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Hello, and welcome to the show. This is actually Part B with Kevin

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Day again at the Ozark Mountain UFO
conference. By the way, I just

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highly recommend it was such a beautiful
area and had such a great time.

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So without further ado, I'm just
going to run this interview I did with

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Kevin. Here we go, Kevin
Day, how are you glad to have

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you again? I'm very happy to
be here. I truly am. Yeah,

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you know, it wasn't easy getting
here. I have to tell you.

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Yeah, I got to know you. You got stuck the plane.

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Yeah, we had to dboard the
plane in Phoenix and hydraulic leak on the

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line and oh gee, that's a
whole nother story. Yeah, but you

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made it. You made it.
Yeah. Yeah. So you and I

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go way back, y, I
talked way back when the Nimits was first

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talked about the Nimts of Tiktak incident, whatever you want to call it.

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You I had Robert Powell was on
my show and you wrote a comment and

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you two he verified who you were, and the whole thing blew up from

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there. And look at all that's
happened since then. But you've been on

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all types of media and I got
to tell you, so I didn't ask

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for this, Yeah, in no
way. Yeah, I'm just as astoundished

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as anyone else. I remember,
now there's a lot of people that are

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kind of new to this, so
we'll have to just do nutshells of here

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and there to sure. But but
I remember you telling me that you were

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working at a golf course and you
saw some thing on the TV. Is

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that right? That is correct?
Yeah? Yeah? Can I tell the

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whole story so people, yeah,
sort of provide some bookends to this whole

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thing. Yep. For me,
this story actually begins in nineteen eighty eight.

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Mm. And I'm gonna get emotional. I know that already. Yep.

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MM. When tick Yak happened,
it was my last time on the

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ship in uniform. I was getting
ready to retire. Oh yeah. When

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the ship pulled back into San Diego, I was transferring and I was a

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the senior grader on the ship for
the Stract group for Air Defense, and

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the the rest of the track group
was getting ready to go on the PLIMT

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And this was our last check in
the block, if you will. And

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we had done months of planning for
this. Ad X who call it air

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defense exercise, and you know that's
when it happened. It was it was

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just bizarre, uh to put to
put it lightly. And one of the

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reasons why I think I saw them, if you will, I don't know.

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I I it's hard to it sounds
crazy to say these things. It

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really does, and for viewers or
listen, I totally get it. I

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was the same way for a long
time. I if I would have been

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speaking like this during my military career, I woulda looked at him that person

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like people looked at me like I
had been doing drugs or had gone crazy

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or whatever. And it was really
hard, really hard, cause I wasn't

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d any of those things. You
know, I was just doing my job.

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We have a safe we have a
flight safety risk off the coast,

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and no one we got clowned.
No one would believe us. W There

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was cartoons in that in the newspapers
in Strike Group uh N clowning all of

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us. Sure, you guys intercepted
UFOs and every time that's all anyone heard

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was a word ufo. Oh,
they didn't hear anything about flight safety.

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And that really pissed me off.
You know why, because my first deployment,

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the first time I was on a
ship nineteen eighty eight, my first

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deployment USS Vincen's July third, nineteen
eighty eight. And now some of your

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viewers and listeners might remember this.
We're in the Persian Gulf the name of

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it at the time, and our
helicopter straight over Iranian International waters, and

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rightfully, so you know, they
responded, and I I'm not sure really

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exactly what provoked them to fire,
but they did. They've started firing at

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our helicopter. So we went to
general quarters and they started coming at us.

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So we engaged them, and we
ended up sinking uh eight of the

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ball camers, I believe, and
I think that's eight or nine of'em.

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And it was a day at sea. No one would ever forget,

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trust me. Mm I mean,
can you imagine, like we were the

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the the the bridge crews up there
trying to get our heg go back on

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board as they're spinning and dodging these
m matt as held boats coming at us.

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Geez. Yeah, it was a
real real shit, no deal,

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and right during that time, and
you know, I was a junior guy.

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I had had nothing to at all
to do with air defense. My

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first deployment, I was as close
as I am to you right now,

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that camera right there doing a n
N non involved navigation function, which was

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it the early version of what we
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really a a big navigation system network
system. So we're all sharing the same

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grid. And that was my job, and we went to general quarters.

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Happened to be on watch Captain comes
down. Things got pretty nasty quick,

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and all of a sudden, another
air an air aircraft launched out of Iran

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and started coming directly at US.
And about a year before the USS st

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ARC got hit by Irenian F one
shot a Exosset missile and killed thirty seven

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US sailors. Remember, yeah,
and this was a July third, nineteen

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eighty eight, and the next day
was or a national holiday, July fourth,

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So you know, I wasn't an
intel, but it's not really hard

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to figure out. You know,
that's probably a key date to keep your

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eyes open, right MM and that's
when this thing launched and all all this

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was going on, and during that
day it so go figure right, and

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there was confusing identification coming back and
unfortunately shot down a commercial airliner MM two

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hundred and ninety six people. Oh
wow, mm jeez, I know that's

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why I'm here right now. Yeah, my whole career. That that's what

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kept me in the navy, almost
got out. That was one of my

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best friends in college was Iranians.
We used to take martial arts classes together.

