One. Hello and welcome to the show.

I'm Martin Willis your host.

Boy, we had a little get together with Chris Lito and friends.

And we watched a, it was a hearing party, i guess you'd call it we watched the whole thing

live which was really interesting and uh my guest tonight is dave scott he's having uh issues with

his we'll figure it out right dave i can see you're back in there i think he has to use his phone

instead of his computer tonight but But anyway, he should be

right back joining us here in a minute. So just to talk about a couple things, we will be talking

about the hearing a bit tonight on this show. And also, just to give what's going on, I think it was a great hearing.

I really do.

I thought Dylan Borland was a Borland, I think his name was, was an extremely good witness.

Perhaps I would say, daringly say, probably one of the better witnesses they've ever had.

So I thought it was great.

I didn't get to make it there this time, unfortunately.

I was sad about that after I saw how incredible it was.

I wasn't as thrilled last time.

And, you know, the weird thing about being at the hearing, when I was there last time, I'm going to just show the picture of where I was.

I was right in the middle. So I could not hear. It was, I could barely hear anything going on.

And when you're sitting and you're home and live streaming, it's pretty, pretty nice. But there's

nothing like being there and talking with people and all that.

So our blog this week is a 1981 men in black report from British Columbia, Canada, written by Charles Lear.

He'll be doing a follow up to that next week.

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