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And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

So we are certainly going to welcome in a couple of moments.

One of our favorite guests in the past year, that's Brian Bonner, who looks at the paranormal with a skeptical eye.

But let's first talk, Randall and I, about the appearance of Preston Dennett on last week's episode.

Now, Preston, as a crack investigator, he's got so many cases.

It's just fascinating what he comes up with.

The only quibble I had, and I didn't make a deal of it on the show, but I'll say so now.

He doesn't talk about a spaceship, a craft, an aircraft.

He reaches his conclusion in his description. He calls them E.Ts.

I thought that's going a little bit far. What do you think, Randall?

Well, I guess it depends because, you know, in Uphology, the jargon differs depending on who it is you're talking to.

So for Preston and ET might not necessarily

mean something strictly interstellar or interplanetary, which are a little bit more accurate

in terms of what we're describing sometimes. I use the word alien just to indicate something

from beyond the boundaries and constructs of

our known civilization. So we may not know where they come from. We just know that they're

coming from someplace. And it doesn't seem from within our society. So I don't really have

too big of an issue with Preston using the term E.T.

unless he specifically is saying, well, yeah, I think they come from space from another planet and

another star system, which would make them interstellar. And although that's probably the most reasonable explanation, we still don't have

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