Jeremy Corbell

If we obtain stuff and it seems safe to put out, as journalists, it's our duty to report on it, especially when we have multiple witnesses and people that go on record with us, even if they don't show their face.

If we obtain stuff and it seems safe to put out, as journalists, it's our duty to report on it, especially when we have multiple witnesses and people that go on record with us, even if they don't show their face.

If we obtain stuff and it seems safe to put out, as journalists, it's our duty to report on it, especially when we have multiple witnesses and people that go on record with us, even if they don't show their face.

Yeah, military footage has really kind of shaped the global narrative. And you're right, we have been a big part of that. The reason why I think is that there's a lot of trust in there. First of all, you have sensor platforms that look at things digitally. other than just optically. So you're looking at thermal signatures, you're looking at radar.

Yeah, military footage has really kind of shaped the global narrative. And you're right, we have been a big part of that. The reason why I think is that there's a lot of trust in there. First of all, you have sensor platforms that look at things digitally. other than just optically. So you're looking at thermal signatures, you're looking at radar.

Yeah, military footage has really kind of shaped the global narrative. And you're right, we have been a big part of that. The reason why I think is that there's a lot of trust in there. First of all, you have sensor platforms that look at things digitally. other than just optically. So you're looking at thermal signatures, you're looking at radar.

When you have corroborative evidence, like we did in 2019, four pieces of corroborative evidence, it's amazing. But basically when you get these, you have trained observers, people that are taking a risk by going to journalists or putting it out. And then we have bonafide footage that shows things in other spectrums. And I think that's what's really changed the narrative over time

When you have corroborative evidence, like we did in 2019, four pieces of corroborative evidence, it's amazing. But basically when you get these, you have trained observers, people that are taking a risk by going to journalists or putting it out. And then we have bonafide footage that shows things in other spectrums. And I think that's what's really changed the narrative over time

When you have corroborative evidence, like we did in 2019, four pieces of corroborative evidence, it's amazing. But basically when you get these, you have trained observers, people that are taking a risk by going to journalists or putting it out. And then we have bonafide footage that shows things in other spectrums. And I think that's what's really changed the narrative over time

It's got the insight or the interest from Congress. It's got the interest from other people in the military. It also provides a sense of permission to talk about this at high levels. So yeah, military footage has done a lot for the UFO topic, more than I think people give it credit for.

It's got the insight or the interest from Congress. It's got the interest from other people in the military. It also provides a sense of permission to talk about this at high levels. So yeah, military footage has done a lot for the UFO topic, more than I think people give it credit for.

It's got the insight or the interest from Congress. It's got the interest from other people in the military. It also provides a sense of permission to talk about this at high levels. So yeah, military footage has done a lot for the UFO topic, more than I think people give it credit for.

Yeah, it's incredible. I mean, we knew that what we were reporting, you know, you had great sources on that. We knew, and you had evidence. I mean, we knew it was correct, but it took a little while to catch up. But I think people need to see it to believe it. And they also need to see it and understand it.

Yeah, it's incredible. I mean, we knew that what we were reporting, you know, you had great sources on that. We knew, and you had evidence. I mean, we knew it was correct, but it took a little while to catch up. But I think people need to see it to believe it. And they also need to see it and understand it.

Yeah, it's incredible. I mean, we knew that what we were reporting, you know, you had great sources on that. We knew, and you had evidence. I mean, we knew it was correct, but it took a little while to catch up. But I think people need to see it to believe it. And they also need to see it and understand it.

And so I think we've gotten to a point where people understand what forward-looking infrared, what FLIR is, what the black and white footage that you see is. You're seeing a thermal signature. Normally, you would see wings, tail, rotor. You would see... rotor splash heat differentials you see propulsion typically And that's not what you're seeing in a lot of this footage.

And so I think we've gotten to a point where people understand what forward-looking infrared, what FLIR is, what the black and white footage that you see is. You're seeing a thermal signature. Normally, you would see wings, tail, rotor. You would see... rotor splash heat differentials you see propulsion typically And that's not what you're seeing in a lot of this footage.

And so I think we've gotten to a point where people understand what forward-looking infrared, what FLIR is, what the black and white footage that you see is. You're seeing a thermal signature. Normally, you would see wings, tail, rotor. You would see... rotor splash heat differentials you see propulsion typically And that's not what you're seeing in a lot of this footage.

And so I think the audience is a little bit wiser now to this. And I think, again, the military film footage, it comes with better sensor systems, but it also comes with people who are not seeking the limelight. These are people taking a risk to come forward or to bring footage forward.

And so I think the audience is a little bit wiser now to this. And I think, again, the military film footage, it comes with better sensor systems, but it also comes with people who are not seeking the limelight. These are people taking a risk to come forward or to bring footage forward.