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Thank you. This is Kennedy saves the world.

As 2020 comes to an end, we're looking back at how Kennedy has helped save the world this year,

from saving the galaxy, solving our big fat drug problem, to managing our holiday travel plans during a pandemic.

To kick things off, Kennedy is joined by Dr. Seth Shostack to discuss the existence of aliens on this planet.

Okay, so let's talk about some of the things that pilots have seen, either in the military or commercial pilots.

And when we finally get sort of public examples of these highly trained individuals,

is that a way for governments to sort of soften the beach?

So we slowly come to accept the realization that aliens are either here or they're going to visit real soon.

What is your take?

Well, here's my take.

I hope this doesn't disappoint you, Kennedy.

But the facts are that roughly one-third of the American public and, you know, one-third of the public in Europe and Australia, Japan, you know, any of these sort of first,

second-world countries.

I'm not sure which ones are the second-world countries.

But one-third of the population is down with the idea that, indeed, the aliens are here

buzzing the skies.

So, you know, it's not a fringe belief.

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