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Whistleblower Says Aliens and Alien Ships Have been Recovered · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews you need to start your day.
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You're listening to the West Carol Morning Show. Friday morning, ninth day
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of June. I'm West, Thanks for joining me. Busy weekend ahead,
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busy day, busy tomorrow. But the Georgia Republican Convention taking place here in
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Columbus. If you are one of our listeners in the Chattahoochee Valley area,
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you've heard performer President Trump will be in the House, so to speak,
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or at least in the in the city limits. Right, He'll be in
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the trade center speaking at the convention on Saturday. I believe two thirty is
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the scheduled time for his speech. And this evening Carry Lake scheduled to speak
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and Asa Hutchinson and former Vice President Mike Pence. Hutchinson, I guess in
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town. Pence will be doing his by video, but I'll be addressing so
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that convention taking place here this weekend, and a lot of buzz about the
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fact that the former president will be here in Colment and not just at the
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airport. You know, we get a lot of politicians that will do the
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airport. Pop ends don't actually have to leave the airport people come to them.
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Well, in this case, at least for some you know, Pence
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is doing the video thing, so a big weekend in the Chattahoochee Valley in
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that regard, and some folks already kind of dreading some of the traffic situations
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that will be a part of all of that. And other topic I want
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to talk about, and this is about conspiracy theories, because as you know,
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we've had a number of accusations of conspiracy theory over the past year two
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years that have slowly started to become less conspiracy theories and more factual. And
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now I want to address the fact that I don't I've never been one of
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those people. I think the conspiracy theory thing can be fun for some cases.
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I think when you start talking about big picture things, then it becomes
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less fun and less amusing. The main thing I want to talk about with
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it today is one that probably falls more in the fun side of things.
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Although dot dot dot, that's there's the way. I have to leave it
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for the moment, and I'll come back to it. But I understand that
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there's been a number of conspiracy theories that people have discussed over the years.
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I mean, there's there's Jimmy Hoffa stories, there's JFK stories, there's even
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you know, I think there's some Lincoln store. I mean it, there's
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a lot that's really there's really, you know, there's the connections to Lincoln
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and JFK. Maybe therese aren't conspiracy theory, but people used to say there
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was some kind of weird connection between those two because of those coincidences. But
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anyway, some of those conspiracy I think the moon landing one, the flat
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Earth thing, there's a lot of things that people it's some of it comes
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from just being I guess misguided. Some of it comes from wanting to believe
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whatever the story is. I don't know. I don't know why anybody would
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want to think that the Earth was flat. I don't understand that desire.
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But there's people that want to believe that. But then there's some that are
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And I think the JFK stuff a little more sinister. I mean, I
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think you start really going down the wormhole there for something that it's a lot
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more at steak from some of the accusations that go there. The people who
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said, you know, Ted Cruz's dad was involved in JFK, and I
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mean all that stuff starts to get really much more serious. Right the moon
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landing. It's a popular one where people said, oh, we didn't really
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go to the moon, that was all faked, that was done in a
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studio, done in the desert, and all that stuff. I mean,
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that one probably fits somewhere. I know, there's the people who say it
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was really important that America won the race to the Moon, and that was
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important, So to try to take that away from the people who did it
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makes it more serious. And I think you know, the people that have
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called people by mistake, people like buzz Aldren a liar to his face and
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got punched for it, and those sorts of things. I mean, that's
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when you start start challenging somebody's credibility and their honesty, and sometimes you've earned
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a punch in the nose. But that's probably the closest to the one that
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I'm going to talk about today. But just to remind you, we've had
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a few here lately that have kind of been debunked, right, some of
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the COVID stuff got debunked, some of the Twitter stuff got debunked. There's
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been a few things that people have been able to say, look, this
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is this was far more sinister. Okay, you start talking about some of
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the accusations against former President Trump debunked, right, being able to prove to
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have some evidence thanks to the Steel dossie, and it's you get to the
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situation where you start to say, well, wait a minute, this is
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what we were told and then it wasn't the reality, and people who challenged
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it were told that they were conspiracy theorists. I just talked about one this
