Dan Farah

And then I, you know,

Second was, I know what I saw, right?

I think so, yeah.

He did the deepest dive I think anyone's done.

Yeah.

Super, super powerful story.

And James did the best deep dive ever on it.

And I'll tell you, I have heard from some of my

my most trusted senior intelligence friends, intelligence community friends, including, you know, who we mentioned today, Jay Stratton, who, you know, co-ran OSAP and was director of the UAP task force.

He and others have told me that they spoke to people from the Brazilian military, like very senior people, who shared with them evidence of this having happened.

Medical reports.

Yeah.

Reports

of the biological effects to civilians in that area, people that got zapped by this UAP in this event, this specific event, the Brazilian military did a massive investigation of it.

And there's tons of evidence.

The people I've come to trust talk about it like an event that really, truly happened and is well documented.

And maybe, most likely, the elements of the US government that have been covering this up, the folks involved in the Legacy Program, likely had a role in covering it up and just making sure it never made it to the public.

Talking about James Fox and his filmmaking just makes me, it's another reminder how important

civilian journalism is.

We know about this stuff because some of us have made documentaries.