying it among thousands of others so it was lost in the volume.5 He serves on the Presidential Commission for Religious Liberty,6 a body that involves the US Department of Justice.7 In 2026 McGraw produced televised commentary on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), reviewing declassified government files and interviewing figures including whistleblower David Charles Grusch.

Credible witnesses, including military pilots, commercial pilots and people with trained instrumentation, made observations of Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) sightings that were being suppressed.8 Such witnesses were sometimes threatened with prison time,9 substantial fines,10 or prosecution under the Espionage Act.11 Documents still due for release contain gun camera footage12 and radar tracks13 relevant to these sightings. McGraw has likened this pattern of suppression to a psychological operation of the kind used in past war efforts, in which the media apparatus was said to have been co-opted to fabricate atrocities and build public support.14 He considers there to be a fragmentation of UFO-related information within the US government,15 and has said that some of those controlling it treat the President of the United States as though he were a temporary employee not given full candour.16 McGraw recounted that in 1947, Lieutenant General Nathan Twining told the US Army Air Forces that the phenomenon under investigation was “something real and not visionary or fictitious”.17 The US Air Force denied for decades that this assessment even existed.18 In 1949 a classified conference was convened at Los Alamos, New Mexico, to address a wave of unexplained sightings over America’s nuclear weapon sites.19 More recently, there have been sightings of anomalous phenomena over the Pantex Plant nuclear site in Amarillo, Texas,20 and five cities with nuclear concentrations have had a high incidence of verified UFO sightings over nuclear installations.21 In 1953, the CIA’s Robertson Panel recommended a public education campaign built on publicising already-debunked cases while saying nothing about unexplained ones.22 A later directive, JNAP 146E, extended flight restrictions to retired pilots after they were found to fall outside the jurisdiction of an earlier directive, JNAP 146,23 and imposed the Espionage Act on the pilots it covered.24

Donald Trump signed an executive order to declassify and disclose UFO-related information to the public,25 which McGraw said followed Trump’s decision that it was time for transparency on disclosure.26 A fourth tranche of UFO files was subsequently released,27 which McGraw reviewed before it became public.28 He concluded from that review that there has been a massive cover-up,29 and that there is no question unexplained phenomena are occurring in Earth’s atmosphere.30 By the time a fifth tranche had been released, five tranches of UAP material were in the public domain in total.31 McGraw considers the released videos, radar tracks and infrared material to be heavily degraded versions of what exists, noting that gun camera video is normally crystal clear when it is meant to be.32 He believes Trump intends genuine transparency and that the degraded state of the releases does not originate with him, but that material becomes garbled once it enters the bureaucratic apparatus,33 and that the redactions and cherry-picking evident in the disclosures so far indicate an ongoing tug-of-war over the full truth of what the government knows.34

Central to McGraw’s reasoning is the scale of interstellar distance. The speed of light is approximately 300,000 kilometres per second,35 and travelling to the Andromeda Galaxy (M31) at that speed would take approximately two and a half million years.36 McGraw has noted a time dilation theory under which a traveller could reach Andromeda in around two and a half decades of subjective travel time while roughly two and a half million years passed on Earth,37 and concludes that a non-human entity that had travelled from outside the galaxy would need to be technologically superior to humanity given the travel time involved.38 He has put the speed of Voyager 2 at approximately 29,000 kilometres per hour.39 McGraw has said that no conventional runway-takeoff fighter aircraft comes close to that speed, and that humans cannot travel at the speed of light,40 reasoning that any visitors must therefore be hugely more advanced technologically.41 Drawing on his own experience flying with the Blue Angels, during which he experienced forces of approximately 7.49 G,42 he has set this against reports that some UAP have been recorded on radar moving at approximately 64,000 kilometres per hour while executing a 90-degree turn,43 and against estimates that some UAP manoeuvres would generate between 10,000 and one million G depending on configuration,44 compared with a rocket sled record of approximately 25 G sustained for about half a second.45 McGraw considers that a human being would liquefy internally under such forces,46 and that current human metallurgy could not withstand the manoeuvres attributed to some UAP47 — a line of reasoning he applies in support of the extraterrestrial hypothesis.

