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Congress Answers Our UFO Question! · Tigs Bits Podcast

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We're finally back. On Thursday night.
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Yes we are. Yes we are man.
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Good to be here. Good to see you buddy.
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Might seen you in what about four or five days?
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It's about it. Yeah, yeah.
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Need to need to get you back over here pretty soon or we
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well, at least we have we have this going on and hopefully my
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camera issues kind of stuttery. Hopefully that's going to get it
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self resolved, but you know, whatever.
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I'm looking pretty smooth here with my new MacBook Pro.
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Hey this thing battery life like 18 hours on this bad boy.
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You know, I'm looking at just absolutely full, just begging me
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to get after it. Full 1080, you know.
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Only thing now left in the show and we can all finally be in
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1080P whenever we live stream. We need our boy Jr.
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Yeah, step it up. Who has the technology gap now?
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He used to make fun of me all the time.
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Who is like slipping now? That's exactly right.
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Yeah. I did that to test.
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I wanted to make see if it would.
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I don't know if I'm. You're like, you got like 12
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fingers. I mean, whatever technology is
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not being our friend tonight, but it's OK.
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I mean, we have had issues and we've recorded our Bubba show
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prior to this had a couple of little technical issues.
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It's a technical issue kind of night.
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But we're going to fight on. We're going to push on, fight
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through. I didn't freeze.
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I'm like, look, I'm like an angry Bubba right now.
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Like I'm like a Bubba. We're going to fight.
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Here we go. It's going to be babyface.
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Babyface is going to fight. Babyface is going to fight.
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Sign. Signing face going at it.
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Can't wait. I think they should.
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Box is. Oh yeah.
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You know, the the further away we go from the from the show
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that we just did, the more I could just feel like it just got
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wound up just starting to kind of get going and there is
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nothing more. I don't think that's going to
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get us more fired up, more pumped up.
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Then the gentleman that will be joining us tonight, Blasey
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going. To be so good, going to be so
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good, folks. I mean, you know him as our
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resident alien expert. The one and only Bowser is in
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the house and he's in studio right here across from me.
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So there he is folks, There he is.
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In the flesh, in the flesh. Love the hat.
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Greetings Earthlings, I am back. It's a big day, it's a big day.
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It's a huge day, Bowser. It is a huge, huge day man.
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So good to have you back. I love you, got to love Blasey's
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studio and you're getting to see the whole ambiance that is in
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there now, better lit, better lit now than it was whenever we
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did this over the summer. From from there looks fantastic
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looks. Fantastic cozy layer in here.
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It's a cozy layer. Bowser is in the house and and
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so is Paul Rogers. So is the fat pig.
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The comments were there and then they just disappeared.
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So I don't know what's happening on my end.
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Who cares? We have Bowser in the House.
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We had questions that have. Been asked and answered.
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Do. What?
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What triggered us to get Bowser in tonight specifically?
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You know what I mean? There's the big kicker there.
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There's a reason why he's here tonight.
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There's a huge reason Blasey, and and it all stemmed for us,
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for me on my end, from a group text message in our Tigs Bits
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podcast with with Jr. which by the way, Jr. is in Key West.
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OK, as always, he knows the times.
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He may just pop in here. I'm.
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Not expecting it from the pimp place that he sent us a video of
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that it was looked like a damn apartment.
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Like a it was a full on suite on the water.
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Just wow. Oh, dude, Yeah, it's awesome.
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It was a it's a house. It's a big house that they got
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rented down there with the pool and all that, like right on the
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water. Yeah.
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It's, it's a good spot. He's down there living his best
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life. So.
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Yeah. He is he's.
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A little. Bit little bit jealous.
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But you know, setting that up for Bowser here, I want him to
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kind of explain it. Like you said, it started with a
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text yesterday that I sent out to you and to the handler.
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And it's like, hey guys, I have someone who's asking for four or
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five questions for the UFO congressional hearing tomorrow.
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Lauren Bobbitt specifically want some questions that we can ask.
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Can you give them to me? You got about 20 minutes go.
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So that's the text that I get. So Bowser, can you kind of back
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up and kind of explain exactly what happened here, how we got
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here like and how it turned out? Of course, of course.
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Thanks again for having me on guys.
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This is awesome. I mean, I feel like every time
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there's a big event in this UFO world, we should, we should
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regroup, have this happen. I have a feeling in the near
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future we're going to be having some more stuff come out that
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would be awesome to have kind of a chapter by chapter basis every
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couple months. Kind of just a quick update,
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'cause I mean, all of us agree this is incredibly important.
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People should know about it, be obsessed about it's, if not one
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of the biggest news with stories ever, if it's all true, which
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like we'll learn. I think most of it is.
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So yeah, I get a text on Tuesday night.
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I had to have this hearing on my calendar, Mark.
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That was yesterday on the congressional hearing into UAP
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oversight, which basically was more of a look into the lack of
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transparency with these programs, The task force that
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was created in 2017, basically there was complaints that there
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was 0 transparency with these government contractors and
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executive branches, departments with the congressional hearings
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and people in Congress. They weren't, they weren't
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giving them anything. They were giving them completely
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redacted documents. So I get a text from a good
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friend, shout out, Peyton Roll, Annapolis, MD.
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She's Lauren Boebert secretary works with her has been for a
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while. When Trump gets in the White
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House, I believe she'll be transitioning and have a role in
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the White House, which would be really cool.
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So she sends me a text. She says, hey, I know you were
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big in on this. I don't know anything about it.
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You, you have any questions you want to ask?
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And I'm like, you just woke me up.
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You woke up a monster. Let's go.
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So I as soon as I get that text, I know I got to text Chad
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because I know he'll have some great questions as well.
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So I sent her a list of about 7 or 8 questions.
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We, you know, made a little Word document together, get a text
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around 7:00 in the morning from her, says Lauren.
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Just approved the questions. I was like what this?
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Is so good. So then obviously Chad has that
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video of Lauren giving her the question in Congress.
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I think she botched it a little bit.
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But love you, Lauren. You know, the questions that you
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asked were answered. So I will say let's dive into
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this though, if you guys are ready.
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I I've kind of been studying this all day.
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I'd listened to it yesterday. It's a little monotonous, a
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little bureaucratic, so it's hard to really stay super tuned
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in, but. And that's up next.
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But I do want to say this, dude, how cool is that?
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That is so cool, dude. He sends a text, we send in
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questions. She approves the questions.
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And yesterday at the congressional hearing, verbatim,
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she asked questions that we submitted to her.
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It's unbelievable. Unbelievable.
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That's crazy. It blew my mind when I was
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watching when he text me and said, Hey, she used your
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questions and I was like, what? And I looked and that's the
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verbatim question. So at some point you got to play
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it. I don't even play it.
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I. Don't.
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I don't have it queued up to play, unfortunately.
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It'll be very short. At some point it'll be
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fantastic. We'll make.
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It I just think it's so cool that we now our resident alien
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expert has the ear of Lauren Bobert and she is helping in US
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congressional hearings for UFOs and getting information and
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we're so this is great anyway. This is this is fantastic.
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And Bowser, before you dive into that fat pig.
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Good to see you, Paul. Good to see you.
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Fat pig says he hope it wasn't him who had the video taken
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down. No, we just decided to table
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that sucker. It's still it's it's just
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private. We got a little off, we got we
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all dove a little deep there towards the end.
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So some things are just better to kind of it was it's some some
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of those things you got to live and be there in the moment.
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You were there, we were there, it all happened.
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It was fun. I enjoyed the hell out of that
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night. It was just a blast but decided
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just for the sake of like, I don't really want my mom and dad
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to see that necessarily. And it wasn't, it wasn't that
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bad. It was just, it wasn't that bad.
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And we just got a little off the rails and that's fine.
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And that's a little off the rails.
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What about these things? It's fascinating and and
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everything still stands. If you were there, we yes,
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great. If not, you'll never see it.
