Origin of the official hearing record
The public record for this profile begins with the Oversight press release announcing a September 9, 2025 hearing titled Restoring Public Trust Through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protection, including witnesses and the focus on AARO.1
The same hearing appears in the committee hearing page as a scheduled Sept. 9, 2025 event at 10:00 am in HVC-210, confirming venue, date, and hearing scope.2
Committee role and hearing activity
Biggs is listed as a Republican member of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee and as an assigned member of both the Military and Foreign Affairs and Federal Law Enforcement subcommittees in official Jan. 2025 committee assignment documentation.3
In the Sept. 9, 2025 hearing committee print, Biggs is listed as present and explicitly waived for questioning; the hearing transcript sequence then records him asking witnesses about AARO-held records, full unedited footage, and clearance-related access details.45
Those lines also show Biggs pressing for a classified session and requesting additional documentation after witness testimony on source retention and retaliation protections.5
Later official documentation through Feb 2026
The hearing’s official archive page also links to later Oversight proceedings from Jan. and Feb. 2026, placing the UAP hearing inside an expanded committee documentation chain through that period.2
The Oversight hearing page for January 22, 2026 (Declassified MLK Records) and February 24, 2026 (DoD Background Check System) confirms this same committee’s active official calendar window around the requested period.67
The committee’s recorded video directory includes the Sept. 9, 2025 hearing stream and February 24, 2026 follow-up item, creating a cross-checked audit trail for session records during that span.8
An Aug. 5, 2025 Oversight release demonstrates Biggs’ concurrent oversight activity in 2025, including an adopted amendment in relation to DOJ record subpoenas, reinforcing his documented role in the same period.9