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Really really good people. You know. I know it's gonna shock a

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lot of folks hearing this, but
there's good people there. Of course,

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he really is. You know,
I've been to Russia a number of times

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and you know, I'm just making
you know. You can think everyone in

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Russia is like Putin, but when
you meet them, there's a saying it's

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hard to hate up close. And
I think it might have been Michelle Obama

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or someone I don't know who's who
said it. But anyway, when you

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get to know people, you know
one on one, there's beautiful people everywhere,

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no matter where they're from. Well, and what the religion is,

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and it's what you know, the
maybe the control of the UH population is

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that turns people into doing the things
they do. I don't know. I

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don't know either, mm I I
know we can fix it, I hope.

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So yeah, we cann to mess
nout right. Yeah. Yeah,

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So I'm glad I got through that
part of it. During my whole career,

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I was, Oh, I was
pretty vigilant about calm air he could

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to say the least, you know, I was. I was mother.

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I mothered the com air lines in
lanes. You know, ny you can

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ask anyone I saw if he'll tell
you the same thing. And for good

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reason. I had good, good
reason to do that, you know.

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Yeah. So going back to the
you know, the present in two thousand

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four, you know, it was
many years later. Of course, my

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last I was up. I just
happened to be up in combat or he

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was up there any anyway a lot
during my off watch hours because I would

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just be up there was a g
you know where else you're gonna go on

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a small ship, right and and
uh it was either there up in the

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operation's office up up above and I
was up in uh combat comm Combat Information

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center, see I see, we
just called it combat for short. And

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I was looking at the radar that
we saw these objects coming from the suburb

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orbit or not s uh s lower
space if you will, eighty thousand feet.

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I won't reveal the actual altitudes and
stuff, but there were They came

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in groups of five to ten at
a time, and then just like that,

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that fast, they would come down
as a group up and set station

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off the coast at Catalian Island twenty
eight thousand feet and they would sit there

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for a time, and then one
by one, one by one, they

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would traverse our whiskey two ninety one, which of their operating area off the

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coast of San Diego, and they
would leave Catalia Island and they would go

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all the way down to an island
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And I thought it they were there
to observed the whales, the grey

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whales, cause gray wells migrate this
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the way, and I thought they
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I just had this overwhelming feeling,
huh. But deep inside me,

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I knew they weren't hostile, no
way. Anyone you talked to that was

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actually there, up close and personal, like you just had said, you

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won't find hate in them. That
this was the most benevolent thing I've ever

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experienced. HM. It was a
feeling of benevolent Say loved us, HM,

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if you will, And it was
it was sobering WW to say the

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least, and so additional aircraft launched. We Captain come down to combat were

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cause we were gonna do it our
big exercise. The reason, one of

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the reasons why we went out there
was to an air defense exercise, cause

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we were the you know, the
whole purpose of going over there as a

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stract group is you know, to
defend, and that d definitely involves air

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defense, right, And we had
done a I had planned a big,

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huge exercise. It had been briefed
it for months and planned it for months

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literally. And the way stract group
air defense works is if this is the

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aircraft carrier, and this was a
this direction is a notional threat. Right.

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We put stations in the sky in
the way we called them combat air

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patrol stations. I don't know if
I'm going off your camera view or not.

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And everyone that launches knows where they're
going already. It's secret, you

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know, we don't we don't tell
the newspaper about any of this, of

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course, you know, it's classified. And so we I pulled the cap'n

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down. He come down to combat
Captain Smith and I said, hey,

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sir, you know, we've been
tracking these things for a week a week

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now and at that time, we
probably had track maybe s right around eighty

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or so. These successive groups coming
down and going through our operating area.

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Would you think go ahead, I'm
sorry. Would you think that you could

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comfortably say that there were about eighty
total or it could have been repetitiously counted.

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No, there was a hundred total. You think there was about a

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hundred? Yeah? Yeah. And
the interesting thing is they all came down

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from space right off cattle in it
and they all disappeared at exactly the same

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spot in the sky, about sixty
miles north of go out of a Loupe

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Island. And according to the fishermen
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went out there after I told him
his story because apparently to them they were

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their attitude was like, good guys, about someone came out here and paid

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attention to this. We've been talking
about this for a long, long long

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time. Duh. Right, Apparently
these things dropped. It went straight down

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into the water. Really wow,
I wouldn't die. I wasn't there.

