Avi Loeb

I mean, he had top secret at the highest clearance, and he did that, I think, just weeks after the Robertson panel from the CIA said, we've got to get rid of all this stuff about UFOs.

But you realize that part of the classification of information associated with UAP is because some of those objects that we might think as private citizens to be

extraterrestrial, they might not be.

They are the highest level technologies being used by the US and they don't want us to know about it.

So obviously they would have a stake in going through the data and saying, no, we don't want the public to know about this.

So that is completely understandable.

It is.

The question is, do they have data on things that are clearly not from this earth, technological in origin, that they just...

put aside at the time that these things were discovered because the sensors that discovered those things were classified.

So it's not the things, it's the sensors.

And my argument is if we go back 50 years, let's say Roswell or other events, 50 years or more,

whatever technologies were used by humans back then are completely irrelevant in today's technological platforms.

But still classified, a lot of it, yes?

So my point is it should be declassified.

Of course.

All of this, all the data, because it's irrelevant.

The sensors are old and they're not used anymore.

I mean, compare images from 20 years ago to images we get today.

I mean...

And obviously now they have satellites monitoring the ground.