I don't believe that Bob Lazar, I don't think that Bob Lazare is lying.

I believe that Bob Lazar is omitting information.

I believe there's something missing in the story.

There's a couple of things missing in the story.

One of the things that I have trouble with is the trip to Los Alamos with a piece of element 115.

There's a piece missing in that story. There's an omission there and I'll leave it at that.

Hi everyone and welcome back to that UFO podcast. As always, my name is Andy and I'm joined today

by the director of the award-winning number one documentary across probably multiple countries

and continents at this point. It's been out a couple of weeks. S-4, the Bob Lazare story. Welcome,

Luigi Vendatelli. Luigi, welcome.

Thank you so much for having me. It's great. I apologize. I'm going to say in advance,

my voice is a little rusty, so it's just because I've been talking too much for the past few

days. Well, no wonder. It's been a couple of weeks, a bit of a whirlwind couple of weeks I

imagine since the documentary came out, and we are going to talk all about it. The design I've got a kind of admission to make to you, which is a half apology, half going to let you tell your side of something because I got slated in YouTube comments for a comment I made while reviewing said documentary, but I'm man enough to hold my hand up, Luigi, but we'll get to that. We're not going to get there yet. Okay. And I never told you that before I had to record either. So all natural reaction here, folks. Okay. Great for the algorithm. But listen, let's talk about, we're going to talk about Bob a lot because of what Bob Lazar, what we're going to be talking about. But let's

talk about Luigi first. Tell us a little bit about yourself, your background and what's

brought you to the point in your life you're making documentaries with, you know, the mysterious

Bob Lazare. Well, I, if, to make it a short intro, I'm, first of all, I'm, I'm a business person. I've been in merchandising for almost

25, about a little over 25 years of my life. I've been making products, tangible products for a long

time. I made products for the National Hockey League, for transit commissions.

A lot of times when brands make products with their brand on it, they hire guys like me to do it,

and you never find out about us.

We're always in the back end.

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