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That's right, that's right. You had to be there.
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So anyhow, appreciate you fat pig appreciate you Paul.
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I know others that are out there.
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Y'all jump in the chat, but I'm I'm going to shut up and listen
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now. Bowser, Bowser the floor, The
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Bowser Hour. Let's get it.
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All right, so this is kind of just an update.
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I will say I know we kind of gave an intro last time I was
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on. We kind of covered all the
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bases, all the conspiracies, all the theories, a bunch of
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landings. We kind of did a historical
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lesson into UFOs, which now are called the Uaps, unidentified
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aerial phenomena, aeronautical phenomena, whatever you want to
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call it. So yesterday at the hearing,
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like I said, this is basically kind of trying to squash the
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lack of transparency between contractors and the Congress
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people in Congress so that people in Congress can alert the
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people. Now there are eight people in
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Congress, I think it's called like the selected 8, something
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like that, where they are allowed, they are supposed to
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know everything, but they're allowed to keep it secret from
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public if they deem that responsible or safe for the
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safety of the nation, right. So the first article, the US
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Constitution requires congressional oversight over all
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executive entities. So that would be CIAFBINSANASA,
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so on, so forth. Obviously, as we probably know,
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that hasn't always been followed.
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But yesterday the biggest thing to come out of the hearings was
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the program called Immaculate Constellation.
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Now, this was a 12 page document that was released yesterday kind
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of breaking this down, but basically Immaculate
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Constellation was the program that was created by the defense
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contractors and different state entities when the UAP task force
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was assigned in 2017. This program was their answer to
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say, Oh yeah, we'll get it taken care of.
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But they redacted everything. They never had any, any
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communication whatsoever. So yesterday at the hearing, one
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of my favorite guys that I really like listening to, his
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name is Luis Elizondo. He was a high up at the
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Pentagon, ran many top secret programs and now has come out
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written books about these UAP programs and how he thinks that
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it's irresponsible and morally apprehensive.
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I can't say that word. I'm sorry.
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Morally wrong that that the people and Congress aren't are
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knowing about these these details.
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So the main take away from the hearing was basically that yes,
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confirmation we have received. UAPSUAPS are real.
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They we don't know where they come from.
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They are non human. So whether that's from a
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different planet, people can speculate on wormholes, people
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can speculate on all that I know.
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Plus is big into the the Ashton Forbes Malaysian flight.
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That's fun, fun rabbit hole to go down.
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So the confirmation of that one thing, I as soon as that was
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confirmed for me, one thing that I really found just kind of, you
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know, you can throw it back to the Bob Lazar story is basically
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this, this confirmation that yes, we've had programs for
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decades that ours main objective is to retrieve crashed Uaps and
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then try to reverse engineer them for our own benefit, right?
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That's what Bob Lazar's story was, which he had been
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discredited on for almost 50 years now.
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So that story I think is worth a second look at this point, you
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know, if if he is now being confirmed and saying, yeah, I
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worked at this program where basically we recovered these
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crashed entities and had to reverse engineer them.
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The other stuff he's saying we might not have to take with a
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grain of salt anymore and say, what else did he know?
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So some of the cooler things I said was we're actually
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currently in confirmation. We're paying several people
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disability every month for injuries they received in these
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UAP reengineering and reconstruction programs.
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So that's on record. We're paying out people who have
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been messed up. I mean, that's.
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Crazy. I can only imagine the the freak
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injuries that have occurred in these so.
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In deaths, and I mean, you know, people have died trying to
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reengineer. Oh my gosh, no doubt, dude, it's
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dude. The whole thing is the the whole
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thing is so crazy. And like we were talking about
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earlier, Ashton Forbes, you know, so this guy, it's been
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going on and on talking about he's one of the ones, you know,
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it's really big on the zero point energy.
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You know, it's like basically harnessing energy at free at no
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cost, which is a scary thing, right?
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And that, that technology where it came from and some of the
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validation as you start looking at what they've been doing with
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these crafts and the reverse engineering, you know, is it
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there? And then you take over, you take
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a look at this, this whole Immaculate constellation thing.
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So do you know, the whole idea behind that is there is just
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like almost like a Star Wars Dome where they're looking and
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monitoring all UA PS And they're basically videoing and seeing
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everything. Well, this video recently of
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the, you know, that Malaysian Airlines, that MH was MH370
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dude. It shows like an infrared image,
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right? And you see that going and you
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see the orb spinning around it. Then you see the end, then you
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see the thermal imaging and the plane flying and people are like
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dude, they don't, they didn't real, nobody just recorded that
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plane. But yes they do, they record
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everything. So yeah, that's why there are
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two different things. It now backs up to the fact they
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are they do see everything, they record it all and then you see
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this plane and he's been saying forever this is not a phony real
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footage guys, y'all need to recognize it's just real
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footage. There's nobody can debunk it.
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It's it's not fake. There's been some fakes out
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there. People added stuff to it, but
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suddenly that plane just goes and teleports to somewhere, you
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know, and it's gone from the sky.
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That happened. That is technology that's here
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today that looks like there's a lot of evidence and that's
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hearing. I felt like backed that up a
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little bit more too. And I talk about this whole
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Immaculate constellation. It just makes Ashton Forbes look
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really like I've been telling you guys they film all this
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stuff. That's why there were two
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different pieces of footage on this.
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You know, let's they're filming everything.
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So he's. Now following us on the X by the
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way. Oh, is he?
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He is. He isn't following him today.
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Watch. I watched that video that you
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sent me or that spaces or whatever, and.
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Fascinating. Yeah.
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He talked a little bit about that, that Dome.
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And now we've had these cameras that are, you know, infrared,
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regular cameras, all that stuff. Like, what do you think's all up
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there in space? You know, it's not just
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satellites to do the Internet. Just.
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Starlink though? Probably more Starlinks out
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there now than anything most likely.
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Yeah, there's a lot of the ton of that, but they're they're
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looking at everything. It's like a what sort of Nancy
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Mace. I was looking at a little
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YouTube video today where she was talking about that hearing
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and like talking about this whole Immaculate constellation.
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And that's like now this is there's evidence.
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There's evidence on this. There's document this is a
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program, you know, I mean, this is actually yeah.
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They, they know what's going on here, you know what I mean?
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They're seeing, there's even reports of like a, they said
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like a, a football size, I mean a football field size craft and
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they're looking down on it from a satellite above.
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It's hiding in the clouds, but the, the pictures being taken
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behind it and it's like it's monster craft, you know, like
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what is this? So that's got to be confirmed or
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whatever. So no, anyway, it's just, it's
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absolutely it's it's crazy. It's wild stuff, Yeah.
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Kind of leading off that, which is cool.
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I mean, I understand this whole hearing probably is not going to
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give us every video of every UIP, every film, right?
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There's this thing called the Galileo Project that Harvard
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started where it's basically going to be open source footage.
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They have these incredible. They almost look like UFOs
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themselves, but it's infrared thermal and it'll be like 24
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hour live stream. They're going to put them up all
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over the globe so people can always watch them.
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So that'll be really cool. But yeah.
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Oh wow, yeah, that will be awesome.
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Yeah. Things moving on here.
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Yep. Yeah, yeah.
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Yeah, things are just getting weird because they're they've,
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they're on here, they're on Earth, they're they're among us.
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Yeah, I think so too. I think 1 sitting across from
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me. Kind of agree.
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It's a good one. I mean, I think it's true I.
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Mean he's here to teach us. I think so too.
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I'm. Just trying to warn you guys,
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you know? Thank you.
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We need it. One of the cool things I they
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brought up in the hearing was they one of the congressional
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members posed a question, Are you sure these aren't humans?
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This could be trying, you know, some old guys like I was just
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trying to, you know, so he basically said, obviously we
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can't confirm nor deny that, right?
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But he was like, am I professional expertise?
