Tucker Carlson: US Government in Contact with 'Supernatural Beings' — Details Too Disturbing to Share with His Wife (Jim Webb Podcast, Aug. 5, 2026)

On August 5, 2026, Tucker Carlson said on the **Jim Webb Podcast** ('A Republic If You Can Keep It') that the US government is in contact with **'supernatural beings'** — and the details are so disturbing that he hasn't even shared them with his wife.

**The Core Quote:**
> *'If there are supernatural forces that are evil acting on people, which there are, and I've experienced them personally, then that's proof of God.'*

Carlson claims to have been briefed by government officials about UAP and supernatural beings. He describes the nature of these beings not as extraterrestrial in the classical sense, but as possibly **interdimensional** or **supernatural** — a framing he connects with religious beliefs.

**Context:** The X post by @NightSkyNow (Aug. 7, 2026) with the clip reached **208,200 views**. Carlson had previously interviewed UAP whistleblowers (Garry Nolan, AJ Gentile/The Why Files) and covered the topic on his podcast. His statement is notable because as one of the most-listened-to podcasters in the USA (formerly 4.5 million Fox viewers daily), he brings the topic into the political mainstream.

**Congruence:** This statement converges with:
- **Haim Eshed** (former head of Israeli Space Security): 'Galactic Federation' exists, contact with extraterrestrials for decades
- **Paul Hellyer** (former Canadian Defense Minister): Multiple alien races present on Earth
- **Dylan Borland** (ICIG witness): 'Absolutely, yes' — NHI controls the cover-up
- **Interdimensional thesis**: Multiple researchers describe UAP as interdimensional rather than extraterrestrial

**Assessment:** Score 55/medium. Carlson is not a government official and has no verifiable intelligence access. His claim of being briefed by government officials is not independently verified. The religious framing ('proof of God', 'evil supernatural forces') distinguishes his statement from other witnesses. The high public influence (208K views in a few hours) makes the statement worth documenting.