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And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

So I was mentioning to Jonathan Lace that I did live in the region of the country in which she currently resides in New Jersey, but I am now in Arizona, and enjoying weather where right now it's 94 degrees in the shade.

See? Silence. He didn't want to respond to that because he's jealous. Jonathan Lace is the PR officer

for the scientific coalition for UAP studies. These are people who look at the UFO mystery

scientifically, no whack-a-doodle stuff, straight, serious, and now UFOs and UAPs are big news. Hardly a day passes where I don't

hear something. Like the other day we hear, for example, that Louis Alizando, who was the

fellow who had it up or supposedly headed up, that Pentagon project that was funded in the early 2000s through the work

of Senator Harry Reid and some others.

He is apparently filed a complaint with the Inspector General at the Pentagon because they've

been attacking him personally, claiming that he didn't hold that position.

Do you ever follow stuff like that, Jonathan, or does SCU try to stay out of that nonsense?

Yeah, hi, Gene.

So, yeah, that's certainly in the news past, I guess, maybe week, week and a half.

The Scientific Coalition for UAP studies is focused on the, you know, scientific research and analysis of UAP, commonly

called UFO.

Generally, I mean, while certainly our members, no doubt have their own individual opinions

of that, we try to steer clear of political

controversy slash drama unless it directly impacts our work. So, for example, we have

released statements in the past that call for the federal government to release all available

data. In that sense, we've released a political statement, but only as it concerns our work.

I seriously doubt that we would ever release a statement on, you know, the Inspector General

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