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week. RFK Junior Gotta make sure to say he has laid out some accusations
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about COVID being a biological weapon, and people are saying, ah, and
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they've dismissed him for a while, saying he's a kook, he's a conspiracy
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theorist. He supports this notion that has been disproven time and time again,
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all those sorts of things. And as we get more evidence in some of
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these things like Twitter and the accusations against former President Trump and those sorts of
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things, then you start to debunk the conspiracy theorist. I don't expect there
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to be anybody debunking the flat earth thing anytime soon, though, right,
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I just I don't think we're gonna get that. And then you get the
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conspiracy theorists that say, you know, some of the real like QAnon stuff,
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you want to start saying that, you know, Tom Hanks and Steven
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Spielberg eat babies or whatever. That that sort of stuff, to me becomes
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much more of a you're bordering to me a lawsuit when people start making those
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kinds of accusations. All right, Well, there's another one that's been pretty
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popular over the years, and it certainly hasn't been debunked yet, but and
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we still have people screaming conspiracy theory even as some new information starts to become
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available. So let's talk about the new information that's come available. There's an
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Air Force veteran who highly decorated, highly reputable, and his name is David
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Charles Grush, and he has filed a whistleblower's claim where he says the US
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government and that in the course of his work knows for a fact that the
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US government has retrieved aircraft of a non human origin, a non Earth origin,
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even going to the point that and this is a quote he says,
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when naturally you recover something that's either landed or crashed, sometimes you encounter dead
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pilots and believe it or not as fantastical as it sounds. It's true.
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So this becomes much I know the headline has been Hey, he says,
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the US government has these non human origin vehicles of some kind that have made
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it to Earth, and the US government has retrieved them. And then he
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points out the fact that they would have encountered the pilots of those vehicles as
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well. Okay, and yes, you read between the lines here, pilots
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aliens okay, from outer space, from other places. That's what the accusation
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is. Now. All of this kind of stuff does sound like the stuff
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of conspiracy theorists. It's been levied and accused for years. People have said
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it. I don't know if anyone has said this. With the reputation that
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David Grush has, he is someone who deserves to be heard. And now
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the Pentagon denies it. However, the Oversight Committee chairman James Comer says,
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I've heard about it. I don't know anything about it. We plan on
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having a hearing, so that is the decision at this point moving forward.
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A spokesman for the Oversight Committee, Austin Hackers, said, in addition to
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recent claims by whistleblower reports continue to surface regarding identified anomalous phenomena. This is
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the term they use now for UFO. It's changed because UFO could mean I
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don't know a Chinese by balloon. That is not his quote. This is
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me elaborating. I'll get back to his quote. It was then unidentified area
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phenomena, but some of these things were actually going down into the water at
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times, so they decided to go with anomalous Back to his quote. The
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House Oversight Committee is following these UAP reports and is in the early stages of
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planning a hearing. Okay, quick footnote. Doctor Sean Kruzen from Columbus State
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University's Coca Cola Space Science Center and I do a podcast together called Made of
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Stars. We talk about what's going on in the world of space news.
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We talk about NASA, We talk about some of the commercial space companies and
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we discussed that, and we discussed big discoveries in space, big discoveries on
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Earth, about face. We talk about all those things. We do that
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show every Thursday. We did talk a little bit about this topic yesterday on
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the show. If you like to check it out there hear his thoughts on
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it. I'm not a scientist. Believe it or not, he is,
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so our conversation on it, we tried to keep it in the realm of
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science. I'm talking about it today with you on the topic of our government
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because as they plan to have a hearing, according to this expert, verifiable,
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reputable, whatever you want to call him, witness that the government has
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these things and they're not only just holding onto them. The accusation is that
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they're trying to study them and ultimately, you know, reverse engineer the technology,
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which is I'm sure what they would do. I can't imagine if a
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craft were discovered with no known origin on Earth that any would and wouldn't try
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to reverse engineer and figure out what makes it work, How do we replicate
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it, how can we use it, how can we mass produce it,
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what can we do with it? All of those things. But the government
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of course denies it. They say that there is nothing to see here.
