Eric Burlison

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1,826 appearances 5 recordings 3 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 5 Jul

Eric Burlison’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Along the lines of, you know, we were just talking about Matthew Sullivan, you have this sort of missing scientists narrative generally.
Earlier we were talking about Amy Eskridge and Ning Li.
Neil McCaslin is a general who is extremely...
high up, I believe he was on the special access program oversight committee, which Lou was as well.
And so he was cleared to, you know, more things than the president probably, and was, you know, head of the AFRL at Wright Patterson, the air force research laboratory.
Uh, and he was the source for a lot of Tom DeLonge's kind of, you know, disclosures and his, you know, quote unquote fiction books, you know, secret machines.
Um,
He went super mysteriously missing.
What do you think about that case?
To me, that's whether we've got to close that loop.
I mean, this is a person who's walking around with some of our nation's most important secrets.
I think it's important that we identify what happened to him.
Whether there's a body in the desert, they need to go find a body, find the body, or find out if he decided to go to Cabo and just disappear.
I don't know, but at the end of the day, we need to find out what happened to this individual.
I know he was on my list of people to talk to.
I know that David Grush had sent someone to interview General McCaslin
and was not able to get a whole lot out of him.
But I think McCaslin knew that we were definitely making inquiries trying to set up something to talk to him.
Well, that's weird.
It's like a week or so after Trump and Pete Hegseth are saying, we're going to officially look into this stuff.
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