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Moskowitz: “[Reid, Schumer, Rubio] — these are not insignificant senators” following UAPs

Ep. 210 — Rep. Jared Moskowitz (3-22-2024)
Former Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid addresses congressional press corps just off US Senate floor September 9, 2015. Photo: Matt Laslo

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Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) — Oversight & Accountability Committee; Congressional UAP Caucus

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Ask a Pol asks:

What's your relationship with Senate Intelligence Committee Vice-Chair Marco Rubio (R-FL), because we’re curious if the Intel. Committee has been read in a little bit more than you all on the House UAP Caucus?

Key Moskowitz: 

“It's good. I know, he's been — [Rubio’s] way more read in than I am,” Moskowitz exclusively tells Ask a Pol. Think about it: Harry Reid, Chuck Schumer, Marco Rubio — these are not insignificant senators, right? — who have been following this issue. So — but I gotta go vote.”

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Caught our ear: 

What do you make of AARO these days?

“Well, we don't know,” Moskowitz says.

Senate Leader Chuck Schumer January 25, 2023. Photo: Matt Laslo

Homework:

“I didn't see the latest report,” Moskowitz told us the day the House gaveled out for its 2-week Easter recess. “But now that you said that, I'll read it on the plane.”

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Below find a rough transcript of Ask a Pol’s exclusive interview with Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL), slightly edited for clarity.

TRANSCRIPT: Rep. Jared Moskowitz

SCENE: Just ahead of Congress’ two-week long Easter recess, Moskowitz and another lawmaker were wrapping up a loud conversation as they walked through a tunnel from the House Office Buildings to the Capitol. By the time the elevator underneath the House floor opened a handful of lawmakers and visitors were listening to their interesting chat.

Jared Moskowitz: “…I've been doing this for 18 years at, like, different levels, and I can't tell you when it happened, but I eventually got to a point — I think it was probably during COVID — I eventually got to a point where I just said I don't care about it anymore. I'm just going to do what I think is right and...”

Moskowitz signals to Laslo to hop on the Members Only elevator.

JM: “Come on.”

Matt Laslo: “I haven't seen you since that new AARO report dropped.”

JM: “Which one?”

ML: “The declassified one that just came out. What’d you think of that?” 

JM: “Oh-oh-oh, yeah-yeah. I gotta be honest, I haven’t read it yet.”

ML: “Yeah?”

JM: “Yeah.” 

ML: “Okay. What do make of AARO these days?”

JM: “Well, we don't know.”

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