Jeremy Corbell

Instead of saying anything at all about the contents that we, the CIA, had been spying on ODNI, which is our parent organization.

The CIA reports to the Office of Director of National Intelligence.

They're supposed to all be under the umbrella of Tulsi Gabbard's organization there.

And here they are not answering the questions about did they spy on the agency, on its investigators, on the whistleblowers they have brought forward for a variety of topics, not just UAP, but for...

the psychic warfare programs, the MK ultra and some other stuff, sneaky stuff.

I mean, it's pretty outrageous and they didn't bother to answer it.

And I know there have been some developments since then, since the story broke late last week.

I think some of our friends in Congress have gone over to have a little chat and maybe we'll get into that at some other point.

But man, what a story.

And, you know, you and I, as we share in this upcoming recording that we're going to let our viewers and listeners take a look at,

You know, we went into it not blind and not naive.

We were cautious because, you know, we've been down this road before.

And the idea that ODNI would use all of its resources and the people we talked to told me they can go anywhere.

They can see anything.

They have the clearances to go anywhere they need to go to find the legacy programs.

And we're thinking, damn, that sounds pretty good.

So I know in that first meeting, we did give them some names, but it's the names of people that they should be pretty obvious that they should talk to, names that are public.

Yeah, it's pretty underhanded, and it's equally confusing.

The guy who testified before Congress was the head of DIG.

That's the director's initiative.