Chris Sharp

I pressed him a few times and he didn't get too defensive or anything.

or hostile with me um and yeah i thank him for that however um i did notice things when speaking to him um it sounds like um he's describing let's put it like this it sounds like he's um describing a dog

He's saying it's furry, it woofs, it's got a wiggly tail, but he's not going to name it a dog.

And this is what I believe he is doing when it comes to UFOs.

And it kind of takes me back to Obama saying, oh, aliens are real, and him getting in trouble over that.

I don't know, maybe there's a precondition you can...

describe uap you can say that they've got out of this world characteristics that you cannot say that they're alien or you think they're alien i mean that's the only way to explain it um so yeah we had a pretty interesting um interview

Did you get into that with Tim?

No, but I will say this, and this is what I noticed.

So from my understanding, the Office of the Secretary of Defence, Security and Intelligence, that is the place where they protect special access programmes.

And the fact that you actually tasked that place to set up an office where they're going to start investigating special access programs for any UAP-related activity, it seems a bit of a joke, really.

So I think from the outset, that sets the bar.

So I believe that he's allowed to talk about anything in terms of what he sees, as long as it's not part of a special access program and that he doesn't compromise classified stuff.

And that's what I believe in terms of where he's coming from.

You know, we know that Lou was working and, you know, protecting special access programs from understanding, wasn't he as well?

So yeah, I think that's something that I take into account when speaking to him.

Yeah, just from what I can recall, it was he was given examples, for example.

So if they said, oh, it looked like a balloon, if a pilot basically said, oh, it looked like a balloon or someone else said it looked like a balloon.

OK, well, we're not going to waste our time in this case.

We want to get to all the meaty stuff.