As a psychologist, McGraw has argued that disclosure of craft not of this earth and of intelligent non-human life forms would have a significant impact on part of the population and could cause some people a serious psychological reaction,48 and that the American Psychological Association (APA), the American Psychiatric Association and medical associations need to plan in advance for that impact.49 American teenagers and pre-teens are already experiencing the highest levels of anxiety, depression and loneliness since records began.50 McGraw argues that planning is needed in case five to ten per cent of the population has an adverse reaction to disclosure,51 that elderly people need protection from scams such as being urged to sell everything to pay for a bunker to survive an alien invasion,52 and that the evangelical community could face difficulties with its belief systems if human exceptionalism does not hold true.53 He considers that the US government’s method of operation has been to hide UAP information from the country going back as far as 1947,54 and has said that while publicly telling Americans there was nothing to UAP, the government was simultaneously spending large sums investigating the phenomenon and keeping that secret.55 McGraw has described himself as furious that the government has been lying to the public for 79 years about UAP.56 On Project MKUltra (MKUltra), he considers there to be no question that drugs were used with the aim of enhanced interrogation and no question that human rights were violated,57 and that there is a definite desire to keep the programme’s details from coming out because they are unflattering to the government.58

McGraw has taken a particular interest in the case of Grusch, a former intelligence officer who has testified to Congress about UAP. He has said there was a focused effort to assassinate Grusch’s character, using Grusch’s position on the autism spectrum to discredit him,59 and considers the attempts to discredit Grusch part of a psychological operation.60 McGraw maintains that although Grusch’s character has been attacked, he has not been proven wrong,61 and considers that Grusch has shown courage in bringing hidden matters to light.62 He has noted that Grusch has been open about his post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) from Afghanistan.63 According to Grusch, his wife wrote in McGraw and Oprah Winfrey as write-in candidates for president and vice president in 2008.64 Grusch has also said he believes he could take McGraw, if cleared by the president, to facilities in the western United States where a craft and a cadaver could be seen.65 McGraw has discussed the UAP subject directly with Trump, Stephen Miller, Tim Burchett and Anna Paulina Luna,66 and believes there are people from Trump down who genuinely want transparency but that the effort gets garbled as it moves downstream.67 He has also suggested that some of the observed phenomena, if reverse engineered, could relate to the concealment of non-human intelligences engaging with the planet, driven by money and power.68 McGraw has said he maintains independence in his coverage, stating that those granting him access do not script him but trust him to be authentic, transparent and candid with the American people.69 According to journalist Ross Coulthart, searches for UAP rose by approximately 400% after McGraw began discussing the subject.70

  1. McGraw has hosted his television programme for 25 years
    “I've been on the air here 25 years talking about things that matter to people who care.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:04:29.1-00:04:35.2
  2. McGraw has practised as a psychologist for close to 50 years
    “I've been doing this for close to 50 years.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:23:56.8-00:23:58.8
  3. McGraw has been a pilot since he was 16
    “i've been a pilot since i was 16”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:20:30.1-00:20:31.6
  4. McGraw spent considerable time in litigation as a trial scientist
    “I spent a lot of time in the litigation arena working as a trial scientist.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:28:51.4-00:28:55.3
  5. He observed litigation clients hide a key document by burying it among thousands of others
    “And I saw clients oftentimes, if you want to hide something, do it in plain sight. Cover them up with a sea of minutiae. and drop that key document in the middle of thousands of others of documents and hope that it gets lost in the confetti of documentation.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:28:56.8-00:29:16.1
  6. McGraw serves on the Presidential Commission for Religious Liberty
    “I serve on the Presidential Commission for Religious Liberty, and that involves the Department of Justice and other departments that have to do with constitutional rights.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:04:06.6-00:04:19.8
  7. The Commission involves the US Department of Justice
    “I serve on the Presidential Commission for Religious Liberty, and that involves the Department of Justice and other departments that have to do with constitutional rights.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:04:06.6-00:04:19.8
  8. Credible witnesses, including pilots and people with instrumentation, made UFO observations that were suppressed
    “We had credible people, military pilots, commercial pilots, people with trained instrumentation that were making observations that were being suppressed.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:05:43.1-00:05:55.6
  9. Witnesses were sometimes threatened with prison time
    “In fact, they were being threatened with prison time, with substantial fines, even with the Espionage Act.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:05:56.7-00:06:06.7
  10. Witnesses were sometimes threatened with substantial fines
    “In fact, they were being threatened with prison time, with substantial fines, even with the Espionage Act.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:05:56.7-00:06:06.7
  11. Witnesses were sometimes threatened with prosecution under the Espionage Act