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This is nonhuman. And one of the statistics you
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used to back that up was basically human body can
18:08
withstand 9 G's of force before it starts to black out, red out,
18:12
or even go into death, right? And that's like top of the line
18:15
pilots. The F16, which is one of the
18:18
most advanced space or aircrafts we've ever made before it starts
18:24
to fall apart. You can get to like 1617 GS
18:27
before the wings actually start to deteriorate and the
18:29
mechanical integrity of that structure starts to fall apart.
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He said there's recording these aircrafts going 2000 to 3000 GS,
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which is unheard of. So that means obviously there
18:42
might be some sort of, you know, interior protection, kind of
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like how I don't know, like you're not affected by the GS if
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you're inside of this this aircraft, but we never know, you
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know, so. And they may, their, their
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bodies may be made in a way that gravity doesn't affect them.
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Or I mean, obviously they're, they're not dying.
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So something's something's happening.
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That's crazy. Is there technology in that
19:08
plane to somehow create like a reverse inertia before you go
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into that position, right? You know what I mean, to kind of
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balance and offset. So it's just like you're in a,
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you know, a pivotal bubble or something.
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I don't know, man, it's crazy. It's it's, it's past our
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understanding. That's the whole purpose of it.
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You know what I mean? Like that's they're just way
19:28
behind us. So.
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But Bob Lazar can help help bridge that gap with your
19:33
understanding relatively fast, you know, I mean.
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He has that great bowling ball analogy where he talks about if
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you put a bowling ball on a, on a piece of foam and you like
19:43
push down in front of the bowling ball, that bowling ball
19:46
moves without you touching it. And he said there's some way
19:48
that that element 115 effects gravity to the point where the
19:52
ship isn't being propulsed, it's moving the gravity around it so
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that I can travel through space-time seamlessly.
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So. There's three really cool facts
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that I wrote down that I think are the most important.
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First of all, out of this hearings, they said that there's
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a new to Obviously we know the saucers, we know the discs, we
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know the boomerangs, we know the Tic Tacs, the crosses, even
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sometimes there was a new one they had footage of where it
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looks like a huge jellyfish floating over the ocean with no
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obvious signs of propulsion, but it had like legitimate dangling
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things under it and they were like this.
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So they're just getting fancy. They're just, they're just
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running up the score on us now with these shapes.
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Or do you think it's because we just now we have more cameras?
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I think it's probably we're now seeing now that we're looking
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for them and we have the technology to see these, you
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know, so. Yeah, I mean, there's literal
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eyes in the sky. Everybody has a camera pretty
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much for the most part, cameras mounted on ships and things like
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that, that are out in the ocean. And then just the military
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technology that's out there. And and as you say, we're
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actively seeming to be looking for them a little bit more than
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than ever before because it's it's real and everybody knows.
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And we're having these congressional hearings about
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this stuff. But guess what?
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It's not just being blasted everywhere.
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At least it isn't on my feed like on in Twitter and on X.
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Like you would think that that would be up at the top.
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You'd think Elon Musk would be talking about this stuff.
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He can't. Either I can't, I can't believe
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either. It was funny.
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I didn't know anything about this hearing until Bowser sent
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me that text last night. I had no idea there was a
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hearing today. It's like an, it's really,
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there's been a few people go out and talk about it, but like it's
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kind of got brushed under the rug.
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It was, it came in quietly right after the election.
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You know, they everybody's just kind of like taking a like a
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decompress. Oh, by the way, we're going to
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do another UFO congressional hearing.
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What? Yeah, I don't.
21:52
Know that's exactly kind of like Jeff Landry did with Omar the
21:55
Tiger at LSU, you know, just kind of slipped that in.
21:58
And then that Sunday, they've made one of the biggest tax
22:02
decisions that affects multiple, multiple things in the state,
22:06
including some other things. So yeah, it was just a.
22:09
It was just. AI saw with the student body, I
22:12
thought I saw with the student body voted to never ever allow a
22:15
tiger to walk into that stadium. I don't know if that happened,
22:18
but I hope that it did. I saw, I saw that today.
22:21
I saw that today. Like a report.
22:23
I don't know. I can't confirm it, you know.
22:25
That's crazy. You know, anyhow, I think that
22:27
guy. Thanks, Obama.
22:27
But can, yeah, can you please continue, Bowser?
22:31
We don't want to go off track here.
22:34
No. So as I was saying, there's the
22:36
three biggest takeaways that I had from reading everything and
22:38
watching that hearing were the first kind of branches off of
22:41
your military point where what they reported is that these
22:45
things are mainly spotted over highly secure military bases.
22:51
So that means that they know what we're doing, right?
22:54
Yeah. This is direct quote from the
22:57
from the document the US government has communicate with
23:00
non human life forms and these life forms can interfere with
23:04
our nuclear capabilities. So that's confirmation there.
23:08
The second kind of leads off of that, which is there's been
23:11
recorded talk of recovered alien bodies at the Pentagon which
23:15
have been collected for many years.
23:18
So that's crazy. And at the Pentagon.
23:23
The bodies are at the Pentagon. Yeah, I don't know if they are
23:26
anymore. You know it's.
23:28
Just like in, just like in in Independence Day.
23:32
This is great. Yeah, go ahead.
23:34
Or is it? It's something.
23:37
It is what it is. There was an interesting point
23:40
in the hearing where Dancy Mace asked the Luis Elizondo guy who
23:44
was kind of the main point of all this information.
23:46
She said, do we have the program, the Interstellar or
23:50
Immaculate Constellation program where we go out recover these
23:53
these Uaps and try to reverse engineer?
23:55
And he said yes. And then she said, do any US
23:58
contractors have the same? And he hesitated.
24:00
He said I would prefer to answer that in a closed session, ma'am.
24:04
So that means that I, if he, if he didn't know that that that
24:08
guys like Lockheed who aren't accountable to taxpayers, right?
24:12
No oversight. If he did, if he knew the, if he
24:16
knew these guys didn't have these programs, he'd say, I
24:18
don't believe so, or I don't have any knowledge of that or I
24:21
don't know. But because he's Underoath, he's
24:24
knows that he says, yes, they can come after him.
24:27
You know, they can whack this guy easier than than anybody
24:29
else. So he's like, let's, let's take
24:31
that off the books, so. Wise move.
24:35
That's that's scary. That's that's really scary.
24:38
Like you said, like, you know, there's no oversight over that.
24:40
There's, you know, they're kind of just running cowboy over
24:42
there. Let's see what we can do with
24:43
this technology. You know I don't.
24:45
Know, you know and I think the biggest take away from this
24:47
hearing is that was not we didn't learn anything relatively
24:50
new other than we got confirmation of what we had been
24:53
speculating for a couple years now is the case right.
24:56
So now that that's confirmed and we have some legitimate action
25:00
being taken by Congress, I also think the Trump administration
25:03
coming in is he's going to be a little bit more lenient with
25:06
this, with this information. I think he's going to put some
25:08
people in place who will allow for some of this to come out in
25:11
a safe manner. You know, I think it is
25:14
important. We can't probably just dump
25:15
everything we know about it because then, you know, people
25:19
would freak out. But I.
25:21
Mean you're going to uncover JF KS assassination.
25:24
Who knows what that's tied back to.
25:26
I mean, it just goes all the way back.
25:29
Even listen to to what's his name?
25:32
Ashton. Ashton Forbes.
25:34
Yeah, I. Mean even listen to him, you
25:37
know, you go back to to Tesla and and and and Einstein having
25:43
parts of that in the 1943 deal. What is that 1943 deal that
25:47
they're talking about, Bowser? I'm not sure exactly what that
25:52
is. That's an Ashton thing, yeah.
25:55
I guess so, yeah. And, and I'm not either.
25:57
He goes back and starts looking at the and 'cause he's more
26:00
concerned about the energy side of this and the technology that
26:02
that we have, that we're covering up, that we don't have.
