This new infrared video just released by documentary filmmaker Jeremy Corbell showing what he says was an incident on the USS Jackson.

Everybody wants to hear from somebody that was there, but it's hard, man.

It's hard to get people that were there to talk, especially if they're current.

Even though they're not talking for the Navy and they're talking for themselves, but I bet we're feeling lucky today, right?

I've been on the West Coast of San Diego since 2002 when I joined the Navy.

To my surprise, which is something I've never witnessed, was a light I noticed on the horizon,

but it was, it looked as if it were surfacing out of the water and going up.

They all executed at the same time leaving.

It's not like three of them left and then one was kind of like a little behind them.

No, they were all in sync at the same time.

This is really, really important.

I want to emphasize this.

In the video, we see two objects, and over the course of the

35 seconds of that video, those two objects stay identically separated. They're separated by about

a half an angle, 0.6 degrees. And that means they're moving in formation across the sky.

And that is absolutely critical to ruling out planes, right?

Because over 35 seconds, two planes would be going in vastly different directions.

And yet here we have not only corroboration of the eyewitness accounts,

but also ruling out distant aircraft, commercial aircraft.

Yeah. distant aircraft commercial aircraft this is weaponized i'm george nap coming to from los vegas joined by my friend and colleague jeremy corbell who is hiding out somewhere how you How are you doing, Jeremy? I'm good, George. It's been a good day. How are you?

It's been a good week. I mean, we were able to share with the world this video of an incident from

February 23 involving a U.S. warship to USS Jackson. And a lot of discussion since the video came out people trying to

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