Dan Farah

I think he's a guy who's,

In his 80s, he's been at the highest levels of the intelligence community for decades.

He was the head of Air Force Intelligence.

He was the director of National Intelligence.

He's been the head of multiple other intelligence agencies.

He's never publicly revealed anything on this topic, but he agreed to participate in my film and play a role in Disclosure, and he shared what he could, and it was pretty significant, actually.

For those who haven't seen the film on camera, James Clapper confirms that UAP activity over Area 51 is in fact real.

it's not conspiracy it's not nonsense it is a real situation and he confirmed that despite the air force saying they have not had any investigation of uap since the closure of project blue book he says when he was the head of air force intelligence they did in fact

have a program to actively investigate UAP.

So he unveiled the Air Force's actual role in all this, their hidden role.

And he, I think, did a big service to the public and to squashing the stigma by acknowledging that UAP activity over Area 51 is real.

Because I think for most people around the world, the idea of

UAP and the mysteries around Area 51, they've been sensationalized so much in movies and TV shows that I think most people don't think it's real.

And I think here was a guy putting his credibility on the line late in life to say that that is real.

It's a valid area of inquiry.

I remember, you know, when I interviewed him, I'm this, this far away from him.

And I remember feeling it like he had just got this off his chest, you know, like he got a weight off his chest.

Yeah.

When he said that.

And, um, I think he was at a place in life where he just, he won't, he wanted to, uh, he wanted to sort of like, uh, give, give that to the public and, you know, come clean on some of these basic facts.