26:05
That's the big part that he gets into.
26:07
So I don't know exactly what the 1943 is.
26:09
He's, he's such a deep dive dude, right?
26:11
You know? Well, I know Tesla, the Tesla's
26:14
engineering and his discoveries and electricity, I know it.
26:17
That's the the conspiracy behind it is that Edison shut him down
26:21
for, you know, capitalistic purposes being like, I need, we
26:24
need a monopoly on this market, blah, blah, blah.
26:26
But what he was diving into and what he was figuring out is
26:29
really tragic that it didn't take traction in the world.
26:32
So but. Yeah, yeah.
26:35
You ever play? Did you ever play the video game
26:37
Red Dead Redemption 2? We're the greatest of all time.
26:43
No doubt, no doubt. Well, I love the the guy who was
26:46
basically Tesla and and that and you had to do all those
26:50
missions. I thought that was just a nice
26:51
touch. It was fun, but it was that kind
26:54
of energy and stuff. I mean it, it works.
26:57
It's been proven that it works and he was obviously super sharp
27:02
cat, but anyhow. I'll have to look into that 1943
27:06
meeting because that sounds that sounds what that.
27:10
Is what they're talking about because I it has to do something
27:15
with energy, something to do, I guess would probably would
27:18
nuclear things. I would think at that point in
27:22
time is is it would be all that. Yeah, it would it would make
27:27
sense that if you're close to building a nuclear bomb, and I
27:29
mean, if you've seen the movie Oppenheimer and shows kind of
27:32
that lead up of how Seminole that was for the world.
27:36
Those guys knew like, hey, this is going to change everything,
27:39
right. So it would make sense that
27:41
you'd call on Einstein and Tesla and be like, all right, what,
27:44
what could go wrong, you know? There'd be a couple good and
27:50
they didn't know they didn't know everything.
27:52
They, you know, even even then it's, it's crazy that the stuff
27:57
still that gets proven from them that they did all the way back
28:01
then. And it, it's 50-60 eighty years
28:04
later. Oh yeah, that.
28:07
They were right. And I think that's one of the
28:09
most valid answers to when these aliens started showing up is as
28:14
soon as we let the nuke off, they were probably like, what
28:16
are these monkeys doing? Oh, they have nukes.
28:18
We got to start monitoring just. Let these these monkeys, these
28:24
guys are going to kill themselves if.
28:26
They're going to flat out blow themselves up and I think
28:29
ultimately, at the end of the day, that's what's going to
28:31
happen to all of us. That's how it's how it's going
28:35
to go down. Isn't that crazy that we just so
28:38
Dang like narcissistic as a, as a, just a, as a, as beings.
28:45
At the end of the day, we're just going to blow each other
28:47
up. We're all going to blow the
28:48
whole plane. So somebody's going.
28:50
To just to prove a point. Just to prove a point that's
28:53
exactly right. So I that's crazy.
28:56
Hopefully that's why they're here, yeah.
28:58
I'm hoping that they're here to prevent that and to kind of help
29:02
us out. And maybe they're the they're
29:05
the protectors of Earth. Maybe this has happened before?
29:08
Maybe so because they want to blow us up themselves.
29:11
They could have done that already, you know.
29:13
Yeah, they could take over. There's no they're bigger,
29:16
better, stronger. Yeah, We have no chance.
29:20
There's also that great analogy where it's like when you pass an
29:23
anthill, like the ants don't know you're there, right?
29:26
So and then finally one day maybe you step on one or two and
29:29
they're like, what's going on? There's this huge rubber thing
29:31
that's killing our buddies or whatever.
29:33
So maybe it's possible it's like that zoo theory where they kind
29:36
of look at us like zoo, they're kind of monitoring us and we
29:39
have no idea, you know, we can't see where they're at.
29:41
But now that we're in, technology has become
29:44
exponential to the point where now we're starting to wake up
29:46
and be like, what's going on? So yeah.
29:49
And what is happening? Yeah.
29:53
So I'm really, I'm really happy with the congressional hearing.
29:55
I thought it was a good step forward.
29:57
Like I said, that's not like they came out with a Gray guy
30:00
and was escorted Nancy Mesa. That would have been pretty
30:03
cool, but it's a good step forward.
30:07
I think it's going to set the groundwork for some good
30:10
investigations into these. I think that in the coming
30:12
months, we're going to have a lot of information come out and
30:15
it's going to be in just like bureaucratic DoD documents,
30:20
probably redacted, but there's going to be some bread crumbs in
30:23
there that we'll find and we'll we'll get to the Tigbit,
30:25
Tigsbits audience so. Yes, we will.
30:29
Yes, we will. I put I got to pose a question
30:31
here like if tomorrow, like some, you know, major emperor of
30:37
some world shows up in a in a giant craft, you know, like, oh,
30:40
they're here. You know what I mean, floating
30:42
up there and they demand for a spokesman to come up.
30:44
Who's that spokesperson? I think I know who it is.
30:47
It's got to be right. Who do we send from one person
30:50
from Earth? I mean, I'm sending Donald Trump
30:53
for sure. No, I'm sending.
30:56
Tries to give him the handshake, pull him in, give.
30:58
Me, give me Elon. You got to give me Elon.
31:00
I think Elon Earth. I think he's Earth
31:03
Representative I. Don't know if he's from here
31:06
though. I, you know, I don't know if
31:07
he's from Earth. That's.
31:09
True, that's a problem. For you, we'd send him up and
31:11
he'd be like, thanks, I'm going home.
31:14
Exactly, Rainy says Elon. Elon is a Elon is.
31:22
He's Earth's. Yeah, he should be Earth's
31:23
representative. Maybe this he's the minister of
31:27
information for Earth, kind of like Matthew McConaughey is Tex
31:31
is the whatever, whatever. He is the minister.
31:35
Or we could really mess with him and send Shaq and then Brad
31:39
Holmes the the Midget. I think he's the Game of Thrones
31:41
actor, so he might be the comedian, but just really throw
31:44
him off. Be like, what's going on here?
31:46
These are the two extremes. There is no middle with US
31:51
middle. Nuclear bombs.
31:57
Wow. Awesome.
31:59
I mean, that's a good question, Blasey.
32:01
I mean, who is your representative?
32:03
And I'm sure that there are other foreign powers and people
32:06
in foreign countries. It would be like y'all don't
32:09
need these clowns go and you need this guy.
32:11
This is our guy. We just don't know.
32:15
Yeah, we. Just don't know who they are.
32:16
But you send Zelensky up, they'll ask him for some money.
32:23
Hey guys, I got this. I just think we're, I think
32:26
we're closer to that date where they eventually go like, OK,
32:29
these guys are in the know now. The whole planet's up in arms.
32:32
They demand answers. We got to go down there and talk
32:34
to them. I think best time to do it would
32:36
be the Super Bowl half time Show the Super Bowl that.
32:39
Would be awesome. Yeah.
32:40
Yeah, we should schedule. It, I mean, I think that's also
32:43
been portrayed in movies, but it, it would make sense.
32:47
You have the world's attention. All eyes are a lot.
32:52
A majority of eyes all across the world are watching.
32:57
What better time than to make a statement talk?
33:00
About a Goodyear the second moment.
33:03
What would you even play? The second-half or?
33:05
Like God, no. If that happened, there's no way
33:07
there's riots everywhere. Detroit is gone.
33:11
No, Dan Cambrian partially gone. Like he.
33:15
Philadelphia. Done.
33:17
Yeah, They're the first I think of.
33:19
I don't know why. Just like they're they're going
33:21
at it. Dan Campbell would be pissed.
33:23
He'd be like, get off my field. We got a game to play.
33:26
It's a. Football guy.
33:28
I I mean, I would feel the same way too.
33:30
Like what's going to happen in the second-half?
33:32
Let's, let's keep going. We'll deal with this later.