    “In fact, they were being threatened with prison time, with substantial fines, even with the Espionage Act.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:05:56.7-00:06:06.7
  12. Documents due for release contain gun camera footage
    “they certainly know that all of that is contained in the documents that are going to be released and the gun cameras, the radar tracks that are going to be released.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:06:08.1-00:06:22.7
  13. Documents due for release contain radar tracks
    “they certainly know that all of that is contained in the documents that are going to be released and the gun cameras, the radar tracks that are going to be released.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:06:08.1-00:06:22.7
  14. McGraw likened the suppression to a psyop used in past war efforts to fabricate atrocities
    “It's like a psyop that we've seen previously in war efforts when the entire media machine was co-opted into convincing people to get behind the war effort by mimicking war atrocities that were completely made up just to get people behind the war effort, that the same thing was going on concerning UAPs and UFOs.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:06:33.3-00:06:58.2
  15. McGraw considers there to be a fragmentation of UFO information within government
    “there's something that's going on here that there's a fragmentation of this information within the United States government.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:07:37.3-00:07:46.1
  16. McGraw considers some officials treat the President as a temporary employee not given full candour
    “I think some of the people that are in control of this information kind of treat the president of the United States as though he's a temp employee... I'm not sure how candid some of the people in control of this information are with the boss, with the president of the United States”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:07:47.2-00:08:07.8
  17. McGraw recounted Twining's 1947 statement to the Army Air Forces
    “In 1947, Lieutenant General Nathan Twining told the Army Air Forces the phenomenon was, quote, something real and not visionary or fictitious was going on.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:12:45.2-00:12:58.5
  18. The Air Force denied for decades that Twining's assessment existed
    “Well, the Air Force denied for decades that any such assessment even existed.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:12:58.6-00:13:05.8
  19. In 1949 a classified conference addressed sightings over nuclear weapon sites
    “Then in 1949, a classified conference was convened at Los Alamos, home of the Manhattan Project, to address a wave of unexplained sightings over America's nuclear weapon sites.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:13:17.9-00:13:30.7
  20. Sightings over the Pantex Plant nuclear site in recent years
    “This has continued as recently as just the last few years we've had sightings over Pantex up in Amarillo, a nuclear site.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:13:33.6-00:13:46.0
  21. Five nuclear-concentration cities with high incidence of verified sightings
    “We've got five cities with nuclear concentrations and they've had a high incidence of verified sightings over our nuclear installations.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:13:47.2-00:13:55.8
  22. The 1953 Robertson Panel recommended publicising debunked cases while ignoring unexplained ones
    “So 1953, the CIA's Robertson panel of scientists convened and recommended a public education campaign built on one strategy, publicize the cases that have already been debunked and say nothing about the ones that haven't.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:14:01.2-00:14:17.4
  23. JNAP 146E extended restrictions to retired pilots
    “So they quickly did JNAP 146E, which did two things. It covered the retired and it imposed the Espionage Act, which upped all of the stakes across the board.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:14:52.6-00:15:07.2
  24. JNAP 146E imposed the Espionage Act on the pilots it covered
    “So they quickly did JNAP 146E, which did two things. It covered the retired and it imposed the Espionage Act, which upped all of the stakes across the board.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:14:52.6-00:15:07.2
  25. Trump signed an executive order to declassify and disclose UFO information
    “his executive order about this was very clear to declassify this information and disclose it to the American public.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:09:15.4-00:09:23.3
  26. McGraw said Trump decided it was time for transparency
    “I think he has decided it's time for transparency.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:08:57.9-00:09:01.6
  27. A fourth tranche of UFO files was released
    “We've got the fourth tranche of information out there right now.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:11:00.3-00:11:04.6
  28. McGraw reviewed the fourth tranche before it became public
    “certainly in the one that we had the opportunity to dig into before it became public”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:11:12.4-00:11:16.7
  29. McGraw concluded there has been a massive cover-up
    “Number one, there has been a massive cover-up.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:11:19.2-00:11:21.0
  30. McGraw concluded there is no question unexplained phenomena occur in Earth's atmosphere
    “there's no question there are unexplained phenomenon happening in our atmosphere here.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:11:23.6-00:11:31.7
  31. Five tranches of UAP material have been released in total
    “as I see these five tranches of release and I see these grainy videos”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:29:19.2-00:29:24.4
  32. McGraw considers released material heavily degraded compared to normal gun camera clarity
    “I've seen gun camera video. It is crystal clear if you want it to be crystal clear. And radar tracks and infrared, we're getting very degraded versions of what is available.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:29:25.5-00:29:39.1
