JD Vance Frames UFOs as Demons, Not Aliens, in a Faith-Driven View of Unidentified Phenomena

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On a podcast, JD Vance claims UFOs are demons, not aliens, to be understood as a Christian struggle between good and evil, says he wants to review the files and perhaps visit Area 51 but admits he hasn’t studied the topic enough, and this shows faith and national security concerns now blending with mainstream politics.

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Vice President JD Vance tells Benny Johnson that UFOs are demons rather than extraterrestrials. Vance vows to access classified files and visit Area 51 following President Trumps disclosure order.