33:36
Looks like the world's dealing with it.
33:37
But it would just be pure chaos. Just chaos.
33:42
Wow, it really would be. It would be nuts.
33:45
That's I think we're closer to that more these hearings keep
33:47
coming out and more information that keeps being released.
33:50
Like eventually they got to, they got to talk to the damn
33:53
ants. You know, look at your ants.
33:57
I will say 1 little, 1 little bit before before we wrap up the
34:01
aliens is the one other thing I think did I say this already
34:04
that Lockheed was in the process of transferring non human
34:07
technology to Bigelow Aerospace before the CIA shut it down.
34:11
So they were working on yeah, they were working on spreading
34:15
this around other people. And then CI came was like, Nope,
34:18
can't do that. So I think Lockheed is the
34:21
Lockheed is the guys that you think they.
34:24
You think they know more than anybody, more than Boeing or any
34:27
you think it's. Lockheed, I think there's a
34:29
conglomerate of high-ranking Pentagon officials and Lockheed
34:32
Martin guys that are interchangeable.
34:35
They're lifelong contractors and I think they're the ones that
34:37
have this on, on locks. So and you know, if it, if it's
34:41
for a good reason, you know, if it comes out that they were
34:43
hiding it for a good reason, then all power to them.
34:46
But, you know, I, I think it's probably more of a, you know,
34:50
like Lord of the Rings, once you have the ring of power, you
34:53
don't want to let it go. So.
34:55
Right. I mean, if, if, Can you imagine
34:57
if we actually have had free energy since the 40s, You know,
35:02
for almost 100 years we've just casually have had it, but we
35:06
haven't known exactly what to do with it.
35:08
But you can have, you don't need electricity anymore.
35:11
You just have this, this is all that you need.
35:13
It eliminates all these businesses you don't need.
35:17
I mean to that trickle down that would go.
35:20
From it would be. Devastating for all economies,
35:25
for all around the world. And I you have to think that
35:29
that's the only reason that these governments withhold this
35:32
information. It's like they're sitting on the
35:35
ultimate trump card. And they have them in Russia,
35:38
they have them in France, they have these everywhere.
35:41
And I think that the leaders know.
35:44
Anybody who has a military would know that these things exist.
35:51
Oh yeah, you know, yeah. I mean, we, we've got a
35:54
question. Our our boy, our DJ Jacob
35:58
Treyhan. Asked us.
35:59
That's our DJ. That's right.
36:01
That's our DJ, that's right. He that.
36:04
He wanted to know about. The the Tic Tac.
36:07
That was playing that a little Mandir David Flavors, I believe.
36:10
Basically, that was one of the first footage, piece of footage
36:12
that came out. I think it was 2021, maybe even
36:17
20/19. It was the legitimate F16
36:21
footage off of the USS Niman's I believe, where they saw that
36:25
they got really radar locked on these Tic Tacs moving around.
36:29
And the best thing about that video is hearing the pilots talk
36:31
to each other 'cause they're like, look at that.
36:33
What is that? It's moving like crazy, you
36:35
know, and all of a sudden it just blasts off.
36:38
One of the cooler stories about that is that they reported that
36:41
one time they were doing a training mission, right?
36:43
And so these coordinates have been pre mapped out.
36:46
They start at one point during this mission, they see the tech
36:50
tack, they start, you know, following that, they're like,
36:52
all right, hold on, let's put this training mission on close.
36:55
All of a sudden Tic Tac like 6060 miles in the blink of an
36:59
eye goes to the point that they were going to end their training
37:02
mission on. They're like, how did it know
37:04
where we were starting and ending?
37:06
They're like this. There's no way that's chance.
37:07
But yeah. So yeah, good question, Jacob.
37:09
I love it. That's that's a really good
37:11
rabbit hole to go down there is David Fravers.
37:13
He's come out about a lot of this.
37:14
I think he'll play a big role in a lot of this coming out in the
37:17
near future. So.
37:19
Yeah, I mean, you can go and watch some of his interviews and
37:22
stuff on Joe Rogan. And I mean, it's hard to, it's
37:27
hard to sit there and and listen to to those guys and be like,
37:31
you know what? They're flat out liars.
37:34
You know, in our Bubba show, that we, in our Bubba show that
37:38
we did, we kind of talked a little bit about your boy Matt
37:40
Geitz and how he's maybe not necessarily like the most
37:46
believable looking person. Like you look at that guy and
37:49
you're like, yeah, he's kind of full of it.
37:50
You know, he's those guys. I don't get that vibe from them.
37:56
Like they're. Telling the truth?
37:58
No, not at all. They're not at all.
38:01
Trying to make money. They don't have book deals.
38:03
They're not they haven't capitalized on this fame, if you
38:08
will at all. So I think that they're doing it
38:11
for the right reasons. And I mean, the videos don't
38:13
lie. That's insane things that are
38:16
unexplainable. Dust doesn't move like that.
38:21
Just you know, you can't replicate it unless it's
38:25
actually happening. And I'm, I'm hoping that what
38:29
these hearings do and what these, this new information
38:31
coming out does is inspire more people to come out and say,
38:35
yeah, we saw this, I have this footage, we have this documents.
38:38
There's, I'm hoping that this will inspire people who have
38:41
been kind of suppressed by this information to come out and, you
38:44
know, open it up to the world. So because the more dots we can
38:47
start to connect, the more we can kind of piece it all
38:48
together. For sure, for sure Chad, y'all
38:55
need to chime in too. You got some questions for
38:57
Bowser. We kind of wanted to get that
38:59
part of this out. You got to get it all explained.
39:03
Take a deep breath. And I mean.
39:05
It's a lot to. It's a lot to unpack and and
39:08
digest and if you were with us the last time we visited with
39:11
Bowser, that was a lot to to unpack and digest.
39:15
But we talked a lot about showed videos in that one of of the tic
39:19
tac. I do believe that we that we
39:21
have that and a couple of couple of other videos that we added to
39:25
that whole conversation too. So go back.
39:28
Can't remember the name of it right now, but it it has the
39:30
same thumbnail that this one does with the little aliens
39:34
until I change it where Lauren will be the the cover of this
39:39
thumbnail. I just hadn't had a chance to
39:40
make it yet. But it's I can't believe that
39:45
somehow or another our little show managed to catch the ear of
39:50
her that. We we are impacting
39:53
congressional hearings. Tigs Bits podcast, you heard it
39:56
here first, folks listen Tigs bits podcast is impacting
39:59
congressional hearings. Our questions are being answered
40:02
on You know. And that's historical record.
40:07
It's it's mind blowing. Historical.
40:08
Record. See, I sent a message to Alex
40:09
Stein. I asked him do he have a
40:10
question? And I was like, because I was
40:12
reaching out, you know this. Is your chance.
40:14
And yeah, I didn't get anything from him.
40:16
Now he hearted it and thought it was great, but you know, it was
40:19
like 45 minutes later. I mean, it was a 20 minute
40:21
little window thing that would never have been there.
40:24
It was a short. It was a short window to to.
40:26
Get but I I called on Chad and he delivered, you know.
40:29
He always does. He always does.
40:33
We need to. We need to get her on the show
40:35
now, somehow or another. We need to use your contact to
40:38
get. Her.
40:38
I'll see what I can do. I'm excited because my friend
40:41
will be moving. She'll be transitioning to the
40:43
White House team as soon as the Trump administration rolls in.
40:46
So cross fingers, maybe that gives us a little bit more
40:50
access to what we can uncover on the show, yes?
40:53
Exactly. We'll see what happens.
40:56
I think they grow legs this year, this 2025, maybe the year
41:00
of the alien. The year of the alien you know.
41:04
20/20/2024 and 2023 have been the years of AI.
41:09
Yeah, that's true. So I think it's all been a
41:13
setup. We figured out the like.
