<div> <p>In 1973, an unusual late-night visit quietly took place in Florida.</p><p>According to multiple independent accounts, President Richard Nixon personally drove entertainer Jackie Gleason to Homestead Air Force Base. There were no aides, no press, no advance notice, and no public explanation. No announcement followed. No official record was released. And no effort was made to publicly deny the claim.</p><p>So what actually happened that night?</p><p>This episode of Divergent Files investigates the documented facts, timelines, and behavioral context surrounding one of the strangest and least examined presidential stories in modern American history. Rather than speculate, we examine what can be verified and what remains conspicuously absent from the record.</p><p>We explore:</p><p>• Richard Nixon’s documented patterns of secrecy during the Watergate era<br>• Jackie Gleason’s extensive and well-known research library on UFOs and the paranormal<br>• The security history and classified role of Homestead Air Force Base during the Cold War<br>• Why this claim surfaced quietly — and then stalled without follow-up<br>• How power responds when a story is neither confirmed nor denied<br>• The difference between debunking, silence, and institutional avoidance<br>• Why some historical anomalies are ignored rather than challenged</p><p>This is not a claim of extraterrestrial contact.<br>It is not an endorsement of a single explanation.</p><p>It is an examination of behavior, context, and record gaps — and why certain stories persist not because they’re loud, but because they’re never fully addressed.</p><p>Some mysteries don’t collapse under scrutiny.<br>They simply sit there — untouched.</p><p>Divergent Files investigates overlooked history, hidden science, and unresolved questions using a truth-first, evidence-aware approach.</p><p>Curiosity without spectacle.<br>Investigation without certainty.</p><p>Stay curious. Stay grounded.<br>No matter what they tell you — the truth is still out there.</p></div>