Andy McGrillin

And you wouldn't really know what you were looking at.

And you really wouldn't know what is true and what's false.

Kind of like where we are now.

We're drowning in information.

We just don't know what is reliable.

But what I think a lot of people want, and I think I'm one of these people, is not just disclosure, but a declaration.

I want an official notarized statement from somebody at the top of the chain of command that is like, yes, yes, this is a real thing.

Now you can, you know, as you were, back to your regularly scheduled program.

The rest, I will go find out on my own.

Why do you want that?

I guess if I, when we're talking about what disclosure is to me, that would constitute what I, when I'm thinking disclosure, I'm thinking like the president comes out and there's a giant press conference.

All networks are covering it.

I picture like.

and maybe it's just my age, but that, you know, when Ronald Reagan is talking at the United nations and you see that fucking room, how big it is.

And it's like people from all over the world.

And he, you know, every representative and he's at this, you know, podium and he's like, this is, and he's talking to Gorbachev and he's like, if we could just, if we had a common enemy, maybe we could overcome our differences and, and, uh, you know, help each other.

That kind of moment, uh,

And I think the reason I want that is because the world feels so, so far beyond fucking crazy right now that a unifying moment that's like a pro-human, pro-earth, like, positive...

we needed an event like that.

I think that's what people want.