Dan Farah

won't properly prepare for what's happening right now and put the right brain power towards it because we haven't experienced it yet.

And Rubio makes points about there being several

examples of that blowing up in our face like we never imagined terrorists would fly you know come to the the homeland and learn to fly commercial airplanes and use it against us in a terror stack yeah until they did and we never you know imagined the japanese would be able to you know strike us at pearl harbor with their missiles and get their missiles through the straits but until they did um and so there's histories full of these examples of of of us not preparing for or wrapping our head around

things we haven't experienced yet.

And then sometimes that leads to a strategic surprise that as he says in the film could change the course of human history.

And so there's this, it is interesting.

And I found it really informative when I was doing these test screenings of earlier cuts, where that bridge is for people, where it just goes a bridge too far.

Yeah, that's interesting.

But I did certainly hear a lot of incredible stories.

And from where I was sitting as the guy doing all the interviews, there was so much overlap.

It was like... Tell me what you heard about the aliens.

So I talked to several people who worked on nuclear weapons bases who had...

seen a UAP on the base, like been part of an event that multiple people witnessed with them.

And then in the coming days had subsequent events when they were off the base where they encountered UAP and then not human beings.

Oh, they encountered beings at their homes.

Yeah.

Or not necessarily those cases, the New York Open stories were actually not Holmes.

It happened in various- Just not at work.

Yeah, not at work.

One story that did happen on a base though, and I didn't include this in the film, but I have it.