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Nancy Mace calls for release of UAP tapes she says she viewed

In an interview published September 11, the congresswoman said the public should see UAP recordings shown to her by government agencies; the recordings themselves were not released.

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Nancy Mace calls for release of UAP tapes she says she viewed
Frame of Representative Nancy Mace published with Ask a Pol episode 488; image supplied by Matt Laslo's publication.

Representative Nancy Mace told Ask a Pol that she had been shown unreleased UAP recordings on more than one occasion by different government agencies and wanted them made public. Reporter Matt Laslo published the interview on September 11 after recording it on September 1 outside the U.S. Capitol.

Mace did not describe the recordings in enough detail to identify their dates, locations or sensor platforms. She also said she had contacts with agencies, but the interview did not establish who controls the material or what review would be required before release.

The report also informed Mace that White House adviser Stephen Miller was leading a UAP working group. Her remarks document a congressional demand for disclosure, not independent evidence about what the tapes show. Until the source files and metadata are available, their evidentiary value cannot be assessed publicly.