Luis Elizondo

And my concern is that we're at a point now where I've said before, you know, secrets aren't like a fine wine where the longer you keep a cork on it, the better it gets. I think secrets are perishable. I think they have a shelf life. I think they're like vegetables in your refrigerator.

And my concern is that we're at a point now where I've said before, you know, secrets aren't like a fine wine where the longer you keep a cork on it, the better it gets. I think secrets are perishable. I think they have a shelf life. I think they're like vegetables in your refrigerator.

And there comes a point where if you leave them there too long, they start to rot and they start to stink and it becomes a big mess to clean up. Right. And so that's my perspective. And what I'm trying to do is give the government an ability to work its way out of a corner that it's put itself into for the last several decades. And with no seeming way out, right? Right.

And there comes a point where if you leave them there too long, they start to rot and they start to stink and it becomes a big mess to clean up. Right. And so that's my perspective. And what I'm trying to do is give the government an ability to work its way out of a corner that it's put itself into for the last several decades. And with no seeming way out, right? Right.

And there comes a point where if you leave them there too long, they start to rot and they start to stink and it becomes a big mess to clean up. Right. And so that's my perspective. And what I'm trying to do is give the government an ability to work its way out of a corner that it's put itself into for the last several decades. And with no seeming way out, right? Right.

They look around like, well, how do we get ourselves out of this trip?

They look around like, well, how do we get ourselves out of this trip?

They look around like, well, how do we get ourselves out of this trip?

And I know people want their pound of flesh. I know there's people out there, we've been lied to for decades. Right.

And I know people want their pound of flesh. I know there's people out there, we've been lied to for decades. Right.

And I know people want their pound of flesh. I know there's people out there, we've been lied to for decades. Right.

And I think that's the wrong approach. I think there was a time where we needed to keep this secret. And I think what you do is you give those guys awards. Give those guys and gals awards who did it. Don't make them enemies. Make them friends and say, okay, look, but those were different times. Now is the time to come clean. Talk to the members of Congress. Right.

And I think that's the wrong approach. I think there was a time where we needed to keep this secret. And I think what you do is you give those guys awards. Give those guys and gals awards who did it. Don't make them enemies. Make them friends and say, okay, look, but those were different times. Now is the time to come clean. Talk to the members of Congress. Right.

And I think that's the wrong approach. I think there was a time where we needed to keep this secret. And I think what you do is you give those guys awards. Give those guys and gals awards who did it. Don't make them enemies. Make them friends and say, okay, look, but those were different times. Now is the time to come clean. Talk to the members of Congress. Right.

Yeah. Truth and reconciliation.

Yeah. Truth and reconciliation.

Yeah. Truth and reconciliation.

Now. All in the interest of the United States security. You talk about legal issues. The problem is there are the real legal issues. So let's say you have, again, these cups forgive my analogies. You have two aerospace companies. Company A, Company B. And let's say I am in the Department of Defense back in the 50s, 60s, and I come across this interesting technology.

Now. All in the interest of the United States security. You talk about legal issues. The problem is there are the real legal issues. So let's say you have, again, these cups forgive my analogies. You have two aerospace companies. Company A, Company B. And let's say I am in the Department of Defense back in the 50s, 60s, and I come across this interesting technology.

Now. All in the interest of the United States security. You talk about legal issues. The problem is there are the real legal issues. So let's say you have, again, these cups forgive my analogies. You have two aerospace companies. Company A, Company B. And let's say I am in the Department of Defense back in the 50s, 60s, and I come across this interesting technology.