McGraw says White House asked him to review unreleased UAP files
Phil McGraw publicly said the White House had asked him to review unreleased UAP files and assess how the public might react. He also described the argument that disclosure could be too shocking for the public as patronizing. The source provided no independent or official confirmation of the claimed assignment.
Background
Phil McGraw publicly claimed that he reviewed unreleased UAP material at the White House's request. According to his account, he was asked to consider how different parts of the public might respond to possible disclosures. His statement introduces a new claim about the US government's handling of unreleased UAP material, but it does not independently establish the files' contents or provenance.
Significance
The statement is timeline-relevant because it describes the unusual alleged involvement of a prominent media personality in evaluating possible UAP disclosures. Its evidentiary weight remains limited because no official confirmation was provided.