Kellyanne Conway Encourages Trump to Let Biden Speak at Debate, Insults His Intelligence

Kellyanne Conway suggests former President Trump allow President Biden to speak during their debate, questioning Biden's mental capabilities.

Kellyanne Conway recently appeared on "Fox & Friends" to discuss former President Trump's preparation for his debate with President Biden. During her interview, Conway made an unexpected suggestion, urging Trump to permit Biden to speak during their encounter.

"I think he should let Biden speak," Conway remarked. "He's missing a couple marbles, but hey, let's see what he's going to say."

Kellyanne Conway Encourages Trump to Let Biden Speak at Debate, Insults His Intelligence

Conway's suggestion sparked mixed reactions, with some viewers applauding her for recognizing Biden's cognitive challenges. Others, however, criticized her for making a potentially offensive and disrespectful remark about the sitting president.

The debate between Trump and Biden is highly anticipated, and Conway's comments have added an element of intrigue to the event. It remains to be seen whether Trump will follow Conway's advice.

Kellyanne Conway Encourages Trump to Let Biden Speak at Debate, Insults His Intelligence

Meanwhile, the debate moderator has been urged to include the topic of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) in the discussion. The New Paradigm Institute, a non-profit organization advocating for UFO transparency, has launched a social media campaign using the hashtag #DisclosureDebate.

The Institute's Chief Counsel, Daniel Sheehan, emphasized the importance of discussing UFOs in the presidential debate. "The next president of the United States will make critical decisions about UAP disclosure and government transparency," he said.

Kellyanne Conway Encourages Trump to Let Biden Speak at Debate, Insults His Intelligence

Congress has recently shown increased interest in the UFO topic, with bipartisan efforts leading to new laws and congressional hearings. Whistleblowers have testified about the government's possession of alien technology and biological materials.

Former U.S. intelligence officer and Air Force veteran David Grusch has claimed that the government is aware of the precise locations where alien artifacts are stored. Senator Chuck Schumer has introduced a bipartisan UFO disclosure bill, which gives federal agencies 270 days to declassify UFO records.

Kellyanne Conway Encourages Trump to Let Biden Speak at Debate, Insults His Intelligence

Congressman Tim Burchett, the bill's sponsor, believes that the compartmentalization of UFO files has hindered the disclosure process. He argues that a president must take action to declassify all relevant information.

"They spend all this time telling us they don't exist, then release the files, dagnabbit," Burchett said. "We just got to put this stuff out. Let's clear the air. And let's move on."

Kellyanne Conway Encourages Trump to Let Biden Speak at Debate, Insults His Intelligence

The demand for UFO disclosure is growing, and the inclusion of the topic in the presidential debate could be a significant step towards transparency.