A high-ranking Pentagon official makes a wild claim about a UFO mothership.

The birds aren't real conspiracy theories become conspiracy fact.

And the dumbest quote of the day. You're watching, listening to the propaganda reports, Drive Time,

News Blast.

I am Brad Binkley.

If something's going on with my video quality today,

if it's jumping or freezing, I apologize.

Something's going on with my computer, and I haven't been able to figure out why it's running really slow.

So my apologies for that. Top story for me anyway. It's all about UFOs, and I like that subject. This is from

Politico. The guy who is in charge of the Pentagon's effort to investigate

unexplained aerial phenomenon, UAPs, formerly known as UFOs has co-authored an academic paper that claims

that the recent uptick in UAP sightings by military pilots could actually be alien probes from a mothership sent down to study Earth.

That's right. That's the general takeaway from this paper from the head of the Pentagon's All Domain

Anomly Resolution Office, an office that was commissioned last year at the end of 2022 to study these very

phenomena. The guy's name who heads up this office is Sean Kirkpatrick and the

guy is no slouch you have to tell you he's no sp spooky motor. He has his own bio page in the

Department of Defense website and because of the gravity of the claims he's

making or lack thereof if you know what I mean. I'm going to tell you what is background this, at least some of it.

The dude has worked at the highest levels of the Intel community for decades, skipping forward

through the 90s starting in 2003.

He was offered a program manager position in the National Reconnaissance Office and

converted to the CIA in 2005, whatever that means, that's what the DOD page says.

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