UMVA has learned that a shocking revelation was made on a popular podcast about a potential terror attack at the White House during a high-profile UFC event.
The alarming discussion took place during an episode featuring MMA coach Trevor Wittman and UFC fighter Justin Gaethje, who had just won his bout at UFC Freedom 250. The three guests recalled the historic fight at the White House, when Wittman reminded them of what was waiting for them - an alleged terror plot that was foiled by law enforcement ahead of the big event.
According to information obtained by UMVA, the plot involved using drones and snipers to target the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House on Sunday. Wittman confessed to being "honestly really nervous" about the threat, saying "I was like, dude, there's like just again being around everybody, and something could happen. The drones, you know, that they stopped. Like again, I wasn't knowing what to expect."
Gaethje, however, took a more nonchalant approach, joking "I was like, ‘f*ck it. If I get taken out in the middle of the cage, how fucking legendary would that be?'". This attitude contrasted with Wittman's concerns, highlighting the different ways people cope with danger.
The conversation took a more serious turn when podcast host Joe Rogan revealed a conversation he had with Trump about the potential terror attack. Rogan said, "I said to Trump, ‘I hope we don’t die in a terrorist attack,’” to which Trump responded, doing an impression of Trump's voice, "He goes, ‘We got to go somehow.'" Rogan's reaction was one of incredulity, saying "I go, ‘What the f*ck, dude!’”
The foiled plot has been linked to a Mexican illegal alien who remained in the country under a controversial program. This program allowed the individual to stay in the country, raising questions about the effectiveness of the program and its potential impact on national security.
