George Knapp

Thanks, Merrick. Appreciate your expertise and your efforts on our behalf and the behalf of the public.

Thanks, Merrick. Appreciate your expertise and your efforts on our behalf and the behalf of the public.

Thanks, Merrick. Appreciate your expertise and your efforts on our behalf and the behalf of the public.

Well, obviously it's springtime, you know, when hope springs eternal, when love is in the air, birds and bees are coming out, and when UFO videos filmed by the military suddenly blossom. These guys in the US Navy who are out there off the coast of Southern California are seeing these things all the time.

Well, obviously it's springtime, you know, when hope springs eternal, when love is in the air, birds and bees are coming out, and when UFO videos filmed by the military suddenly blossom. These guys in the US Navy who are out there off the coast of Southern California are seeing these things all the time.

Well, obviously it's springtime, you know, when hope springs eternal, when love is in the air, birds and bees are coming out, and when UFO videos filmed by the military suddenly blossom. These guys in the US Navy who are out there off the coast of Southern California are seeing these things all the time.

This is Weaponized. My name is George Knapp, joined by my colleague, Jeremy Corbell. Jeremy, how you doing?

This is Weaponized. My name is George Knapp, joined by my colleague, Jeremy Corbell. Jeremy, how you doing?

This is Weaponized. My name is George Knapp, joined by my colleague, Jeremy Corbell. Jeremy, how you doing?

Well, it's obviously springtime, you know, when hope springs eternal, when love is in the air, birds and bees are coming out, and when UFO videos filmed by the military suddenly blossom, right?

Well, it's obviously springtime, you know, when hope springs eternal, when love is in the air, birds and bees are coming out, and when UFO videos filmed by the military suddenly blossom, right?

Well, it's obviously springtime, you know, when hope springs eternal, when love is in the air, birds and bees are coming out, and when UFO videos filmed by the military suddenly blossom, right?

Yeah, I mean, as we've said before on this program, a lot of people send us videos, you know, and it's a ball of light, sea of inky darkness, things moving around, drones, whatever it is. And it's always interesting to receive those. We like them.

Yeah, I mean, as we've said before on this program, a lot of people send us videos, you know, and it's a ball of light, sea of inky darkness, things moving around, drones, whatever it is. And it's always interesting to receive those. We like them.

Yeah, I mean, as we've said before on this program, a lot of people send us videos, you know, and it's a ball of light, sea of inky darkness, things moving around, drones, whatever it is. And it's always interesting to receive those. We like them.

But the military video, things filmed by our military and analyzed by our military kind of carries a special weight because you know where it comes from. You know the kinds of platforms it's recorded on or from. You know when they say it really is unidentified, it's doing things that we haven't seen before. That packs a little more credibility, correct?

But the military video, things filmed by our military and analyzed by our military kind of carries a special weight because you know where it comes from. You know the kinds of platforms it's recorded on or from. You know when they say it really is unidentified, it's doing things that we haven't seen before. That packs a little more credibility, correct?

But the military video, things filmed by our military and analyzed by our military kind of carries a special weight because you know where it comes from. You know the kinds of platforms it's recorded on or from. You know when they say it really is unidentified, it's doing things that we haven't seen before. That packs a little more credibility, correct?

Well, let's take an example, Tic Tac. The Tic Tac incident off the Southern California coast, recorded in 2004, U.S. Navy, aviators, Dave Fravor, they encounter this thing. You and I had reported on it for a while. Then it becomes part of the New York Times story in December 2017, and kaboom, it's explosive.

Well, let's take an example, Tic Tac. The Tic Tac incident off the Southern California coast, recorded in 2004, U.S. Navy, aviators, Dave Fravor, they encounter this thing. You and I had reported on it for a while. Then it becomes part of the New York Times story in December 2017, and kaboom, it's explosive.