From the Jill Schwartz Memorial Library, here in Sultry, Savannah, Georgia, this is obscure

season 3, weathering heights I am your host, your friend, your earlover, your literary

mansplainer in chief, and Georgiaologist Michael Ian Black, Southern Gentlemen Esquire.

I will remember season 1, I devoted one episode to discussing UFOs, or as they are, now

called UAP and man, if we had a bananza week for UAP slash UFO stuff in the news, mostly

because the US is going around shooting them down.

When we shoot down four of them, for UFOs, my goodness.

Now, if you're asking for my expert opinion about what we shot down, my expert opinion

will tell you that we probably shot down some drones, or some such thing, or balloons

or nothing particularly extraterrestrial.

However, what's been captivating about this story for those UFOlogists, such as myself,

who follow these things, is not so much that we shot these things down, but that if

you compare, the story seems to me to be to compare our reaction to these things versus

our reaction to many other things that we see in the sky.

Now, on one hand, you can say, well, the US is being very secretive about these things,

and although I think there's maybe supposed to be a press conference today, it is Valentine's

Day, by the way, happy Valentine's Day to those who observe, and then there is, I forgot

what I was even saying, that we see how the US responds to these intrusions over our

airspace, and then we recognize that these sorts of intrusions happen happening for literally

decades, and we haven't seen this level of engagement before, so what's the, what, why?

Why?

Well, some people are saying, well, they tune the radars differently, and so because they

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