In 1976, President Jimmy Carter pledged to make information about unidentified flying objects available to the public. “I am convinced that UFOs exist,” he said, “because I have seen one.” President Ronald Reagan, too, is among the millions of Americans who claim to have spotted a UFO, but conceded he did not file a report because “they considered you a nut if you saw a UFO.” Twelve Presidents have had the power to expose the facts about extraterrestrial-related phenomena—but none have.

With the forty-five-year-long cover-up beginning to buckle, Exopolitics will finally break down the walls holding back information from the American public. Grant Cameron and Stephen Bassett have spent years scouring the National Archives and Presidential libraries, and have unearthed a landslide of astonishing information that reveals the complex and earth-shaking history of our government and UFOs.

50% of Americans believe that UFOs exist; 80% of them believe the government is lying about the phenomenon. For too long Washington has made the study of UFOs an “intellectual ghetto” walled off by ridicule. With Exopolitics, the cover-up is over: the mother of all paradigm shifts is about to occur.

What Presidents and government officials have said about UFOs:

“I did attempt to find out if there were any secret government documents that revealed things [about UFOs]. If there were, they were concealed from me too.” —President Bill Clinton

“The subject is the biggest hot potato of all time.” —Henry Kissinger, former Secretary of State