Annie Jacobsen

That was what was being developed in the 50s.

The only difference was in the old days, it was we're going to actually use these and fight and win a nuclear war.

And now it's we're going to have these all sitting around ready to launch.

We have 1,777

Nuclear weapons on ready for launch status.

Joe, they can be launched, some of them, in 60 seconds.

Important question.

They're technically...

You know, I actually haven't done a lot of research on that specific narrative.

I know of it.

I know of it for sure.

And it's – I think – I mean I always approach the UFO phenomena with – or I try to at least with like the eye of – or the point of view of Carl Jung.

This idea that it's – that what leads here is our –

perception of things and our sort of deep shadow self of fear.

And once the nuclear weapon was invented, man, I mean our grandparents,

had to confront this new fundamental new reality that just simply didn't exist before.

And then it was – that's with the atomic weapons.

And then in the 50s once thermonuclear weapons were invented and the thermonuclear weapon is essentially an atomic – a thermonuclear weapon is so powerful.

It uses an atomic bomb like from Hiroshima as its triggering mechanism.

And so the order of magnitude of destruction in an instant, according to Carl Jung, who looked at the UFO phenomena and the nuclear weapons phenomena hand in hand,