Will Trump reveal aliens exist? New President vows to ‘unlock mysteries of space’

THE NEW president of the United States vowed he would “unlock” the mysteries of space during his inauguration speech.

While vowing to improve life for everyday Americans and insisting to put power in the people’s hands, the billionaire businessman also made a bizarre comment about outer space.Donald Trump has not been quick in coming forward to say he believes in aliens, and has never said all the confidential UFO sighting papers should be released.

However, after he became the 45th president of the USA on Friday, Mr Trump made reference to discovering non-earthly beings.He said: “We stand at the birth of a new millennium, ready to unlock the mysteries of space, to free the Earth from the miseries of disease, and to harness the energies, industries and technologies of tomorrow.”A new national pride will stir our souls, lift our sights, and heal our divisions.”During her campaign Hillary Clinton made it clear she would do all she could to release secret files on UFO’s.She even vowed to send a task force inside the mysterious Area 51 top secret military base in Nevada, where many people claim crashed UFO parts are stored.

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Donald Trump took the presidency of the US at the White House today

Despite Mrs Clinton’s promises, Trump fans said he was more likely to get things done.The space section of his speech certainly got Mr Trump some attention on Twitter.One user wrote: “What a crazy speech by Trump. “We are going to explore the mysteries of space”. Space? Is that were Trump is going to deport the Mexicans?”

Donald Trump and wife Melania at the inauguration in Washington

Another said: “Let today be known as the day Donald Trump for some reason decided he’s gonna unlock the mysteries of space.”

One wrote: “My fave bit was when Trump became a crazy time lord ‘we stand at the birth of a little millennium ready to unlock the mysteries of space’.”

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