41:15
And we may be center stage to this thing, we may be right in
41:18
the middle of it. Tig Bits just lands itself right
41:20
in the middle of this whole the whole deal.
41:23
They'll play these clips in the documentary in 20 years.
41:27
They will they'll be like, how did those guys not have more
41:31
people, thousands and thousands of people watching them whenever
41:34
they went live? They have like 10 people in a
41:37
room. I don't understand what they're
41:39
doing. You know, it's like, hey.
41:43
Keep it going, keep it going, you know?
41:45
It's like investing in, you know, Apple, you know, in the
41:48
70s, you know what I mean? Or, you know, any other great
41:51
idea Tesla, you know, 10-15 years ago, you know, just like
41:54
it's the same thing, dude. That's exactly what takes bits
41:56
is we're getting we're going to bring so much to the table with
42:00
a with our alien experts that we have here, which he right now
42:03
he's he's he's run to the front of the pack of the the leader of
42:06
our correspondents coming in. That can really drive change in
42:10
2025. So no pressure Bowser, I think,
42:13
but I but no, there's no pressure because I think he's
42:16
positioned properly. What I would like to do is next
42:19
time I didn't because of this whole hearing, I've been a
42:22
little unprepared. I would like to prepare.
42:24
I'm assuming that with this hearing, a lot of footage is
42:27
going to come out. There's going to be some new
42:28
stuff. There's obviously already videos
42:30
out there like the Nimitz, Tic Tac and all that, but it'd be
42:33
really cool to put together a montage of all the different
42:35
sightings, all the different ways that these things are
42:38
operating. You're of the alien.
42:39
Let's go, Paul. But it'd be really cool to put
42:42
that together just so we can sit there, watch it, comment on it.
42:45
People can see and they can be like, oh wow, that's we had
42:47
we've seen all this. That's crazy.
42:49
So. Yeah, this all, this whole show
42:51
just kind of developed last night.
42:53
I'm not going to lie to everybody.
42:54
Blasey and I were going to film a Thanksgiving show that would
42:57
be released on on our right now TV and we have scratched the
43:02
Thanksgiving show maybe period, but we may go live on
43:06
Thanksgiving week Blacy and and do a Thanksgiving show.
43:10
Never know, we'll see. We'll.
43:11
See, and who knows, that might be the new Pilgrims and Indians
43:14
is us and the aliens, they might come on Thanksgiving.
43:17
We'll have a little get together, you know?
43:19
As long as they're as long as we're not their feast, then I'm
43:22
cool with it. Yeah.
43:24
I just don't want to be on their menu.
43:26
True, and they're not going. On I don't know what one tastes
43:30
like, but I guarantee you somebody in South Louisiana
43:33
does. It's funny, I wonder if any guys
43:39
in the Pentagon ever like took a bite out of one of their the
43:42
aliens legs. Be like, we're just saying like
43:44
cook it up, you know, a little BBQ sauce.
43:47
You got to see what it tastes like, you know?
43:49
How would a million percent cook cook an alien just to see what?
43:53
What you get on that backstrap, I bet that backstraps tender
43:55
like it is only. If they're listening, we're.
43:57
Just totally backstrap. Total joke guys, total joke.
44:01
They just, they already, they can read our thoughts.
44:04
If they're they're here, they're way ahead of us.
44:07
Like that's exactly an Ant is exactly what we are.
44:11
We're just a little bug to them. They're bugs to us, that's true.
44:14
We're little. We're just little bugs to them.
44:17
But yeah, I guarantee you you could slow smoke one at 2:50.
44:24
Get that falling right off the bone.
44:25
Especially them smaller ones, kind of like a small little, you
44:28
know, like you do. Yeah, like a yearling pig.
44:31
A little bitty alien would be. You know, it's delicious.
44:34
No one's ever had a better alien.
44:38
What's for dinner, Mom, while we're in galore from Jupiter?
44:43
Like, oh man, yeah. Where do you think they come
44:48
from though? You mentioned wormholes.
44:52
Yeah, so I mean, people have speculation.
44:55
It's obviously either somewhere interstellar, you know, other
44:57
galaxies, other places in the universe.
45:01
Wormholes are big if you can come from other, if you believe
45:03
in the multiverse theory, and you could travel through those,
45:06
right? Some people believe they're
45:08
demons. So you know, some sort of
45:10
angelic demonic that's flying around.
45:13
So you know, like I said, I'm hoping that we can start to
45:17
figure that out because the video isn't all is cool, but the
45:21
speculation on where the hell are they, you know, where where
45:24
they coming from? That would be really cool to
45:26
figure out. So.
45:27
Where do you where do you think Earth will be 100 years from now
45:31
with technology? Where do you think civilization
45:35
will be 100 years from now with the alien answer?
45:38
Wow. I think we'll have it.
45:42
I think I, I think, I think within 100 years we'll have it.
45:46
And I think within 1000 years we'll be the aliens for the next
45:50
apes we find, you know? You think we'll start to leave
45:54
Earth and go to other start to explore other planets within
45:56
1000 years? I'm optimistic, yeah.
45:59
I think within 100 years we'll be starting to travel to Mars.
46:03
Hopefully we can get some sort of I must whole plan, which I
46:07
really expect on Mars is like the people who give grief to
46:11
that idea or thinking that he's trying to open up like resorts
46:14
there and stuff. And there's like, why would I
46:15
ever go live on Mars? It's like it's a it's a hedge
46:18
for humanity. You know, if something wipes
46:21
this planet out, we need to have another place so that we don't
46:23
lose the light of consciousness. So.
46:26
Speaking of Elon, do you think he's taking on a little bit too
46:30
much, Too much more than he can chew, basically.
46:34
I mean, you can only do so many things.
46:37
But, but, but he's the guy, if anybody can do it, it's him,
46:41
right? I mean, he continues to, he
46:43
always adds and adds and adds. I mean, you know what I mean?
46:47
That's the only thing that's consistent about him is he
46:49
continues to add and he has the capacity to do so somehow, you
46:52
know what I mean? He doesn't take away from
46:53
anything that's going on 'cause he puts the right people in
46:55
place to, to run the things behind him and he goes in and
46:58
checks in on them, you know what I mean?
46:59
So I don't know. I say no, I think he's capable
47:02
of this and probably more. It's going to be interesting to
47:04
find out. I, I, I just, I don't know.
47:08
I don't know. I mean, I, there's no reason for
47:11
me to say that, that he can't because he hasn't proven any any
47:15
different, like you said. So I mean, I'm pulling for him.
47:18
I love Elon, I love what he's done with XI.
47:21
Know a lot of people are are leaving X Speaking of, if you're
47:24
going to leave X, you don't have to be all dramatic and leave a
47:29
post and say I'm leaving. Just just leave.
47:33
You're not. You're not dying.
47:35
You're not dying. It's not the end of the world.
47:38
It's a social media platform and you're going to be everywhere
47:40
else. Guess what?
47:42
If we left X tomorrow, no one would care.
47:45
No one would care. They would find us on Facebook
47:48
or somewhere else. It's so stupid.
47:51
That's just a little pet peeve. I had that in my show notes for
47:54
our show before this place. That one to hit.
47:57
It makes sense to talk about it now.
48:00
You got to if you're going to leave Don Lemon, I'm looking at
48:03
you others a dude that we do our that we do that we do our right
48:09
now TV with he's gone the film critic guy he's.
48:14
Oh, is he really? Yeah, he's like, I'm out on
48:16
Twitter now. Now is the time that you like.
48:21
It wasn't it wasn't a year ago whenever every post that you saw
48:26
had porn in it somehow or another, just about just full
48:31
on, you know, that didn't do it. That was the child.
48:35
All of that, none of that did it.
48:37
But Trump winning the election, that's what's going to push you
48:40
over. I think it's more that Elon owns
48:43
it more than anything. But so you're going to go to a
48:47
better place that's ran by Mark Zuckerberg.
