Trump official says he was transported to Georgia Waffle House

one of the chairman members Donald TrumpThe government claims he was “teleported” against his will to a Waffle House in Rome, Georgia.

“One time I was with my kids and I told them I was going to Waffle House and getting a Waffle House,” Greg PhillipsA far-right conspiracy theorist and current senior official at the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) claimed in a January 2025 episode of the Forward podcast hosted by right-wing activists Katherine Engelbrecht.

“I ended up at a Waffle House — this was in Georgia, and I ended up at a Waffle House about 50 miles from where I was,” he continued. “They said, ‘Where are you?’ I said, ‘Waffle House. ” and, “Where’s the Waffle House?” ” I said, “Waffle House in Rome, Georgia. “They said, “That’s impossible, you just left here a minute ago. “But it’s possible. It’s true.”

FEMA officials went on to express regret over the alleged paranormal transportation trap.

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“Teleporting is no fun,” he claimed. “You know it’s happening, but you can’t do anything about it, so you just go and you just go with the flow. Wow, it’s been an incredible adventure.”

back CNN publishes investigative report Phillips has made numerous appearances and bizarre statements on the podcast, including his violent rhetoric surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic, vaccines, former presidents and conspiracy theories Joe Biden and the Department of Homeland Security’s alleged plot to “assassinate” Trump — FEMA issued a statement.

“This is so stupid it’s almost not worth acknowledging,” the spokesperson told CNN. “DHS, FEMA and Mr. Phillips are focused on emergency management and the critical mission of keeping the American people safe. Many of the comments cited were taken out of context or represent personal, informal, pleasant and to some extent spiritual discussions that took place in a private capacity before he assumed his current role, in the context of a barely surviving cancer.”

During the same January 2025 podcast episode, Phillips claimed he was transported against his will for a second time — this time, the officer claimed he was “lifted” while driving, further claiming he traveled 40 miles from Albany, Georgia, before landing in a ditch near a church.

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Right-wing conspiracy theories and claims of otherworldly life forms or experiences are not uncommon in the Trump administration. While the president himself continues to claim that the 2020 election was rigged and “stolen,” and despite all evidence suggesting otherwise, the vice president JD Vance Claims aliens are actually “demon”.

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“I don’t think they’re aliens. Anyway, I think they’re demons, but that’s a longer discussion,” Vance, 41, told the far-right YouTuber Bennie Johnson March 28th.

“Well, look, I think those celestial beings that are flying around and doing weird things to people, I think describing all celestial beings, everything is otherworldly, describing them as aliens,” Vance continued. “I mean, every great religion in the world, including Christianity, which I believe in, understands that there are some weird things out there, some things that are hard to explain.”