This is Need to Know.

Real talk about the reality of unidentified aerial phenomena.

From Australia, Ross Colthart, from the U.S. Bryce Zabel.

Hello and welcome to this special edition of Need to Know.

We're literally doing this within 24 hours of the release to Congress of the UAP,

the unidentified anomalous phenomena report to Congress, which was tabled in the Congress.

Finally, I think either on the evening of Friday the 12th or the morning of Friday the 13th,

I can't figure it out where I am in Australia, but it's an auspicious moment because this is

one of the very first reports from the uap task force known as

arrow a a r o the all domain anomalous oh christ bryce help me here i've forgotten i keep on forgetting

what is r is the all domaindomain anomalous resolution, anomaly resolution office.

All-domain anomaly resolution office. Such a simple acronym. It's fantastic. I just wanted to

point out as you were saying that, though, let's be clear. This thing was mandated by law to be

delivered on October 31st. And so we thought when it was late, well, it'll be a few days. They'll come up with it. It actually took them 73 days to come up with this. And by the way, what a difference a week makes, Ross. We were on here last week, apologizing that we'd been off for too long because we were on holiday. And since we've been back,

now we're on within less than a week. And since we were on, McCarthy is now the speaker and

the House is busy investigating whatever they're going to investigate. Biden has documents

that were hidden just like Trump did and the rainstop here.

So, yeah, a lot of, a lot has gone down.

But this thing, man, okay, I wanted more.

I didn't get what I wanted exactly.

But as we break this down, I think there are some things that are probably worth mentioning from it.

Now, listen, I thought quite an auspicious time to start, a way to start this would be to talk about the fact that it's Friday the 13th in America, isn't it?

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