This is Joining me now fresh from today's skiff in Washington is Congressman Tim

Bershette. Tim welcome back and interesting day so far.

Ah, just another day on capital. hill, brother.

Now, listen, you say another day, but you know, interesting topic of conversation potentially.

What was the purpose of today's skiff?

Well, we brought in... What was the purpose of today's skiff?

Well, we brought in a fellow who was,

I guess just to establish that Grush's legitimacy and his claims that he made about things. And Congressman Jared Moskowitz told Askapal that after the skiff that it was the first real briefing you all had had.

Congressman Raja Krishta Murthy said he didn't get the answers he wanted as relates to the substance of David Grush's claims.

Now that seems a mixed bag, is that fair to say?

I'd say it's fair to say, but I think everybody left there thinking and knowing that Grush is legit if they didn't if they

didn't think that before I think and and I tell you the best thing about it was we had 16 members there.

Republicans and Democrats and there was not a harsh word spoken to anybody back and back or forth. Everybody was cordial, everybody

complimented the other when Democrats would ask a question, maybe a

Republicans would say, hey could you could you and they say, yeah, that's great,

or a Republican, vice versa.

So this is clearly a bipartisan issue, which is something that they will not divide us on.

One of the big topics of conversation in the community is the word somber that Lou

Elizondo used some time ago to see how he felt about what he knows. Did anyone come out of the skiff today,

feeling any different or somber towards the UFO topic?

I don't know. I couldn't speak to that. I I'm already there so it would be difficult for me to

Assume that about anybody but I I suspect the reason that more people were there is because people back home are saying

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