Luis Elizondo

Luke, how are you? Hey, sir. I'm doing better than I deserve. Well, that's a good statement. You know, there's an old military saying, any day above ground is a good day.

Luke, how are you? Hey, sir. I'm doing better than I deserve. Well, that's a good statement. You know, there's an old military saying, any day above ground is a good day.

Luke, how are you? Hey, sir. I'm doing better than I deserve. Well, that's a good statement. You know, there's an old military saying, any day above ground is a good day.

You know, those things.

You know, those things.

You know, those things.

I've heard that before.

I've heard that before.

I've heard that before.

I'm 57. You are?

I'm 57. You are?

I'm 57. You are?

Well, I look 10 years older than you. I got a lot of hard miles on me, unfortunately. I do, too. Believe it or not. Well, you'll have to share with me your secret because, unfortunately, I tell people this is as good as it gets. I'm about as attractive as a cement truck.

Well, I look 10 years older than you. I got a lot of hard miles on me, unfortunately. I do, too. Believe it or not. Well, you'll have to share with me your secret because, unfortunately, I tell people this is as good as it gets. I'm about as attractive as a cement truck.

Well, I look 10 years older than you. I got a lot of hard miles on me, unfortunately. I do, too. Believe it or not. Well, you'll have to share with me your secret because, unfortunately, I tell people this is as good as it gets. I'm about as attractive as a cement truck.

So after the Army, I went into the Federal Service and had a lot of jobs, mostly in counterintelligence, which is looking basically what the bad guys know about us from an intelligence perspective. And in 2008, I changed my job. One of my jobs, I was working at the Director of National Intelligence, which for most people may or may not know, it's kind of outside of D.C.

So after the Army, I went into the Federal Service and had a lot of jobs, mostly in counterintelligence, which is looking basically what the bad guys know about us from an intelligence perspective. And in 2008, I changed my job. One of my jobs, I was working at the Director of National Intelligence, which for most people may or may not know, it's kind of outside of D.C.

So after the Army, I went into the Federal Service and had a lot of jobs, mostly in counterintelligence, which is looking basically what the bad guys know about us from an intelligence perspective. And in 2008, I changed my job. One of my jobs, I was working at the Director of National Intelligence, which for most people may or may not know, it's kind of outside of D.C.

And where I lived, I was on the other side of D.C., living on a little island in the Chesapeake Bay. And so my commute was terrible. I mean, it really, really frankly sucked.

And where I lived, I was on the other side of D.C., living on a little island in the Chesapeake Bay. And so my commute was terrible. I mean, it really, really frankly sucked.