  33. McGraw believes degraded releases become garbled inside the bureaucracy, not from Trump
    “So I'm concerned about the intention. I don't think it's coming from President Trump. I think he intends for there to be transparency here, but I think when it gets into the bureaucratic apparatus, it's getting garbled.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:29:40.3-00:29:56.3
  34. McGraw believes redactions and cherry-picking indicate an ongoing tug-of-war
    “I believe that the redactions and the cherry picking of what's being put out right now, I think it's still a tug of war to get to the absolute truth of what they know.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:15:43.8-00:15:55.5
  35. The speed of light is approximately 300,000 kilometres per second
    “And that's 186,282 miles an hour.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:19:14.9-00:19:18.1
  36. Travel to Andromeda at light speed would take about two and a half million years
    “to travel to the nearest galaxy, Andromeda, it would take two and a half million years traveling at the speed of light.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:19:08.0-00:19:14.2
  37. Time dilation theory: subjective decades of travel vs millions of Earth years
    “I know there's the time dilation theory where there's a theory under which you could actually get there and two and a half decades or whatever but two and a half million years would have passed on earth if you did so”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:19:25.8-00:19:40.6
  38. McGraw concludes a visiting entity must be technologically superior given travel time
    “It that suggests that if someone has traveled here from outside our galaxy, you have to conclude that they're technologically superior to us or they packed a hell of a lunch because it takes a long time to get here. And that's technology we don't have. So that means they are technologically superior.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:19:47.0-00:20:12.0
  39. McGraw put Voyager's speed at approximately 29,000 kilometres per hour
    “I think Voyager is, what, 10% of that? 18,000 miles an hour, something like that?”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:39:58.1-00:40:04.6
  40. No fighter aircraft approaches Voyager's speed; humans cannot travel at light speed
    “And that's a spacecraft, so we certainly don't have any of our runway takeoff aircraft fighters that get even close to that. So we can't travel at the speed of light.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:40:05.8-00:40:21.0
  41. McGraw reasons visitors must be hugely more advanced technologically
    “So by the process of this deductive reasoning, they would have to be hugely advanced technologically over what we have.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:40:24.4-00:40:37.6
  42. McGraw flew with the Blue Angels and experienced approximately 7.49 G
    “I've flown with the Blue Angels and we were pulling like 7.49 Gs at times.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:22:06.4-00:22:13.2
  43. Some UAP recorded on radar at approximately 64,000 km/h executing a 90-degree turn
    “We have things that within context appear to be moving close to 40,000 miles an hour and making a right turn. I mean a 90 degree right turn.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:21:49.7-00:22:04.4
  44. G-force estimates for some UAP range between 10,000 and one million G
    “the estimates are, depending on how things were configured, that the G-forces would be somewhere between 10,000 and a million.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:22:25.2-00:22:32.8
  45. Highest G-force tracked on a rocket sled was approximately 25 G for half a second
    “I think the most that's ever been tracked was on a sled at around 25 G's for a half of a second or something.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:22:37.7-00:22:48.0
  46. McGraw considers a human would liquefy internally under such G-forces
    “I think you get anywhere near what they're talking about. we would liquefy inside that.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:22:48.5-00:22:55.5
  47. McGraw considers human metallurgy could not withstand the manoeuvres attributed to UAP
    “we also don't have the metallurgy to have any kind of aircraft that it would look like a yard sale if we turn.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:22:55.8-00:23:03.0
  48. McGraw argues disclosure could cause a serious psychological reaction in part of the population
    “if there is something that is going to come out that involves aircraft not of this earth and intelligent non-human life forms, that that's going to have a significant impact, certainly on a portion of our population. that could be negative for them. It could cause some people to have a serious psychological reaction”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:22:39.6-00:23:07.4
  49. McGraw considers the APA and American Psychiatric Association need to plan for disclosure's impact
    “the American Psychological Association, Psychiatric Association, Medical Associations all need to be planning in advance”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:23:11.2-00:23:18.7
  50. Teens and preteens have the highest anxiety, depression and loneliness on record
    “The teens and preteens are having the highest levels of anxiety, depression, and loneliness since we started keeping records.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:35:38.3-00:35:45.8
  51. McGraw argues for planning in case 5-10% of the population reacts adversely
    “if we're going to have a huge uptick of even five or 10% of the population that has an ab reaction to these sort of things, we need to plan for that and be there to support these folks.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:23:38.9-00:23:49.7
  52. McGraw considers elderly people need protection from scams following disclosure