48:50
All right dude, good freaking luck and thanks for telling us
48:56
'cause no one gave a shit. No, not at all man.
49:00
Like really not. That's probably his most viewed
49:02
video. I think that was his highest
49:05
viewed video, probably on the XI.
49:06
Had no idea. I'm just saying that, but I bet
49:07
it is. John Lemons.
49:09
Yeah, that was yeah. I've never seen, I didn't know
49:11
his own ex. I I remember that first
49:12
interview he did and he botched that whole interview.
49:15
And after that I hadn't heard from him.
49:17
I thought he was. I thought he left then.
49:19
I didn't know he was even. Here, Yeah.
49:20
I thought he left after the whole botched Elon interview as
49:23
well. And it's like, oh, your show
49:24
continues. What happened is he thought, I
49:28
think that he actually thought he was going to come on to X and
49:32
compete with Tucker Carlson. He did.
49:35
He actually. I think he really thought that
49:38
he got fired from CNN for God knows what, though I will admit
49:43
he's from Baton Rouge. We we, we got to claim him, I
49:47
guess, at his New Year's Eve shows.
49:50
Those were hilarious when he would cut like he was great.
49:54
Other than that, I think he'd be a fun dude to drink a beer with,
49:56
hang around. Other than that, no, I'm sorry.
49:59
He's a he's a drama queen. Hey, I will say as Vivek and
50:04
Elon start this doge department of government efficiency, a lot
50:08
of people are going to. Come to fruition.
50:09
That's crazy. I mean, it's crazy.
50:11
And then another big news from today is RFK is second health
50:15
minister, I believe, right. So that'll be cool.
50:17
I know he's got a lot of avant-garde ideas that I think
50:20
will be healthier for America. But as these people start to
50:23
implement these ideas and people lose their jobs and industry
50:26
start to kind of shake a little bit, be weary of some hit pieces
50:31
on these people. Oh, there's going to be some
50:33
stuff. There's going to be some.
50:35
Yeah, it's about to start. Just be aware.
50:37
It's about. To start now, they're going to
50:39
lead that all through December and then jump right in once
50:44
confirmation starting in late late January, early February.
50:49
Yeah, they're building it up. The the, the, the folks who
50:53
didn't win the election are going to have they're going to
50:56
come back and they're going to fire back and they're they're
51:00
going to they're going to land some shots.
51:01
It's. Going to be interesting if there
51:03
are no hearings because they recess the hearings and they
51:07
drive all these people through immediately.
51:10
See, there's the that's what he's pushing for because he
51:12
didn't have time to wait. He's got four years and he's
51:15
like, let's, let's, let's don't do the dog and pony show.
51:18
It is kind of ridiculous. They do that dog and pony show.
51:20
At the end of the day, they always get confirmed.
51:23
This is something crazy. Something crazy.
51:26
You're fired. You're bad guy.
51:28
And they and you. Yeah, he wants them in post
51:30
immediately so they can start making change immediately, which
51:33
I get and I, so we'll see. And if if the, you know,
51:36
Congress supports it and there's a majority there, 5253 or
51:39
whatever it is, they can recess that and roll on.
51:43
Although I guess the Dems can filibuster, but I don't know,
51:45
dude, it's wild. It's.
51:46
They will filibuster, I promise you, Paul Rogers says.
51:50
Will I lose my diet? Do RFK That's that is
51:55
potentially at at risk. They finally are lost.
52:00
They're going to make January 6th look like a playground, I'll
52:03
tell you that. If they take away Diet Coke from
52:05
this country. I don't think I, I think that
52:10
RFK junior knows he can't do it all in one sweep.
52:13
And I've even heard him say, you know, I, I eat French fries, you
52:18
can go, you're going to do that stuff from time to time.
52:21
It's just overall the diet that that we're feeding our children
52:25
and I, I look around. It's terrible.
52:27
It is overall, it's terrible. Everything in the house.
52:30
I'm glad he's there and I think it's going to be nothing but
52:31
good that's going to come out of this, you know what I mean?
52:33
So. But I think it's going to drive
52:35
the price up of everything and I don't know if everybody's
52:39
prepared for that. I'm hoping his tactic behind it
52:43
is not like ban stuff he deems unhealthy and pushes healthy
52:47
stuff. I'm hoping it's more of find
52:49
economic ways so that they can, the healthier options can battle
52:54
with the unhealthy options and people can then naturally take
52:56
those, you know, get it's, it should be education and then
52:59
finding ways we can make these products as cheap or if not
53:02
cheaper than what's already out there.
53:04
I totally agree. Just just just creating and
53:06
expanding access. Let's figure out how we do that.
53:09
Like you said, let's don't just ban the bad.
53:11
Let's just offer better options for the good and promote good
53:14
and make sure let's find a way to make it accessible for
53:16
everybody and education. You know what I mean?
53:19
That's that's just a huge part of it, right.
53:20
So I think that's going to be the biggest challenge and the
53:23
biggest opportunity as well. So, you know, I, I, I think, I
53:26
think, I think it's good. Yeah.
53:28
I don't think Trump, I don't think anybody's going to go hold
53:30
on, hold on this. We're not going to sink the
53:32
ship. You know what I mean?
53:33
In order to do this. Like no, it's not worth the same
53:36
thing. Craft ain't going out of the.
53:37
Elon, with electric cars versus gas, you still got to have
53:40
fossil fuel vehicles and, and, and, you know, trucks and
53:43
everything to keep this country rolling.
53:45
Like even Elon recognizes that, so they're not going to let him
53:49
do that with food when Elon's not even doing that with cars.
53:53
No, but if we can. Get back to making food.
53:56
Like when we were kids and I was having this conversation with a
54:00
gentleman yesterday. He kind of turned me on to this
54:04
guy. I'm looking at my notes.
54:05
I wrote, wrote it down. A doctor or Bobby Farish or
54:11
Bobby Parish. I think it's Farish that he's on
54:14
YouTube. He makes soaps and stuff like
54:16
that. These are all these natural
54:17
things that take a lot of those chemicals and stuff out that RFK
54:21
Junior's talking about and he has a doctor Bronner as well
54:26
that these, he just started telling me.
54:28
I wrote these down, these down to start going down some of
54:30
these rabbit holes. Our diet is just so toxic that
54:36
he and he and his wife both suffered from something.
54:40
Just he had indigestion a lot upset stomachs, just gut health
54:45
was bad, which is what all of that stuff leads to.
54:49
It's, it's, it's poisons. And they started eating clean.
54:54
They eat more vegan like, you know, which that would be damn
54:58
near impossible for me to do, but I, I, I get it.
55:02
They're eating clean. They're using clean soaps, clean
55:05
products, you know, everything, washing their clothes in the
55:09
different detergents and stuff that they're making that is not
55:13
a that are chemical free or, or are free from all that stuff,
55:17
which would be going back to the ways it was in Red Dead
55:20
Redemption too. And back in those days of making
55:23
lie and so bad a lie and stuff like.
55:25
That and that also solves a lot of problems with people, you
55:28
know, instead of going to the doctor and you know, get a
55:31
surgery, taking a pill. A lot of people have come out
55:34
over the past 10 years with this new science and gut health and
55:36
everything of just like instead of addressing the systems and
55:39
symptoms, address the cause of the symptoms.
55:42
And a lot of that is health diet, you know, that can that
55:45
can cure a lot. So you.
55:48
You put garbage into it, it's going to, you're going to get
55:51
garbage out. I mean, that's just a simple
55:52
little, you know, we all know that.
55:54
And when you look at food, dude, it's if you're opening something
55:57
out of a package, to me, it's just so simple.
55:59
If you're opening something out of a package, like you know
56:00
what, you have to do it from time to time, but just no,
56:04
that's really not good. It needs to be fresh, fresh
56:06
fruits and vegetables, meats. Make sure you know where you're
56:09
sourcing them from. Dude.
