George Knapp

People had asked since the hearing because your testimony was impactful.

People wanted to hear what it is that you have experienced over all these decades.

And it's different once you testify that you can just put this stuff out to the public.

So I'm excited.

I got three kind of news points to end the show, but I'm wondering, you know,

Is there anything you want to say about your exploits to Russia, bringing those documents back, smuggling those documents back?

Yeah, yeah.

No, you didn't get busted, which is good.

But, you know, we've had very serious meetings with federal agencies in controlled environments about what you brought back.

We know that within the federal government, within these intelligence agencies, that these documents are kind of like revered.

I'm not saying you were a spy, but you went over there and dealt with some stuff and brought stuff back.

So I'm just saying that...

Within the federal agencies and people we have spoken with in controlled environments, it is well understood that what you brought back is gold, that it was so important to the American understanding of what Russia knew about these UAP programs.

Now, fast forwarding where we are now, you know, there seems to be a sort of alliance between many countries on keeping this hush-hush.

No one's going to disclose.

Remember when Canada, there was that internal discussion

kind of memo from Larry McGuire.

And he's saying, if we don't get ahead of this with the Five Eyes, you know, materials program, if we don't get ahead of this, then we're not going to be trusted by our people, by our country.

And so I think that the tides have kind of shifted now.

All the evidence is there.