Jeremy Corbell

I am encouraged by the fact that the current president is talking about UAP and giving a directive to federal agencies.

That's a big moment, even if it leads nowhere.

I am pessimistic about how it ultimately plays out.

Because the people who keep the secrets do not want it out.

And there will be all kinds of witnesses who will come to the president and tell him why it's a really bad idea to release this and that.

Oh, boy, we can't release this.

It's going to reveal we have X technology.

There'll be a lot of excuses and a lot of whispering in his ear about why it's a bad idea.

I hope he sticks to it.

I hope he stays on top of it.

The problem is the president, whether you think it's everything is a distraction from something else or not, every single day there's something new on his plate.

That's a potential world crisis.

So it's hard to stay focused.

The same thing is true for Congress.

They got so much stuff to deal with.

The only way to make this make progress and really get somewhere is to stay on top of it, maintain the focus, and follow up your promise to have these files and other evidence declassified and released.

We'll see.

Again, I'm a little bit on the pessimistic side, but we'll see.

Well, again, we'll see.

I'm there with you.