Brian Keating

you know, they have exposure to things, right?

They're gonna prime you for certain things.

I call these PSYOPs, S-C-I-OPs, because it sounds so outlandish, so outrageous.

It titillates the mind, especially if you're a nerd like me.

I want to know about extra-dimensional beings.

I want to know about non-humanoid biologics.

And all I get to hear from people I respect, some people I've talked to, you know, I like to say I've got the square root of your podcast kind of size,

But I talk to a lot of the same people that you've had the opportunity and honor to talk to.

And it's always, you know, comes down to like, trust me, bro.

Or I heard or somebody said this and I can't say that.

And in the military, I completely understand it.

I understand.

You've seen things.

You've done things.

You're not going to be able to talk about things.

You're a scientist and you go on a show.

like my friend, you know, Stephen Bartlett's show, and you get 10 million views, and one night you say, well, I heard from somebody who heard from somebody, and you're a physicist, like the people that have come on recently on his show.

It frustrates me, because that's not the way science works.

Do you think this is all a distraction?

I mean, have you heard anything that would make you, I mean, these are supposed to be some of the most consequential discoveries of all time, right?