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Speaker 1: In radio, they always tell us one thought per break.

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So why would I put an NFL star with a

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YA author or a movie star with a doctor who

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says I've cured cancer? Ero dot net, a R r

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Oe dot net, seventeen different podcasts and subjects to enhance

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your life. Thank you so much for being a part

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of mine. Dan, How are you doing today?

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Speaker 2: Good?

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Speaker 3: Good morning? Thank you for having me, dude.

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Speaker 1: I'll tell you what. I am so excited about what

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you and your community are doing because we are living

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in an age where, my god, one day we're going

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to cross that line, and you are getting us there

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closer and closer with the age of disclosure. Keep it

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in the conversation.

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Speaker 3: Thank you man.

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Speaker 1: What is that like for you? Because I'm sure you

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have hit a wall of naysayers and there's people on

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the sidelines going, Dan, Dan, what are you doing?

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Speaker 2: Dude? Look, there's a lot of people out there that

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wish this movie didn't exist. For a lot of people

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put decades of time into covering this up and keeping

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all this information from the public.

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Speaker 3: So this film breaks through all that.

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Speaker 2: This film makes the public aware of a very real

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situation that impacts us. All makes the public aware of

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fundamental facts like we are not alone in the universe.

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The existence of non human intelligent life has been covered

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up by elements of the US government for eighty years,

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and this movie makes it very clear. These people interviewed

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are not random, wacky people. It's thirty four very high

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level military, government and intelligence officials. It ranges from our

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Secretary of State to sitting senators from both sides of

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the aisles, to Director of National Intelligence, a former Secretary

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of Defense, high level intelligence officials, the people who ran

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the classified government UAP programs, Navy fighter pilots, air Force

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security guards, so we trusted guarding nuclear weapons. Some of

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the most trusted people in our nation break their silence

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and all collectively share this truth. And these are people

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don't have anything else in common. They're not all politically aligned,

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they're not ideal logically aligned, but they're all bravely stepping

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up to tell the public what they legally can about

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this situation. Well.

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Speaker 1: See, that's what I like about the Age of Disclosure,

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is that you're you're proving to us all that this

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is not just what because in past movies and things

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like that, it was always the military or was a

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government official. I mean you you are taking us into

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that area where it's real, honest to god people that

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could be our dang neighbors.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Speaker 2: I mean that's one of the one of the one

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of the wild thoughts I think the average person will

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have when they watch this and you realize that there's

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this massive secret effort going on behind the scenes with

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a lot of people involved in it.

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Speaker 3: And the people involved in it go home to their

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Speaker 1: But my question is, why does it have to be

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a secret? Why does it have to be that that

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knowledge that's hidden away inside boxes and it's hard for

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us to get in there. But we thank god we

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have you because you're you're somehow penetrating it.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you. Look, there's a lot of there's a

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Speaker 2: Things that have driven the secrecy, and when people watch

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the movie they'll learn about all of it. But one

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thing is at the beginning of this, back in the forties,

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when the US, when elements of the US government and

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military realized this was real, they thought the.

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Speaker 3: Public couldn't handle it. They thought that it was too

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Speaker 2: They thought the average person would lose their mind if

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they learned the reality of this, But I think the

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American public and all humanity can handle the truth and

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at the very least deserve to know the base facts.

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Speaker 3: That's what the people in my film believe as well.

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Speaker 1: One of the things that you're putting focus on here,

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which I'm very inspired by, and that is the fact

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that you're telling people this is not about the past.

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heard anybody ever put it that way before, because it's

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always been this is what we did in nineteen forty five,

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this is what we did here. No, you're all about

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the future, dude.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, No, it's an urgent situation.

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a notional security advisor, to senior leaders in government right now.

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involved in a secret Cold War race with avisarial nations

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like China and Russia to get this technology UAP technology,

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technology of non human origin, and reverse engineer it to

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make their own technology. And whoever wins that race will

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be the leader of the planet for the next hundred years.

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race in the forties, we became the leaders for the

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Speaker 1: Please do not move. There's more with Dan Ferrek coming

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up next. The name of the documentary The Age of

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Disclosure now in theaters. Dan Ferrera checks back in the focus.

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Right now, it seems like everybody wants to hurry up

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and get up to Mars. They want to get up

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to the moon. They want to put missiles up in

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space to protect the planet. I can't help but sit

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there and think of people like yourself, going, wait a second,

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in all the research that I'm doing, I don't want

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to anger the aliens ut there that could be saying,

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you're not putting that on our property.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, look, one of the big one of

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the big reveals in the film is that there is

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a concern amongst people who are aware of the truth

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that humanity is on a trajectory where we are quickly

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becoming a problem for more advanced non human intelligent life.

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we are a violent species. You know, we are still

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threatening nuclear war to each other. Eighty years after an

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atomic bomb was dropped on Japan. You know, we're still

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threatening to invade, and we are actually invading sovereign nations

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eighty years after World War Two. Like, if you take

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a step back and you look at humanity, we're kind

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of a hot mess.

