Tucker Carlson: The most sophisticated military in the world has no idea what UFOs are

'Tucker Carlson Tonight' host reacts to a new report from US intelligence that has no explanation for nearly all UFO sightings by our military.

Then, within hours, the U.S. military changed its assessment. Brigadier General Roger Ramey,  commander of the Eighth Air Force, announced that in fact, the debris from outside Roswell was nothing more than a weather balloon. Not a big deal. Nothing extraordinary. Certainly nothing extraterrestrial. Was General Ramey telling the truth about that? He may well have been. It may have been a weather balloon. But that wasn’t the end of the story. Over the past 75 years, the US military has gathered evidence on a remarkable number of puzzling aerial phenomena, most of which were definitely not weather balloons. Unexplained flying objects have buzzed US Military bases, missile sites, ships, aircraft, and submarines, often at speeds and in directions that seem to defy any known human technology.  The Pentagon has said next to nothing about any of this in public and instead has consistently covered it up. Virtually everything we know about UFOs comes from whistleblowers. By the time this show launched nearly five years ago, it was clear there was definitely something very odd going on in the skies above us.