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powercast and now on with the show our co-host this week is christopher o'brien coming up later on

the show we'll have leslie kane with a fascinating new book it's been a while since she's been here the last

time she was on the powercast she did say she was writing book, and it's not just a book that she wrote.

It's one that she wrote with a number of co-authors and or contributors, including an

introduction by John Podesta, who's a very big muckety-muck in the Clinton administrations

and the Obama administration, so we look forward to what's going to happen there.

But when you think of a book that contains reports, official reports, or documents about UFOs, my mind goes back in time to the 1950s.

When I first read a UFO book, I was very, very young in the 1950s.

I understand this.

I'm not as old as I look or as I feel.

But I did read a book called Flying Saucers from Outer Space by Major Donald Kehoe,

replete with reports from military people, police officers, scientists, supposedly trained observers seeing

something strange in the sky displaying all sorts of incredible maneuverability.

And Kehoe believed then, and I think believed till possibly the end of his life, that there

would be disclosure, that we would have ultimately have the government tell

us, yeah, E.T. is here, and we've got to have to deal with it. Now, Chris, when you first got

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