Dan Farah

you know, the people, people making up stories, if it was like a few people, but I interviewed 34 people on camera, 34 senior members of the military government intelligence community that, that many of which aren't even, don't, don't know each other, you know?

Look, I do think that if he had lied in the past,

maybe this was a way to kind of make up for it.

Maybe this was like, hey, I'm gonna do the right thing this time, and I'm gonna share that this is a real situation.

If you study his body language in the doc, that's the impression I get.

Like, he's not excited to do what he's doing, but he's doing it because he thinks he should.

He's getting up there in age, man.

You know?

A lot of these people are.

Look at his face in the film when you- I did.

After he says the Area 51 line, you could tell there was other people in the room with me actually that picked up on this too.

He immediately kind of looked down and it was like as if he was thinking to himself like, well, I just said it.

So hopefully that's okay, you know?

Like it kind of just came out, you know?

And yeah.

But I mean-

You know, what would be the narrative if all 34 people in this film, they're all saying the same thing and all sharing information they have personally learned to be true.

They're all sharing it.

It all fits together.

It all works together.