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There's members of our government who have basically said, Nope, never seen it,
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don't know anything about it. We've heard the accusation, we've heard the
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whistleblower claim, but we don't know anything about it. Now there's been a
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growing number of cases of pilots, fighter pilots of commercial pilots that have seen
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things in the sky that they haven't been able to explain. Now, it's
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one thing to say that a commercial pilot maybe saw it didn't quite know what
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it was. It's another thing when it's a trained fighter pilot in a fighter
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jet whose job is to be able to identify any potential threat and when they
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see things and they report back. And it's been a number of these,
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we've already had hearings, they've already discussed this, and they're saying that without
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further evidence, they don't have anything to go on. Well, now this
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whistleblower this week has come forward and given them a little bit more to digest,
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giving them a little bit more to go on. It's no hard evidence.
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I mean, he's not dragged something off of a craft, you know,
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Allah Will Smith an Independence Day, Welcome to Earth. He hasn't done
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that. But he's given them a little bit more to go on, and
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it's pushed it again out into the headlines and into the various national news agencies,
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local news channels talking about it because it's a big deal. So is
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this potentially another one of those conspiracy theories? That might actually have some teeth
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to it. One of the main things you need in a conspiracy theory is
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it has to sound like it's kind of believable. So if the government for
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years has been collecting these craft and trying to reverse engineer them, it's feasible
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doesn't mean it's true. Means it's sounds like it makes sense. There's a
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lot of things that sound like they make sense. The whole concept of recycling
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sounds like it makes sense when they tell you this is what we're going to
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do with it. Who knows what happens with it. I don't know.
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I don't know where it goes. You put it in the blue ben,
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I don't know what happens after that. A truck picks it up. That's
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all I know. Sounds good. I don't know where it goes. I
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know people who don't think it goes to any recycling place. But I digress.
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There's things that sound like they make sense. When people say I look
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out at the earth and it looks flat to me off in the distance,
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that's what their eyes tell them. It seems like it makes sense to them.
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There's flat, even when there's evidence to support otherwise. If they've ever
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been in a plane and looked and they go, there's a curve there.
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Now it's flat on the ground, there's a curve in the sky. I
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don't know what their explanation for that is, but the point is it's got
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a sound like it's possible, and it certainly sounds like it's possible. The
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real thing here comes when you got various pilots that say fighter pilots, former
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Navy pilots, or air Force pots to say, yeah, we've seen these
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weird things in the sky. There's something there. They're doing things that regular
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aircraft can't do. That's not enough evidence to say it's definitely from another world.
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But having this whistleblower again with some credibility, now, well they try
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to shoot his credibility down. Of course they will. The people who don't
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want this to be true will do that. I can't tell you one way
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or the other. I can tell you that as someone who is a member
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of space media that it's a fascinating story, and it is a developing story.
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It's a story in progress. But it's the first time that I've heard
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a story like this and I thought, oh, maybe there's something to this.
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Doesn't mean there is, but it's the first time I've heard it and
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said, this sounds more credible than any of the other stories from the past.
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I think those fighter pilots who have come forward over the years certainly deserve
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to be heard, and I certainly think there's some credibility or a lot of
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credibility with them. What do they stand to gain from it? Maybe a
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quick interview on TV or I don't know, I don't know what they do.
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They want to write a book about their one time they were up and
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they saw something moving around in this I don't know. I don't know what
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you could say to try to discredit them. But when there's multiple pilots who've
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seen something and now we've got this guy who seemingly is credible, reputable,
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all the things that you want, and a whistleblower complaint, is there something
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to it? I don't know. I don't know, but it is a
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story that's in progress and it will be interesting to see where it goes from
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here. It's one of those stories that people who don't normally care about certain
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elements of the news. There's some people who don't watch the news, they'll
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pay attention to this story There's some people who don't pay much attention to what's
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going on in space or with NASA, they'll pay attention to this story.
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This isn't they don't care about what's going on in oversight commit at East,
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they might pay attention to this one. They might be interested. Maybe they
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don't care what's going on with Trump and Hunter Biden's laptop and all those things.
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But this is something that some people will at least check into it that
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wouldn't normally check into these sorts of things. There's some teeth to the story.
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Is it for clicks? Maybe? I don't think it's for clicks.
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When it comes to the whistleblower, he's already faced a lot of backlash.
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He puts himself out there by being a whistleblower. But David Grush coming forward,
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it's an interesting development, and we'll follow it, Sean and I will
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follow it on Native Stars certainly over the coming months, but I'll be following
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along with it right here on this show. And it's just an interesting thing,
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an interesting development, an interesting progression in something that seems like it was
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