The back story, for those who don't follow every twist of what we're now supposed to call the unidentified anomalous phenomenon (U.A.P.) debate, is that the National Defense Authorization Act, on Schumer's instigation, included provisions to establish a presidential commission with the power to declassify a broad swath of records related to U.A.P.s, modeled on the panel that did similar work with President John F. Kennedy's assassination.
Meanwhile in the background you have the continuing media tour through Joe Rogan to Tucker Carlson and beyond of David Grusch, the former Air Force intelligence officer whose dramatic-but-undocumented claims helped accelerate the current disclosure efforts.
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