This is Need to Know.

Real talk about unidentified anomalous phenomena.

From Australia, Ross Colthardt.

From the US, Bryce Zabel.

Hello and welcome back to Need to Know.

I think I can't honestly say this is a joyous or happy moment in the subject of UAP

Revelations.

This has been a very, very grim week.

I'll bring in my colleague Bryce Zabel from Los Angeles and we can begin the

dissection of possibly the most crucially important UAP legislation in history, which started out as

an attempt, Bryce, to try and provide some kind of disclosure of just what it is that the U.S. government and certain

aerospace companies know about UAPs, but over the past few weeks has turned into a debacle.

Welcome, my friend.

Thank you.

I'm wearing my Christmas tie and shirt ensemble to try to be a little less grim today, which of course is not easy.

This is, you're right. I mean, there's no good way to spin it, which we'll get into in just a

second. But we clearly have suffered a setback, but it's not the first time disclosure progress

has been set back. And it also doesn't mean that it's over.

So we'll get to that.

But, you know, why don't you bring us up to speed on where we stand on this thing right now?

Okay.

So for those in our audience who aren't fully aware of the implications of what we're talking about,

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