This is Need to Know. Real talk about the reality of unidentified aerial phenomena.

From Australia, Ross Coltart and from the US, Bryce Zabel.

Well, hello, good evening and welcome to what I think is a very important and historic edition of Need to Know.

Tonight, literally just minutes ago, I finished the studio with News Nation,

where we interviewed Dave Grush and then did the post-show analysis. And here to join me in the

post-mortem is my colleague and good friend Bryce Zabel from Los Angeles. Ross, it was an amazing night for you, for sure,

because I really enjoyed you getting the chance to tell the expanded version

in the hour that followed the special.

But also, I have to say, I enjoyed seeing you in a long, dark jacket,

in a tie standing in cold weather.

Tell me about that. Oh, my God. It was so cold. I mean, it's quite funny. In the early days

of news gathering, as you know, Bryce, we all used to use big OB trucks outside broadcast trucks

with microwave relays. And these days, they all do it with a device that's about the size of a book,

you know, really tiny little device that's got SIM cards in it.

And the trouble is I live in such a remote part of the New South Wales countryside

here in Australia that the mobile phones weren't strong enough where I live.

So I had to bolt to a town about 20 minutes away. We were on a big hill, which unfortunately is very, very cold. So I was standing

there in my very big thick jacket and it was about five degrees centigrade. It was very, very cold day. And what a relief

to be back inside my warm home. And what a relief to have that under the belt, frankly.

I think we have to point out to everyone, by the way, we are doing this literally minutes after

this thing. So I've literally just driven home. I've literally just popped in the door after

coming home from the shoot.

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