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I don't know if that's true,
but that's what I'm hearing. Yeah,

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And so anyway, uh, we
suspended training and cause I convinced Capta Smith.

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Hey, sir, I'm I'm gravely
concerned here because if we launch and

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I take control and I end up
pitting one of these bad boys, someone's

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gonna ask you, sir, and
me why we were so damn and curious.

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Hm, right, yeah, so
he says, he looks at me.

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He says, you're right, Singer
Chief intercepting VID. The whole airside

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was like, yeah, we I
mean we we can't. We know you

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don't do that on the ship,
right, But I could see it in

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every one's eyes cause everyone wanted to
intercept these things really badly. Right,

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yeah, so we think. So
we took control a fast egal it was

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Commander Favor, and drove him to
the nearest object he gets in the same

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vertical piece of sky. On a
radar display, it looks like one there,

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looks like one you can you you
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it looks like one spot in the
sky now like a merge. And

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we don't look at raw radar.
Everything has symbology assigned to it, like

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friendly's one shape, Unknown's another shape, hustles another shape, and error has

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one shape, surface has one shape, subsurface has another shape. Hm.

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They may even have space shapes.
I don't know. It's been in many,

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many years. Anyway. Anyway,
we take control and I was the

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supervisor and my junior controller, who, by the way, is finally come

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in public. I won't mention the
name YEP, because out of respect for

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them. And there's another officer on
the ship's also come in public about this

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finally good Yeah, that, and
I'm not gonna reveal names here. I've

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never I've never have, and I
never will. Yeah. So anyway,

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we take control of fast Egal,
drive him to the closest object. He

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gets in the merged plot position and
bah right, then this object, whatever

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the heck it was, drops from
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I remember twenty eight for some reason, but I'm gonna we'll go with

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his number, right cause he was
right there and that thing drops from And

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you gotta remember who this was.
This guy was Billy Badass in a jet,

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right, Yeah, yeah, he
was very good at what he did.

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This thing drop two in point seven
eight seconds m and set station about

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fifty feet above the water. So
he goes chasing down. He leaves Alex

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Dietrich cup high. He goes chasing
it down and he goes down and down

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and down, and this thing recognizes
him. Yeah, and he does a

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dogfight. You should have heard him
on the radio, and he brought protocol.

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We normally you don't hear this kind
of thing on a tactical radio system,

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right. He was like, oh
my god, Oh my god,

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I'm engaged, I'm engauged. Wow, you gotta remember who this is.

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Yeah, top gun, badass,
right, Bennan Combat you know, yeah,

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the best of the best saying this
on the radio, and we are

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all just shocked. And according to
him, and we saw it on radar,

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it disappeared right in front of him. M those are his words.

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the radar, was up at the
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to plays and working with the front
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whole thing. And I hear on
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air controller says, and he broke
protocol to because we were so shocked,

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he said, sir, you're not
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now at your cap station. Let
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how I described there's a several different
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his assigned cap station was. Yeah, that's so bizarre, it is.

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Yeah, And for years I struggled
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was a message. They knew our
intentions. H Yeah. And I finally

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had the epiphany when we were standing
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Are tearing this guy, Caroline Corey, very beautiful person, respect her,

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Like you can't believe we have all
this gear from David Mason set up

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you know, you name it.
It was up there. What a brilliant

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man that is too, by the
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I mean there was stuff up there. I had no idea even what it

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did. And does you know it
had a lot that had to be explained

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to me. Yeah, but I
immediately got it, you know, even

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though I couldn't operate it. And
guess what happened. We didn't know that

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anything was going to happen. We
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but we you know, went there
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all that stuff based on my recommendation, and guess what happened? They showed

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up. Yeah, yeah, I
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equipment. They recorded six hundred hours
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academic review process that are about to
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I figured out Matthew's I dog is
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University, right, And he walks
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keV, I got a question for
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SI says, do you think that
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Hm? And I looked at him. I said, wow, yeah

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it could. Yeah, that's why
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isn't it. Hm? Yeah,
it wanted to give me the message mm

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or got I h I just said
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it that way. I know what
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yeah, I was in I was
wearing those shoes, okay. Yeah.

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And and I I if finally f
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And it makes a lot of sense
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run you through my logic on this. And this might be brand new for

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a lot of people. I'm even
telling physicists about this and it's the first

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time they've ever heard it, if
you can believe that. And we heard

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Nick Pope yesterday talk about, uh, the Big Bang, and now there's

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an alternate theory, the steady state. Right, But it doesn't matter according

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to m my questions I'm about to
ask you, it doesn't matter in any

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case, in the case that it
was a big big bang or in the

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case of a steady state. I
have a question, was it intentional or

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unintentional? Hum? I don't know
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right, So we have to assign
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Mm. It's an unknown unknowable right, Well, it's fifty to fifty.

