Speaker 1: We're able to create a two headed dog with six legs.
Speaker 2: Everyone, I'm Matt Ford, host of the Good Trouble Show,
coming to you from an undisclosed hotel room. The Receipts
Police showed up to the disclosure movement this week, and folks,
it's Georgio Suklos, the host of Ancient Aliens on the
History Channel, the network that has paid him for twenty
two seasons, to look into a camera and suggest that
Aliens built the Pyramids because and I'm summarizing two hundred
and eighty three episodes here.
Speaker 1: Quote those rocks are very very heavy.
Speaker 2: Now, you know, Georgio, he's the face of the I'm
not saying it was Aliens, but it's aliens meme.
Speaker 1: He's the guy with the hair, that hair.
Speaker 2: Which remains, after all these years, the only unidentified object
he has ever personally.
Speaker 1: Here's what happened on Tuesday.
Speaker 2: David Grush stood on the Capitol steps with four members
of Congress from both parties and called on the government
to release its UAP records. Hours later, Georgio logged onto
x and told everyone to quote show the evidence or
shut up already, and demanded to know quote watch this
verbal diarrhea of irrefutable evidence without and he receipts. Now
about that quote inside the quote? Nobody, literally nobody on
those steps said irrefutable evidence.
Speaker 1: I checked the transcript, it's not there. Nobody said it.
Speaker 2: The man demanding receipts opened by fabricating one, and then
he signed it. And I promise this is real quote.
Speaker 1: You're a useful idiot, Georgio.
Speaker 2: Now hold that thought, because the wildest line in the
post is this one quote.
Speaker 1: None of the folks today on that stage.
Speaker 2: Actually took this topic serious, nor want disclosure so much
as clear, so much as clear. Did he watch the
July twenty twenty three House Oversight hearing, David Grush sat
in that chair and testified under oath that the government
holds craft of non human origin. You know what they
call making that up in that chair a felony? You
know what they call making that up on the History
Channel season twenty two.
Speaker 1: Does he know?
Speaker 2: Representative Anna Paulina Luna announced at this very event that
she has a White House meeting to push permanent immunity
for UAP whistleblowers. Think about what happened this week. UFOs
made it to the Capital steps the thing Georgio has
been begging America to take seriously for twenty two seasons.
Finally got taken seriously, and his response was to log
on and call it a psyop. Actually, let's just ask
him right now, Georgio, have you ever testified before Congress
brief the member sat in a skiff? Have you ever
once made a claim in a setting where being wrong
would cost you anything? Every central claim David Grush has
made was made under penalty of perjury. Every claim you've
made was made under penalty of a season renewal. New rule,
if your entire career is built on never having evidence,
you don't get to invoice Congress.
Speaker 1: For the receipts.
Speaker 2: And somewhere at A and E a publicist coffee just
hit the wall because their marquee personality just accused for
sitting members of Congress and a decorated intelligence officer of
running a decades long disinformation campaign. Oh and the new
season of Ancient Aliens returns to History this Thursday. The
episode is called Underwater Alien Bases. That is a real
episode's title. So, Georgio, if you want to come on
this show and explain which of the four congressmen is
the disinformation asset. We have a microphone and an open chair.
Bring your receipts. We hear they matter a lot to you.
I want to drop the comedy for a minute, because
part of this isn't funny at all. I've interviewed whistleblowers.
I have sat across from people who lost their clearances,
their careers, and their pensions for telling their truth. They've
lost their marriages because the government has targeted their spouses
who happened to work in government as well. People whose
families were put under strained no family should ever ever carry.
They knew exactly what was coming, and they walked into
it anyway. The sworn record of what happened to David
Grush's public July twenty twenty three. Asked under oath whether
he had faced retaliation for coming forward, Grush said, quote,
it was very brutal and very unfortunate. Some of the
tactics they used to hurt me, both professionally and personally.
He gave the practice a name, Dave Gresh said, quote.
Speaker 1: I call it administrative terrorism.
Speaker 2: Asked whether any of it had put him in fear
for his life, he said yes, personally, yes. That was
twenty twenty three under oath on camera. It did not
stop there. On the Capitol steps this week, hours before
Giorgio posted, Grush revealed that quote, the Air Force worked
with an external agency to seek an investigation of me
for alleged unauthorized disclosures punishable under the Espionage Act. After
I testified in front of Congress in twenty twenty three,
let that sink in the United States Air Force responded
to sworn congressional testimony by exploring whether the testimony could
be prosecuted as espionage. And to this day, the man
cannot get his medical retirement processed. Not one whistleblower I've
interviewed got a TV deal out of it on A
and E, and not one of them needs a lecture
on courage from a man whose greatest professional risk is
a bad hair day. Here's what Georgio doesn't understand, or
just pretends not to quote, show the evidence or shut
up already, is a demand David Grush commit a felony
for Georgio's entertainment. Grush cannot post classified documents to X,
so he did everything that the law allows. He filed
the complaint, and the Intelligence Community Inspector General found it
quote credible and urgent. He briefed the committee's in classified session,
he testified under oath in public, and on those steps
he said the opposite of trust me. Grush said, quote,
disclosure should not on leaks. It should not depend on
the public taking my word for it or anyone else.
Speaker 1: Georgio yield.
Speaker 2: Show the evidence at the man at the one man
on stage that is actively suing the government to shake
the evidence loose. He's not fighting the cover up. He's
heckling the guy who is. And yes, the Q and
A got weird. Centient plasmoid life is a phrase that happened,
and it deserves all the scrutiny it's going to get.
But that same man had already told the crowd, don't
take my word for anything.
Speaker 1: Demand the documents.
Speaker 2: Cons don't beg for document releases, Georgio. Cons don't sue
for their own files, which brings us back to the
sign off. The accusation that everyone on that stage is
part of a nineteen forties disinformation campaign is unfalsifiable. It's
I'm not saying it's a sy op, but it's a
sye op. You signed your post. You're useful, idiot, Georgio
first accurate statement in the whole thing, Because the most
useful thing anyone can do for an eighty year old
cover up is teach the public that sworn testimony doesn't count,
and that the people prying to files loose are secretly
the ones that are protecting them. The whistleblowers paid for
the right to be heard with their careers, some of
them are still paying.
Speaker 1: Some of them paid with their marriage.
Speaker 2: What they need is the rest of us demanding the
records so it never again depends on taking anyone's word
for it.
Speaker 1: We can handle the truth. We'd just like the chance.
Speaker 2: And Georgio, if you're watching, the chair is still open.
We'll even shoot around your schedule. We know Thursday's a
big day for you. Those underwater alien bases aren't going
to find themselves.