56:11
It's that's what it's all about. If it's less packages that
56:14
you're using, shop at the walls or grocery store instead of the
56:17
inside aisles as much if most of your consumptions coming out
56:20
there, you're probably going to be OK.
56:22
You can always keep fine tuning this thing and start doing, I
56:25
get the soaps and some of the chemicals and all that stuff,
56:27
but by the end of the day what you're putting into your body.
56:29
That's a big your fuel. Yeah, the fuel that you're
56:32
doing, and, you know, I'm a big believer.
56:34
Cancer is a foodborne illness. And so it's, you know, like,
56:38
eat, eat, eat good stuff, man. You know what I mean?
56:40
Eat fresh or good stuff so. I'm hoping that that is going to
56:44
be the case with RFK Junior, that he's going to help to help
56:48
to get America's diet at least moving back in the right
56:51
direction. 4 years is not enough to change everything for, you
56:56
know, but if we can stop where we're going, where we've been
57:01
going, and maybe start to just reverse that course a little
57:04
bit, hopefully after this administration, that momentum
57:08
will continue and we can start to reverse some of that a little
57:12
bit. And you know, I mean it, that
57:14
ain't going to be good for the pharmaceutical companies that
57:17
are out there and people won't be taking as much medicine and
57:20
stuff like that, but would be good for the population, which
57:24
needs to repopulate, by the way. So we need a healthy world that
57:30
is repopulating. Otherwise, some narcissist is
57:34
going to blow this whole damn place up like we talked about at
57:37
the. Very beginning.
57:38
Of the show. You're right, you're right.
57:41
You know, you said something a minute ago.
57:43
I got to think about that Charlie Daniels song Simple Man.
57:45
You got to watch where you go in and know where you've been, you
57:48
know, and it's like, I just I don't know why that's the first
57:52
thing that came to mind when you said that though, But so that's
57:54
and that's absolutely true. You know what I mean?
57:55
Like just keep it simple, man, you know what I mean?
57:57
So just. Keep it simple, man.
57:59
That's exactly right, that same guy told me.
58:01
I thought you may find this interesting.
58:03
Blasey, he said he had when he has upset an upset stomach, he
58:08
drinks warm peppermint tea and he's like that first sip or two.
58:14
Once his gut, once your gut was once he got his gut right, he's
58:17
like, if my stomach got a little upset, I'll just drink a little
58:20
peppermint tea and instantly went away.
58:25
It's like, that's interesting stuff.
58:28
We were doing an enrollment we were talking about.
58:31
Enrolling. In the benefits and and all of
58:34
that stuff and our conversation just went way off of the rails.
58:38
I don't know how we even got to that, but I told him I was like,
58:42
dude, I'm writing down stuff on a sticky note right now.
58:45
You're educating me. I'm supposed to be educating you
58:48
about insurance products here. I am about to have all I want of
58:53
deep rabbit holes. Y'all heard it here first.
58:58
Expect some time in the next few months for us to address some of
59:03
this stuff. Whenever you see old Tiggy's
59:06
growing his hair out, he looks like a hippie.
59:08
And I had I smell like one too because I dove into all these
59:14
earthy things. We'll see if that takes place.
59:19
Hey, I mean, you never know. Good for you.
59:22
That's probably when the aliens will come.
59:23
You'll, you'll be in the woods somewhere I'll be.
59:26
Like, you know what? I should have just kept that.
59:28
Damn Ivory Soap. He won't even get near that
59:30
microphone anymore. He found out about what it does
59:32
too, and they've across the room yelling at me like our shows are
59:37
like they're getting worse, buddy.
59:38
It's. Getting worse, That's right,
59:41
Paul says. I have black, have coffee.
59:43
Black. It's an acquired taste, but it's
59:46
where that's. I don't drink a lot of coffee,
59:48
but it's the only way I do drink coffee.
59:51
The very few. Times I drink coffee, I drink it
59:53
straight. I remember this guy, I said,
59:55
that's good, Paul, to say that because there's this dude, I was
59:58
actually training in a, in a different job and he came in as
1:00:01
a trainee. He's from where was he from?
1:00:02
Like Indiana, I think. And so we were, I was making
1:00:05
coffee that morning. I didn't drink a lot of coffee
1:00:06
up to then. I just started it when my oldest
1:00:09
son was born to stay awake. And so I was drinking coffee and
1:00:12
I would put a little Creamer in there, put a little bit of sugar
1:00:14
in there. And he was like, man.
1:00:16
He said, I drink my coffee black now.
1:00:18
He said how I did it was this guy told me, he said each day
1:00:21
someone just start drinking it black.
1:00:23
He said, I know you won't like it to begin with.
1:00:24
He said, but you take a sip of that coffee and every time you
1:00:27
take a sip, you verbally like audibly say that's the best sip
1:00:32
of coffee I've ever had in my life.
1:00:34
And he said you do that every single time.
1:00:36
He said, I promise you in like a week it it, it'll be just like
1:00:40
what you're experiencing right now, like, you know what I mean?
1:00:42
Like the same effect. And it's exactly what, and I
1:00:43
started doing it. I look like an idiot at times.
1:00:45
You know, this is the best cup of coffee I've ever had in my
1:00:47
life. And I was like, whatever, you
1:00:49
know, I was skeptical, dude. Sure enough, they changed where
1:00:52
black coffee. I drink black coffee, you know
1:00:54
what I mean? Like it's every once in a while
1:00:56
I'll throw something in there if it's the worst coffee ever at a
1:00:58
crappy hotel, you know what I mean?
1:00:59
Just to make it drinkable. But like good coffee, you don't
1:01:02
need anything. Do you think that that that was
1:01:06
more of a psychology psychological ploy and the and
1:01:10
and it started to taste better. It still tasted the same as you
1:01:13
did on that first sip. Absolutely.
1:01:16
It is by mine. Yeah.
1:01:17
I told myself that, like, yeah, I laid down those neural
1:01:20
pathways in my brain and associated that with a positive
1:01:23
experience every time I took a sip.
1:01:25
Absolutely. You know what I mean?
1:01:27
Yes, I retained. A lot of things.
1:01:31
Tailgating is one of them. I'm not that drunk right now.
1:01:37
No, I am not. I'm not denied at all, but but
1:01:44
don't judge the footage that you'll see in Tales from the
1:01:46
Tailgate it we had a good time. We had a good time.
1:01:50
It was great. Well boys, anything else y'all
1:01:54
need to get off your chest? I'll just say thank you guys for
1:01:57
having me again. I'm really excited to see where
1:01:59
this leads us in the future. Honestly, and I know this was
1:02:02
spontaneous this time. Let's let's plan another couple
1:02:05
months. Let's see what comes out.
1:02:07
I would love to do another deep dive would love to send you some
1:02:09
stuff takes to get on the on the big screen, some good footage
1:02:12
because I know that's coming so. I love it.
1:02:14
I love it. We'll plan on doing that
1:02:16
probably just shortly right after the first of the year,
1:02:20
we'll have another PowerPoint presentation, drop videos, do
1:02:25
all of that stuff, so. Hopefully by then my friend's in
1:02:28
the in the big house and she can let us Privy to some, you know,
1:02:32
we'll say, we'll say. Maybe she even joins us that
1:02:35
night. Maybe she joins us that night of
1:02:37
the alien, the year of the alien.
1:02:39
The year of the Alien. Well, good seeing everybody
1:02:43
appreciate y'all chiming in, tuning in, listening.
1:02:47
This was more of a this is more of just like a regular show that
1:02:50
we'd normally film Blasey and we had a little audience, not as
1:02:55
much interaction tonight. They interacted with themselves.
1:02:58
We'll get back to that on our Thanksgiving show that we're
1:03:02
going to do that week sometime. So until then, no live next
1:03:08
week. We'll see y'all then.
1:03:10
Later.