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Someone's looking in So so let's go
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yeah, it was intentional. Okay. If given that case, what happened

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to the intender? M? Yeah? Did the intender choose to survive or

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the end? Did the intender choose
a cosmic suicide? M hmm. Let's

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say the contender of the Big Bang
chose survival in what form in a the

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nine state or as an active state? HM. Let's say it's not or

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it's let's say it's an active state. We know there's four fundamental forces in

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the universe, right, We've got
gravity, we've got strong nu uh nuclear,

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we've got weak nuclear, and we
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fifth and I've taken the liberty to
call it intention. And all force carriers

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have or all fundamental forces have forced
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the force carry of intention intentatons HM. And I believe that UAP or UFO,

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whatever you choose to call them,
I prefer UFO. I think they

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are engineered from the fundamental force of
intention. HM. Doesn't that answer a

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lot of quess H. It's very
interesting because that these objects, these objects

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were alive. They didn't need pilots
on a nano scale. There they are

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self. They were they were live
machines, just like you and I.

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There's a lot of people that,
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over the years that I've turned to
like that doctor Jack for Sarfati by the

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way, or I'm saying his name
our Fati. I mean sorry, I

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think yeah, I know you mean, yeah, I've got I've got a

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couple of questions, please go for
it. Why I'm here, so I'm

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on a panel once a week and
I'm with four military guys. I'm the

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only non military. Uh. And
it's called the UAP Crossfire. And I

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also prefer UFO. That's my show's
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anyway, Uh, the three other
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saying that the attacks were are you
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they they did that just to test
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know, we discuss it. It's
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all saying it's our own secret military
and yes, they do test this on

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surprisingly test it. And I would
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know, cause an accident of some
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what they said about that party have
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but I mean I could look back. That's why they're wrong, because

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there is no way in hell that
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This this wasn't listed in the noticed
error Mariners the no tames right,

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it's supposed to be published. Right, someone should have briefed me, Hey,

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Kevin or senior chief, we've got
an additional exercise layered on top of

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yours. Don't be alarmed, right, because you're exactly right. It presented

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a safety of flight risk, and
it ended up we canceled the exercise.

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We pulled back into port without the
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I transferred and they had to go
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and effort and money did that cost
you? Yeah? That's going and why

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would they do that? Yeah?
And you know what I have to tell

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you. If that's the case and
they put me through all this, I'm

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taking them to court. Yeah I
am. I'm going to quote you on

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that one. I'm taking them to
court. And you know I'm gonna do

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with the money. I'm putting it
back in the research. I'll take ten

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percent because I'm married now, and
you know there's been time that I couldn't

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even pay my electric bill. Yeah, but that same kin. Yeah,

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but I'm through that, you know. Yeah, I went through some pretty

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hard times. Yeah. Yeah.
So and another thing I wanted to tell

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you. Do you recall when you
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say about a year and a half
or so. Now you got to understand

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my memories was a race because I've
had two Grandma seizers since all. Okay,

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Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. Okay, Well, maybe maybe

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you can recall this because you're on
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to him why the video of the
tic TAC was not a jet exhaust and

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how it would be it would have
been identified as such in from David fravor

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he would have been able to identify
I think it was. Yeah, anyway,

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he if just in case you don't
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okay, now I get it.
I understand. You know he's basically

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saying, yeah, he was basically
saying he was wrong. But I just

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wanted to tell you. A week
later he was on the news and still

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going with the same idea. In
other words, God bless him. You

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know, you know what we need
voices like his. I know it's right.

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I keep us all sober on this. It's very easy to get carried

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away with this thing and yeah and
blow it out of proportion. So God

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bless people like Nick. Yeah,
yeah, really truly, I really mean

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that. Okay, I think people
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yeah, yep, and maybe he
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maybe that's why he's doing it.
Well, Uh, I think it's probably

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time we are to wrap it out
with getting a little busy. But thank

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you. Wait, just thank you
so much and I appreciate and it's so

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great to see you again. And
uh we can follow this up at a

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different place in time. I'm gonna
be here. I'm gonna be here t

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tomorrow, okay, okay, all
right, we'll talk a great thank you.

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Well, we never followed it up, but that was the interview I

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had in the Ozark Mountain UFO conference
with Kevin Day and uh so don't forget

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come back on Monday. I have
Brandon Fugel on just the day before the

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release of Histories fifth season of The
Secret of Skinwalker Ranch. So he'll be

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coming an eight pm Brandon Fugel Monday. Next week we have Ron Jenics believe

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that's the name. Yes, Ron
Janics up and thank you all for jumping

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over to this show from the other
one and all that, and we'll again

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we'll be back next week live.
Thank you so much, and remember to

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keep your eyes to the sky.

