George Knapp

Well, you've been working this for a while. I mean, you know, I should give you credit because, you know, it's scary for somebody to come forward, to agree to have their name and face out there, to suffer the slings and arrows that inevitably come from going public on this. But I think you've done a really good job of assuring this witness that he'd be okay if he came forward.

Well, you've been working this for a while. I mean, you know, I should give you credit because, you know, it's scary for somebody to come forward, to agree to have their name and face out there, to suffer the slings and arrows that inevitably come from going public on this. But I think you've done a really good job of assuring this witness that he'd be okay if he came forward.

We are careful about that. I mean, actually, we should tell our audience that. We tried to stop him from using his voice, right? We thought maybe that wasn't a good idea.

We are careful about that. I mean, actually, we should tell our audience that. We tried to stop him from using his voice, right? We thought maybe that wasn't a good idea.

We are careful about that. I mean, actually, we should tell our audience that. We tried to stop him from using his voice, right? We thought maybe that wasn't a good idea.

And I'm really grateful. And of course, the context, Admiral Tim Galladet appeared at that last congressional hearing, made statements, shared about his own experiences in the U.S. Navy. The Navy has pushed the ball down the court, down the field, saying we want transparency, we want reporting, we want less stigma. Well, here we go. We've got an active duty U.S.

And I'm really grateful. And of course, the context, Admiral Tim Galladet appeared at that last congressional hearing, made statements, shared about his own experiences in the U.S. Navy. The Navy has pushed the ball down the court, down the field, saying we want transparency, we want reporting, we want less stigma. Well, here we go. We've got an active duty U.S.

And I'm really grateful. And of course, the context, Admiral Tim Galladet appeared at that last congressional hearing, made statements, shared about his own experiences in the U.S. Navy. The Navy has pushed the ball down the court, down the field, saying we want transparency, we want reporting, we want less stigma. Well, here we go. We've got an active duty U.S.

Navy guy who is here to tell us what happened on the USS Jackson. You should introduce him. All right. So I'll let him introduce himself even. This is Alex. Alex, great to talk to you. Can we just start with what was in your decision making to come forward with this, both today showing your face and your name?

Navy guy who is here to tell us what happened on the USS Jackson. You should introduce him. All right. So I'll let him introduce himself even. This is Alex. Alex, great to talk to you. Can we just start with what was in your decision making to come forward with this, both today showing your face and your name?

Navy guy who is here to tell us what happened on the USS Jackson. You should introduce him. All right. So I'll let him introduce himself even. This is Alex. Alex, great to talk to you. Can we just start with what was in your decision making to come forward with this, both today showing your face and your name?

So, you know, the Navy has sort of led the charge in trying to reduce the stigma about reporting UFOs, USOs. The whole government has said, yeah, we're interested in transparency. We want people to come forward. We want witnesses, pilots, aviators, whatever, to come forward. You're one of those guys.

So, you know, the Navy has sort of led the charge in trying to reduce the stigma about reporting UFOs, USOs. The whole government has said, yeah, we're interested in transparency. We want people to come forward. We want witnesses, pilots, aviators, whatever, to come forward. You're one of those guys.

So, you know, the Navy has sort of led the charge in trying to reduce the stigma about reporting UFOs, USOs. The whole government has said, yeah, we're interested in transparency. We want people to come forward. We want witnesses, pilots, aviators, whatever, to come forward. You're one of those guys.

You're taking them at their word that you're not going to get in trouble for reporting to the world what you saw.

You're taking them at their word that you're not going to get in trouble for reporting to the world what you saw.

You're taking them at their word that you're not going to get in trouble for reporting to the world what you saw.

You grew up in Las Vegas. You've had a chance to see 20 plus years of my UFO stories. I hope I did not twist your mind too much over those years.

You grew up in Las Vegas. You've had a chance to see 20 plus years of my UFO stories. I hope I did not twist your mind too much over those years.

You grew up in Las Vegas. You've had a chance to see 20 plus years of my UFO stories. I hope I did not twist your mind too much over those years.