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Stephen Dean are back with you here, as always, on the Unidentified Alien podcast.

And happy to be back with you for episode 131.

Been a pretty interesting week to say the least, a lot of reaction to my part one interview

with Lou Elizondo.

And again, very appreciative to have him on here.

And I knew it was going to be a lightning rod subject to have on Lou Elizando here on the show.

And in fact, he said it to me himself after Lou and I were done speaking, recording this entire thing, he said to me off the camera, off the recording, he said,

dude, I hope you're ready for the blowback.

I said, I know.

I understand how it goes because he is, he is, you know, kind of a polarizing figure these days.

And that just comes to the territory, I suppose, for both him as far as being polarizing and myself with the one interviewing him.

That blowback is to be expected.

And also, I don't want to gloss over all the positive comments as well because I think more than anything, there's been a lot of positive feedback from it.

But with anybody like Alizondo, there's always going to be a lot of opinions out there,

negative and positive.

So that's just the way it goes here on UAP.

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