Well, hello there. Stephen Dean are back with you on another greatest hits edition of

UAP. As I've said before, I always like to put these out from time to time to resurface some

old episodes, stories,

conversations. And today is no different. I wanted to kind of bring back up to the surface my

first conversation that I had with Robert Salas. And just, you know, an incredible story. He has so

many stories. And, you know, I was fortunate enough to be with him in Washington, D.C. this past November during the second round of congressional hearings. But before we did that, I had him on twice here on UAP. And this greatest hits edition is the first episode that we did together, which aired on August 8th, 2023. So about a year

and a half ago. And on this, I think it's a cool look back because we actually discussed the

first congressional hearing, as well as kind of getting his thoughts on it. It was after the

hearing was done with David Grush and

Fraver and Graves. But we also came on to talk about his personal stories. Of course,

the Malmstrom Air Force Base incident back in the mid-1960s when the nukes were shut off

and everything that happened from there. So I thought it would be a good time to bring back Robert Salas here on UAP to have that

look back on our original discussion back in August of 2023 and kind of gain that perspective

to look back on this conversation.

And also to bring his name back up because I don't want people to forget about

Robert Salas, quite frankly, because this is a guy that has been fighting for disclosure in this

issue, the UAP issue, for 60 years now. And, you know, I feel like his voice is being heard to a certain

extent, but I want it to be heard more,

especially when it comes to Congress. So maybe in the next hearing down the road, they'll have

Bob Salas on the stand there at the hearing, like we've seen it in the past two with, you know,

Lou Elizano and Tim Galadette and the other names that I've mentioned. You know, I know that he

sat with Nancy Mace in a private meeting after the second congressional hearings back in November.

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