This is a special edition, this is a review, a breakdown of the congressional UFO

hearing that happened earlier today. Obviously, this is the first congressional hearing in 50 years.

So, uh, you know, socials were buzzing with all this news and we're going to talk about

everything that went down. Now, I know for, you know, we briefly talked about it last time,

in the case of we were, I think I went into it with, you know, I pretty much lowered my expectations

because I truly thought it was going to be a, we can't talk about that. We can't, we can

confirm nor deny. That's what I was going to thought. I literally, that's what I thought was

going to happen. It was just going to be this big procedural bullshit and everyone was going to

leave less interested in UFOs than they ever have been in the past. And it exceeded my

expectations. It was actually a really interesting, um, this committee that formed the members seem

genuinely interested, um, in taking these things seriously. One of the things that took, uh, you

know, that kind of stuck with me is I forget his name and he opened it. He opened the, he opened

the committee and he, he's saying that like, you know, these things happen often and frequent.

He goes, you know, we need to start taking them more seriously and we need to make systems in

place so people don't feel the need like aren't embarrassed to report them. And there's not this like

fear to report them, which has been happening. Um, like I, I just, I really love the opening with

that. I thought it was really interesting. What do you guys think of it? Well, there's the, it's

start, it goes with this quote, uh, from Ronald Moldtree. I think it's his name top. Yeah, he's a beauty.

Top Pentagon into intelligence official says through rigorous analysis, most, but not all,

UAPs can be identified. And that's, you know, that's what we're looking for. You know,

not all of them. Some they're like, yeah, that's a drone. That's a meteor. That's a satellite.

That's a China lantern. But there's a few that are like, we don't know what they are.

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