Dan Farah

This is just something that's kind of like a story that's out there in pop culture.

I don't know if it's real or not real, but the Reagan thing, I'm pretty sure.

Yeah, so that's the story I remember.

And Steven did say that I saw the interview.

That's actually an on-camera interview, I think.

No way.

yeah and that when you combine that with you know reagan gave a speech at the united nations that you know most people either don't know happened or forgot about i put i put it in my film in the disclosure he gives a speech where he talks about how he often thinks that the one thing that will unite humanity

is amongst adversaries is a threat from another intelligent life from outside this planet.

And how it will help us see more of what we have in common than our differences.

But the thing about that is like,

Put yourself in his shoes.

He's the president of the United States.

He's giving a speech at the UN.

He can say anything he wants.

And he chooses to say that he often thinks about this.

Why do you often think about this?

Unless it's a situation that you have to think about.

The president of the United States doesn't have free time.

You're choosing very specifically to say that you often think about this.

And then there's this Spielberg story and there's other stories.