President ‘Knew’ of 1964 Alien Contact with Humans According to Shocking New Documentary

A new documentary is shaking Washington. The film claims the late President George H. W. Bush privately confirmed that the U.S. military met an alien being in New Mexico more than 60 years ago. And the timing is uncanny, as President Trump pushes for tighter oversight of long-hidden intelligence programs in 2025.

The documentary, “The Age of Disclosure,” hit Amazon Prime on Friday. It leans heavily on explosive testimony from scientists, former intelligence officers, and Pentagon contractors who argue that America has been misled about extraterrestrial activity for decades.

One expert says Bush admitted it.

Astrophysicist Eric Davis, once a scientific adviser to the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, says he spoke privately with George H. W. Bush in 2003. According to Davis, Bush told him that an alien being made direct contact with U.S. officials at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico in 1964.

Davis says Bush told him three alien craft approached the base. One ship reportedly landed on the tarmac. A “non-human entity” stepped out. The being then met with U.S. Air Force officers and CIA personnel.

Davis says Bush wanted more details. But he says Bush was told he didn’t have “need-to-know clearance.”

“This was a former CIA director and a former president,” Davis says in the film. “He was shocked they shut him out.”

Bush never commented publicly on UFO programs during his lifetime. But his background makes the claim credible to believers. Bush served as a naval aviator in World War II. He later ran the CIA at a time when Cold War aerial threats were top security priorities.

The documentary centers on a shadowy UFO-retrieval operation called the Legacy Program. The film claims the program is run by the CIA, Air Force, Department of Energy, and major defense contractors. It alleges that alien technology and bodies were recovered and hidden for decades.

The documentary suggests even presidents have been denied access. Several senators interviewed say they fear a vast unaccountable bureaucracy controls UFO intelligence with no oversight.

A former intelligence officer, Mike Flaherty, says he suffered long-term medical injuries after coming into contact with a craft. He describes “biological effects” he still lives with.

Gary Nolan, a Stanford medical researcher, says he evaluated multiple military members brought to him by CIA contacts.

“The injuries were horrific,” Nolan claims. “Some had internal scarring in the brain. It looked like they were hit with radiation.”

Hal Puthoff, a longtime government contractor and advocate for UFO transparency, says the bodies recovered “are not all the same type.”

He stops short of specifics but suggests multiple species.

“Whoever they are, they’re here,” Puthoff says. “And they’ve been here a long time.”

The documentary also claims alien bodies were found in Russia in 1988 after the crash of a tic-tac shaped craft.

With Trump returning to the White House in 2025, pressure has grown for transparency on classified programs.

The documentary revisits concerns raised years earlier by Sen. Marco Rubio. Rubio warned in the film that UFO information is so compartmentalized that even presidents are kept in the dark.

“People think a president can walk into the Oval Office and say, ‘Show me the alien bodies,’” Rubio said. “That’s not how the government works.”

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, who appears briefly in the film, says the bigger worry may not be aliens.

“If something is flying in our airspace and we can’t identify it, that’s a problem,” Gillibrand says. “It could be China. It could be Russia. It could be any adversary.”

Republicans have long argued that intel agencies hide critical information behind classification walls. Trump himself has criticized the intelligence bureaucracy throughout his presidency. The documentary is already fueling calls on Capitol Hill for investigations into black-budget aerospace programs.

Director Dan Farah says he hopes the film motivates a modern president to speak openly about extraterrestrial evidence.

“I think this film puts us in a different place,” Farah says. “It sets the stage for a world leader to stand at a podium and finally say we’re not alone.”

Whether Trump will be that president remains to be seen. But the documentary has already ignited a firestorm across social media and talk radio. Many conservatives say this proves what they’ve believed for years. The government has been hiding the truth.

And if George H. W. Bush really did confirm alien contact, the truth may have been sitting in plain sight all along.