    “We need to make sure that elderly people aren't scammed on the internet with people saying you need to sell everything and and we'll bury a school bus for you in the mountains to create a bunker so you can be safe from this invasion of aliens”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:23:50.0-00:24:04.2
  53. McGraw considers the evangelical community could face difficulties with its belief systems
    “If people feel like human exceptionalism doesn't hold true, the evangelical community can have a problem in what their belief systems have been.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:24:09.2-00:24:22.5
  54. McGraw considers the government's method has been to hide UAP information since 1947
    “I guess the MO has been to hide this from the country going back as far as 1947, the Robertson panel”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:04:26.4-00:04:35.2
  55. McGraw said the government spent large sums investigating UAP while denying it publicly
    “When they would say that and then simultaneously be spending huge amounts of money, dedicating huge resources to trying to figure out what's going on while they're telling the American people, eh, nothing to it, move along, nothing to see here.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:04:42.5-00:04:58.7
  56. McGraw described himself as furious over 79 years of government lying about UAP
    “the first thing I said about this when those documents came out was our government's been lying to us for 79 years and I'm furious about that.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:05:05.0-00:05:14.4
  57. McGraw considers no question drugs were used in MKUltra and human rights violated
    “I don't think there's any question that drugs were being used and the idea was enhanced interrogation and I don't think there's any question that there were violations of human rights”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:12:38.2-00:12:50.0
  58. McGraw considers a desire to keep MKUltra details hidden as unflattering to government
    “there's a definite desire to keep all that from coming out publicly because it's not very flattering to our government when those sort of things come out”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:12:52.5-00:13:06.1
  59. McGraw said there was an effort to discredit Grusch using his position on the autism spectrum
    “there was a pretty focused effort to assassinate your character and ... imply that you were mentally unstable and impeach you as being mentally unstable, having autism, things that they could use to say, well, consider the source.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:17:06.2-00:17:27.6
  60. McGraw considers attempts to discredit Grusch part of a psychological operation
    “And we've seen it and it's part of the PSYOP that goes into all of this, sadly.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:20:51.6-00:20:59.2
  61. McGraw maintains Grusch has not been proven wrong despite attacks on his character
    “you know, they've said a lot of things about you, they've attacked your character, they've done a lot of different things, but they haven't proven you wrong.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:45:59.1-00:46:10.5
  62. McGraw considers Grusch to have shown courage in bringing hidden matters to light
    “it's people like David who have the courage to step up and shine lights on things that we otherwise wouldn't know were going on”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:55:03.2-00:55:10.9
  63. McGraw noted Grusch has been open about his PTSD from Afghanistan
    “I know you've been, as you say, been very open about your PTSD and all from Afghanistan.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:52:25.4-00:52:32.3
  64. Grusch said his wife wrote in McGraw and Oprah Winfrey as 2008 write-in candidates
    “she wanted me to tell you that she wrote you and oprah in in 2008 as candidates for president and vice president as writing candidates”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:53:36.5-00:53:42.5
  65. Grusch said he could take McGraw to see a craft and a cadaver if cleared
    “Phil McGraw: you have the ability to take me to where we could see a craft and a cadaver somewhere, somehow. you believe you could- David Grusch: Oh yeah, we could take a little field trip out west, we'll say. Yeah, and we could certainly go to those facilities, so.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:46:46.4-00:47:06.2
  66. McGraw has discussed UAP with Trump, Stephen Miller, Tim Burchett and Anna Paulina Luna
    “And I've discussed this with the president. I've discussed it with Stephen Miller. I've discussed it with Representative Burchard and Luna.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:47:40.5-00:47:51.0
  67. McGraw believes officials around Trump want transparency but the effort gets garbled downstream
    “I've had discussions and I believe there are people from the president on down that truly want transparency and believe that the American people are entitled to know their circumstance in the universe. I believe they truly want that to happen. I think it gets garbled downstream.”
    David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 00:47:52.4-00:48:12.6
  68. McGraw suggested reverse engineering could relate to concealment driven by money and power
    “Well, I guess it goes back to follow the money and follow the power.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:27:57.8-00:28:05.0
  69. McGraw said he maintains independence, not scripted by those granting him access
    “and i have maintained independence uh in what i'm doing they're not scripting me they're not telling me what to say or not say they're just trusting me to be authentic transparent and um and candid with the american people”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:31:54.0-00:32:11.4
  70. Searches for UAP rose approximately 400% after McGraw began discussing the topic
    “I was amused to see that searches for UAPs, I think it went up 400% when you started talking about it.”
    Dr. Phil read the UAP files before the public, here's what he found | Reality Check 00:27:13.8-00:27:20.7

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