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Speaker 3: We're and we're violent, and we're dangerous.

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Speaker 2: And if you were more advanced species that didn't have

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to deal with us for you know, thousands of years,

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and now all of a sudden, you've seen us advanced

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technologically to the point where we're you know.

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Speaker 3: Contending with you.

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Speaker 2: You know, it's safe to assume you would be we

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humanity would be perceived as a problem.

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Speaker 3: And so there's a general concern that.

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Speaker 2: We are sort of on a on on on a

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fast track to a crossroad, and we've really got to

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get our act together.

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Speaker 3: And it's also driving the desire for all.

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Speaker 2: These people to educate the public before something bad happens.

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Speaker 1: So is this your way of saying that if if

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life was Star Trek, we're the bad guys that that

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that h William Shatner would be looking at us going,

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what are you guys doing? Can't we just get along here?

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: I think I think bad guys. It's not it's not

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bad guys. Is the right word.

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Speaker 2: It's more like we're we're we're we're species with so

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much potential. There's there's so much unique, so many unique

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qualities for humanity, but we also have a tendency to

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be violent, and we're no longer we can no longer

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pretend like that's not impacting our role in the universe.

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Speaker 1: The fact that you're putting this inside movie theaters, You've

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got my attention on this because that's where you have

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my attention. I don't have my smartphone. I'm not sitting

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there talking with people around me. This is a conversation

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between what you've created and what's being generated inside my

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imagination and interpretation. I think that was a brilliant move, dude,

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because I can't hit pause.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, man, No, I appreciate it.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm really really proud to have this in theaters

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in New York, Los Angeles, and DC. At the same time,

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if you can't get to one of those cities, you

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can watch it on Prime video. You can purchase it

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or rent it all over the world, subtitles in every

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single language. Every single person.

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Speaker 3: In the world can watch this movie one way or

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the other this weekend.

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Speaker 2: But yeah, I would love for people in DC, New York,

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in LA to go see it in theaters. I'm going

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to be going to see it in the theater this weekend.

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There's nothing like a movie theater experience.

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Speaker 1: The movie we're talking about in the documentary we're talking

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about is the Age of Disclosure. And I'm sure somewhere

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along the line and all these conversations you're having today,

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somebody else is going to bring this up. But if

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I step on your toes, let me know. If we

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can't believe that aliens exist in this universe, how would

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we ever believe of a second coming of a spiritual leader?

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person in a secret place and we'll never know?

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Speaker 3: Too far? Too far, you know. I mean, look, in general,

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Speaker 2: People have a hard time wrapping their heads around things

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they have personally experienced. But that's that's something we've got

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to break past because things exist outside of, you know,

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our understanding, and history has proven that time and time again.

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Speaker 1: It's really interesting that we're talking about this today because

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I was doing some heavy duty research for an iHeartRadio

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podcast today and it was based on half truth and

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full truth. And the thing is is that I feel

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like that up until this movie, we were only getting

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half truth. And here comes Dan who's saying, look, here

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is the full story. We are not here to entertain you,

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Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly.

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Speaker 2: I mean. I didn't make this movie, this movie, this

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documentary for entertainment purposes, and I didn't make it to

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debate what these people are saying or to try to

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convince anyone watching it of anything. I just created a

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platform to give these people a comfortable place to share

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their truth.

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Speaker 3: And break their silence.

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Speaker 2: They had not had that, they had not had an

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opportunity that they felt comfortable speaking up, and no one

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wanted to know. These interview subjects wanted to be out

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on a limb on their own saying these extraordinary things

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and become subject to ridicule or to the pushback from

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those who have covered it up. But the idea of

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being arm in arm with thirty four very high level

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of military governmental officials in a film made by a

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filmmaker who really understood the situation and knew how serious

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it was and wasn't going to mock them or intercut

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them with some knucklehead or make them look silly. That

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was appealing to them, and they all leaned into it,

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and this was this is the only way these truths

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could have come out, and these people could have felt

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Speaker 1: God, I love your drive where you are when it

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comes to everything that's taking place and when people finally

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start believing your truth because of the age of disclosure.

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When you sit down to see a sunset, will it

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be on the beaches of Key West, will it be

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in Carmel in California? Or are you going out to

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Hawaii to say I told you I was listening. Thank

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you for giving me the energy, mister Universe.

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Speaker 3: You know I've never been to Hawaii, but that sounds

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like this movie rolls out. Get a little relaxing in.

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Speaker 2: Finally, because this movie has completely owned my life for

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the last four years.

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Speaker 3: Every day I couldn't be proud of the result of it.

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But yeah, I could use a vacation.

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Speaker 1: Please come back to this show anytime in the future,

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because I know you're not done yet, dude, and this

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is going to service a platform to keep pushing that

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word forward.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, I really appreciate it.

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Speaker 1: Will you be brilliant today?

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Speaker 3: Okay? Thank you man, I really appreciate the support