George Knapp

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.

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.

The power of that video and Dave Fravor's testimony made that, I think, the most consequential UFO of all time, in a sense, because there was something to see, and you had testimony to back it up. And I know that people have analyzed that video over and over again, but really it remains unidentified to this day. And later on in this conversation today, we're going to see more Tic Tacs.

The power of that video and Dave Fravor's testimony made that, I think, the most consequential UFO of all time, in a sense, because there was something to see, and you had testimony to back it up. And I know that people have analyzed that video over and over again, but really it remains unidentified to this day. And later on in this conversation today, we're going to see more Tic Tacs.

The power of that video and Dave Fravor's testimony made that, I think, the most consequential UFO of all time, in a sense, because there was something to see, and you had testimony to back it up. And I know that people have analyzed that video over and over again, but really it remains unidentified to this day. And later on in this conversation today, we're going to see more Tic Tacs.

But that's just one of the examples that's been released that really changed the narrative on the UFO topic. Gimbal, Go Fast. We also released some photos way back. You'll recall you and I were traveling around in 2018. going to these UFO conferences and had reported to people, U S Navy pilots, Oceana on the East coast are seeing unknown objects every single day, every single day.

But that's just one of the examples that's been released that really changed the narrative on the UFO topic. Gimbal, Go Fast. We also released some photos way back. You'll recall you and I were traveling around in 2018. going to these UFO conferences and had reported to people, U S Navy pilots, Oceana on the East coast are seeing unknown objects every single day, every single day.

But that's just one of the examples that's been released that really changed the narrative on the UFO topic. Gimbal, Go Fast. We also released some photos way back. You'll recall you and I were traveling around in 2018. going to these UFO conferences and had reported to people, U S Navy pilots, Oceana on the East coast are seeing unknown objects every single day, every single day.

And I think people thought we were making it up. And, and then, you know, then we were able to release some of the photos, the acorn, the sphere, the, the metallic blimp with payload, here they are. And, you know, that had been sitting in our archives for a while, didn't really know what to make of it.

And I think people thought we were making it up. And, and then, you know, then we were able to release some of the photos, the acorn, the sphere, the, the metallic blimp with payload, here they are. And, you know, that had been sitting in our archives for a while, didn't really know what to make of it.

And I think people thought we were making it up. And, and then, you know, then we were able to release some of the photos, the acorn, the sphere, the, the metallic blimp with payload, here they are. And, you know, that had been sitting in our archives for a while, didn't really know what to make of it.

But as we learned, those Navy pilots flying out into their training area were seeing these objects every day, every single day, different sizes, different shapes, and they'd just sit there for days, not acting like drones, not acting like blimps. They were sitting there against really high winds, way up, And they photographed him.

But as we learned, those Navy pilots flying out into their training area were seeing these objects every day, every single day, different sizes, different shapes, and they'd just sit there for days, not acting like drones, not acting like blimps. They were sitting there against really high winds, way up, And they photographed him.

But as we learned, those Navy pilots flying out into their training area were seeing these objects every day, every single day, different sizes, different shapes, and they'd just sit there for days, not acting like drones, not acting like blimps. They were sitting there against really high winds, way up, And they photographed him.