All right, welcome to the Rojas report.

We have a very special guest today, and that is Lou Elizondo, the former head of the Pentagon Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program.

I almost said Ariel.

For some reason, I feel Ariel has a ring to it.

I mess that up a lot.

In fact, you may remember one time I mentioned that and one of our

former detractors thought that somehow it was some sort of official comment when it's not. But it is

aerospace, right? It is, Alejandro. Thank you very much for having me. I certainly appreciate it.

A big thank you to your viewers as well.

Yeah, my pleasure. So a great job on the show, Unidentified. Of course, it was on.

We had, what, the fifth episode that we're at on an eight episode series, so three more to go.

And I guess what I want to do is kind of talk about the past, the present, and a little bit

about the future as well.

And getting into the past, in my interview with Chris Mellon, you know, he kind of shaped

up how you and he had a strategy coming into this to take this package of essentially very credible information

and to push that forward along with using the media unidentified as a vehicle to get this out

there to get the government to respond luckily the Navy did and then use that as a vehicle to demonstrate to the Senate, you know,

that this is a real deal and to get them to also start inquiries, all of which has happened

on breakneck speed.

Yeah, I mean, obviously I think social engagement here is key. And you know the power of probably more than anybody of social media. This is really a grassroots effort. You know, you said something interesting about the past, the present and the future. And I'm a firm believer that in order to know where you are today, you have to know where you've been. And in order to know where you're going, you need to know where you are now.

So I do think it's important that we continue to build upon the initiatives and the momentum

that we've already gained on this topic, this very important topic that has until recently

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