Les Velez

Right.

And now as far as a hobbyist astronomer goes, they wouldn't be able to see something flying through the atmosphere and descending into the water perhaps and be able to report that.

Sure.

Have there been reports of things like that?

Right.

Now we're reporting them.

Right.

There was a concern, especially back in the day, that if you reported on these things that you would be seen as crazy, unstable, psychotic, and then you would lose your position.

Now, why disclosure now?

I mean, granted, we haven't got to a point of full disclosure, but we are seeing way more breadcrumbs in the last decade.

eight years than we have maybe in the totality of the United States ever even existing.

So why is there so much more discussion about it?

Why are we bringing whistleblowers forward in front of Congress?

Is this a part of a coordinated effort or is this legitimate disclosure that the United States is ready to come clean?

Yeah, I'm curious why now.

You are too.

Yeah, I guess.

Maybe, maybe in a past life.

Yeah, I again, it's just I, I'm just so curious as to what is actually happening.

And the fact that it seems like we're on the precipice of such a massive release of information, but yet no one cares.