Author Garrett Graff discusses the monumental planning process of D-Day, shares unheard stories from veterans, debunks myths, and highlights the sacrificial heroism that defined this pivotal moment in history.

Garrett Graff, journalist and author of 'UFO: The Inside Story of the US Government’s Search for Alien Life Here—and Out There,' joins to discuss the book. Topics include US imports from Mexico surpassing China, Guardian Angels' controversial incident, failed impeachment of DHS Secretary Mayorkas, Republican party's misguided priorities, government cover-up of UFOs, presidential immunity limits, and first amendment concerns.

Guest Garrett Graff, host of Long Shadow podcast, explores the impact of mass shootings in the US, focusing on the Columbine High School shooting in 1999. The episode delves into the unique intersection of religion and gun culture in America, highlighting the tragic events and aftermath of school shootings, and the ongoing debate surrounding gun legislation and gun violence in the country.

Garrett Graff, journalist and author of UFO: The Inside Story of the US Government's Search for Alien Life, discusses alien contact, conspiracy theories, and the recent resurgence in UFO interest. They also address trials involving Trump, defamation suits, and government secrecy on UFOs.

Garrett Graff, a former Politico editor and author of "UFO: The Inside Story of the US Government's Search for Alien Life," dives into the historical fascination with UFOs that sparked in 1947. He discusses the U.S. government's secretive interest and the tension surrounding sightings, alongside the mysteries of Area 51. Additionally, Julia Baird, an Australian journalist and author of "Bright Shining: How Grace Changes Everything," shares insightful stories about the transformative power of grace and its role in fostering kindness and compassion.

Fred Burton, executive director of the Center for Protective Intelligence, and Garrett Graff, a national security journalist, dive into the January 6 Capitol riot. They analyze the failures of the Capitol Police and the chaotic events that led to the insurrection. The conversation examines accountability, the role of digital evidence in prosecuting suspects, and the challenges of law enforcement post-attack. They also discuss the implications of potential pardons by former President Trump and the need for critical security reforms to uphold democratic values.

Garrett Graff, a national-security reporter, shares his findings from his book 'UFO: The Inside Story of the US Government's Search for Alien Life Here — and Out There'. He explores the history of UFO sightings, categorizes different types of sightings, discusses the probability of alien life and contact, exposes government cover-ups, and emphasizes preserving our planet and fostering curiosity.

Garrett Graff, author and expert on government conspiracies, discusses his new book 'UFO' and reveals the connection between UFO conspiracies and January 6th. He delves into the alleged government cover-up of UFO knowledge and how it contributes to the rise of conspiracy theories. Graff explores the origins of dark and strange UFO conspiracies and their influence on the events of January 6th. He also discusses the government's rebranding of UFOs as UAPs and raises questions about their knowledge and cover-up of these phenomena.

Garrett Graff, author of a book on the U.S. Government's search for alien life, discusses the truth about UFOs and the veil of secrecy surrounding them. The podcast explores the government's involvement, secret projects, and potential cover-ups. It also delves into the fascination of US presidents with UFOs, Area 51, and the existence of alien bodies, and explores the UFO encounters of Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan and their implications on national security.

You may think you know all that you need to about the Watergate scandal, its origins, its evolution and its implications. But there has been a lot of new information in the last couple of decades that is simply not in earlier full histories of the scandal. Journalist and popular historian Garrett Graff has written a new history of Watergate called, “Watergate: A New History,” the first overall picture of Watergate in quite some time. David Priess sat down with Garrett to talk about the contours of the Watergate scandal, and in particular, about some of its national security and foreign policy episodes. They discussed the evolution of Nixon's thinking involving the tapes that he recorded of his White House conversations, the extraordinary order that the Secretary of Defense gave during the height of the scandal to warn soldiers about following the commander-in-chief's orders, and more.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.