Dan Farah

And that could change the world.

The other thing to remember is these aren't villains.

They're not like – this isn't some like –

dark group of evil people.

They're normal people that were given a job to do and then did it, right?

And they weren't the decision makers.

And they're navigating a situation that is unprecedented and there's no playbook for, right?

So they think they're doing the right thing.

And I think that's important to remember.

I believe.

No, the panel was, the panel was.

It was George Bush Jr., it was W?

Over a couple days where a bunch of people got together and decided the fate of humanity.

Yeah.

And it's helped us get us where we are now.

Yes.

I don't think the mainstream media support I'm getting from for this film right now, I don't think it would have happened if it wasn't for that.

But the Times still is one of those legacy media outlets that still hedges their bets like that article.

You know, the original headline, I think, was we're not alone in the universe.

And they changed it to, you know, I think it was like black projects and hidden money or something like that.