It's always the obvious questions that are so vigorously discouraged.

And one of the questions that's been the most discouraged over the past 30 years

are what are those lines in the sky that you see trailing jets?

What is that?

Some people call them chemtrails.

Claim that somehow the U.S. government is spraying poison on the population.

Those people are clearly crazy. Wikipedia calls them crazy. Every news outlet calls them crazy.

But the trails are still there. And it's clearly not water vapor because that doesn't make sense at all.

So what are they? We've spent the last six months trying to find someone credible who could explain that to us.

A serious, sane person with an engineering background who could tell us, what are we looking at?

Because we're looking at something.

And I don't care what names you call me.

I still want to know what it is.

And we think we have found that person.

Dane Wigington, of Northern California,

has been on this subject for almost 30 years and has compiled what we believe,

after looking at it pretty carefully, is the most comprehensive account of what we're seeing.

And it's very bad.

Thank you. And it's very bad. Dane, thanks a lot for joining us. Dane, thanks a lot for joining us. I never knew what to think of this topic,

chem trails or contrails or the stripes in the sky that linger after airplanes pass.

I don't remember them as a child. They're very common now. I've heard people say there's

something up, something nefarious going on. So I go to Wikipedia to see what they say, and I want

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