Andy Stumpf

But when it comes to UFOs, it makes more sense to me.

Because then you have something that's insanely advanced, much more advanced than us.

And so I had this guy Hal put off on my show.

He's a physicist, very brilliant guy.

And he's been around forever.

And during was George W. or Herbert Walker?

One of the Bushes.

They brought him and a team of specialists in and they said, we are contemplating disclosure and that we have not just acquired crashed vehicles that are of non-human origin, but also we have biological remains of these creatures.

We want you to write down pros and cons of the impact of these things and put a numerical value.

Put a numerical value in terms of impact on government, impact on religion, impact on all these different things.

And universally, all of them came out with more cons than pros.

The numbers didn't line up and they made a decision to not disclose.

This is according to this Hal Puthoff guy.

I could see that being the case.

I could see that being the case, too, if it was true.

The UFO thing, there's just too many stories for me to openly dismiss all of them.

Even though I've had no experiences, there's too many stories.

There's too much weirdness to it.

How about just given the size of the known universe and the fact it keeps expanding, what is the mathematical odds that we are completely the only thing out there?

Exactly.