Andy McGrillin

And it got to the point where one of Corey Good's friends was talking about sharing a bunk with Obama in the Secret Space program.

And I just said...

I'm going to have to delete this episode.

Like, I'm not doing this.

So I stopped that.

At that moment, I was like, no, no, I can't do it.

Like, I'm not going to spread this stuff because it's ridiculous.

So, yeah, I know exactly what you mean.

One of my guilty pleasures before I started the podcast, I would really enjoy listening to Andrew Basiaggio on YouTube.

and he is he talks about that kind of similar stuff the jump program and he talks about how himself and a young barack obama would be sent to mars be sent back in time and he claimed he was going to be president in this timeline but every time the presidential elections turned up and it was trump v biden or clinton versus trump and he wasn't on the ballot funnily enough and he would say the timeline changed um

but I think he went blind and started a GoFundMe and I'm not even being flippant when I say that so yeah but he speaks so well and he can go for like three or four hours so eloquent bang bang bang and he makes it sound real

but i think again that's up to the individual how they kind of view those stories but because it gets wild like that whole obama as a kid was doing these jump programs and they went back and saw the crucifixion and yeah they've been to mars and they fight they've seen the wars being fought on mars and stuff and really cool what ifs and fun kind of fantasy but let's be honest what's the likelihood that that's actually happening

in a parallel universe maybe what do you think is uh well that's like uh you know we're gaia tv everything right like what's the who's the guy that does the interview the real softball interviews where he interviews like oh my oh so you're you were a space marine tell me about that

I don't know who the guy is.

Yeah.

With a straight face.

And it's like, and then it's like, you could just say anything.

And then he's like, cool.

All right.

Well, so what was that like?