So big picture, this is representative of that. You know, obviously we're going to have some great guests throughout this podcast and show. It's going to be cool. People will speak for themselves as well. But big picture, what you're describing there is kind of a syndrome of what we see about the UFO topic in general, which now there's been a sea change and we are in the mass media. Congress and Senate is creating whistleblower laws so that people can come testify. But the big picture is that human beings, we all have this innate feat. Nobody has no opinion about UFOs. Everybody has a strong opinion to begin with. They're either real or they're not real. And I kind of feel that's that's there. UFOs are real or they're not real. There's either craft of unknown origin that are flying with impunity within our restricted airspace globally for decades or longer or they're not. It's that simple. But the point is human beings, we all have a very strong opinion and bias when it comes to this. Now, the more we learn, we can start saying, okay, I'm starting to feel that this is a real phenomenon. I don't feel that every opinion is created equal. I think that if you've lived a certain life and you've done a certain amount of work to understand something, you know, if you put calculus in front of me, I'm not gonna be able to jam it out like somebody who studied it their whole life. So the idea is we all bring bias towards this thing, especially UFOs.

However, I think there is something to be learned, right? Well, you know, going at this, as I said, what hooked me is the paper trail. There is a trail of documents that shows our military has studied this, that they have evidence in their possession, maybe even craft and maybe even bodies from crash sites. So I really wanted to pursue that. And in order to pursue it, you know that there are people inside government who know more than anyone else. And the reason is simple is that Dr. Bela had said, you know, if you're looking at who has the evidence, it's the government, it's the military, because they have the capability to collect it. They have the sensor systems and satellites

and personnel all over the world.