Dan Farah

and couldn't.

And that's the guy who would have had the job of knowing.

So prior to investigating UAP and non-human intelligent learning for the government, he was the head of air and space warfare for the Defense Intelligence Agency.

His literal job was to know what all of our black programs, not our classified programs, our black programs, our unacknowledged

special access programs, what they were building, what was on their roadmap for 20, 30 years out, 20, 30 years out, in terms of air and space technology.

It was literally his job.

So like the analogy for him, you know, we talked about Hunt for October earlier.

The analogy is like, remember Hunt for October, Alec Baldwin,

is an analyst at the CIA and his specialty is knowing everything about Russia's nuclear submarine program and everything about the leadership of that program.

That's his wheelhouse, right?

He knows everything there is to know at a classified and unclassified level about this one thing.

So much so that in the movie, when James Earl Jones, the head of the CIA, gets a satellite photo of a submarine,

in Russia that he doesn't recognize and they wonder what it is, who do they go and ask?

You know, they ask Baldwin and he knows what it is.

He knows who the commander is.

He knows everything about him, where at school, his relationship with his wife, everything, right?

People like that exist within the intelligence community that have these specific lanes that they know everything about at a classified level and an unclassified level.

And Jay was that guy for air and space technology.

And that is why he ended up in

this investigation of UAP and non-human intelligence in life.