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Welcome into episode two of UAP, the Unidentified Alien podcast.

Stephen Deiner here, Karen Curtis over there.

Happy you're joining us here again on our, well, not the maiden voyage, but what do you call

after the maiden voyage?

Just old hat at that point?

I don't know.

Thank God they let us do it again. That's right. Yes. Because it was a lot of fun last week.

So if you missed the first one, it was our first episode last week, which just happened to be

Karen on National UFO Day.

We planned. Yeah, we did plan it, of course. But that was a lot of fun. And, you know, here we are

again talking about everything that was left out of fun and you know here we are again talking about everything that was left

out of the government reports that showed basically them admitting that yeah UFOs are real and we

don't know what they are or so they say yeah exactly you know it's laughable and that's that's what

we do here we're going to talk about everything that has been left out throughout those reports.

And it only went back to 2004.

I know, but we're going way back.

Oh, yeah.

So we like to uncover all the things that the government still refuses to acknowledge and does not answer questions about, including the story that we're going to get into here today about a, or actually a couple incidents that took place in 1967 at Malcham Air Force Base. You weren't born yet, but I was. That's right. I was six. But so back before 2004, they called them UFOs. Right. And now they call them UAP's unidentified aerial phenomena, which is how we came up with the name of the podcast. Pretty nifty, right? Yeah, you're so brilliant. Oh. That's why I hooked up my wagon to yours because you know all of this stuff. It's, I don't know why. And it's hot because there's a new poll out that says two-thirds of Americans believe in space aliens. Yeah, this is really, gosh, we've

come such a long way from when I was a kid and, you know, I was paying attention to it then.

And it was, it's always been taboo up until really last year. You really never talked about it

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