Aaron, there's something that's been bugging me about the nighttime drone sightings popping up all over New Jersey this past week.

Is it that nobody has brought up the fact that they could be viral marketing for the Aaron Rogers documentary on Netflix?

So the mystery here isn't what's up in the skies. We know what's up there.

Yeah, it's airplanes.

Right. By and large, nearly every viral video supposedly showing a drone swarm or UFO has turned out to be just a normal passenger plane with its landing lights on.

It's odd because it's not like this is happening in some remote corner of the Amazon where people have never seen overhead flights before. It's New Jersey. Airplanes are practically the state first.

Right. That is what's so strange to me about so many people mistaking those planes for UFO drones.

Like, let me play you this clip from a report by the network News Nation.

One, two, three, four, at least five lights, six lights.

I didn't believe what I was seeing, but what was I seeing?

We're here in central Jersey.

We've been looking for the past

hour. I think we've seen about 40 or 50 of these drones. In fact, there's one over my shoulder

right there. One after another, after another, these drones appeared in the night sky. If you

look real close, they look like fixed wing aircraft, about 8 to 10 feet wide, colorful, white blinking lights.

That is not a plane.

Definitely not an airplane, but what was it?

Okay, so for listeners, I cannot overstate the degree to which the footage in this report is definitely of an airplane.

It's not even blurry.

That is the most normal video of an airplane taking off.

I have ever seen what is he talking about.

So this is what I mean.

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