Former President Donald Trump has revealed which question he is asked most by the public.
The Republican presidential candidate was asked by an audience member on Greg Gutfeld’s Fox News show last night if there were aliens in Area 51, the military base in Arizona which has long been the subject of extraterrestrial conspiracy theories.
“I think that might be a question I get more than any other. It is the craziest thing,” Trump said.
He then described a time when he spoke with several pilots in the White House, who described an encounter with an unidentified flying object (UFO) to him.
“They were in the Oval Office, these three or four pilots, and these are not the kinds of people who make up stories. They said ‘all I know, sir, is that there was a round object going faster than my F-22,’ which is a very fast plane.”
Trump also made several jokes about the second assassination attempt that occurred over the weekend on his golf course in Florida, saying: “I haven’t been thinking about it too much lately, but I’ve always said golf is a very dangerous game.”
“It’s always a consequential president that gets shot at.”
Trump went onto praise the Secret Service for spotting the barrel of the would-be shooter’s gun inside a bush, and said that they did “an amazing job.”
In an interview in June earlier this year, Trump made similar comments about Aliens and used the same story of meeting with pilots, saying: “I have met with pilots…they are not conspiratorial, they are not crazy, and they tell me stories that they’ve seen things that you wouldn’t believe.”
When asked by the interviewer, influencer Logan Paul, if there was a chance that information about aliens was being hidden from him, Trump said: “I guess so. You have the deep state. And you do have the deep state…”
“It’s very possible there is something. And why wouldn’t there be? You look at the universe and you see all of the different planets and you see… look, here we are, one relatively small planet. Why wouldn’t there be, on a planet that’s 400 times the size? Why wouldn’t there be something, somebody?”
Newsweek reached out to Donald Trump for comment on his interview.
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