Mallory Rubin

It's just down the road.

You know what I mean?

So maybe we should just do that again, but, like...

Yeah, I think this movie, the idea of Disclosure Day, the whistleblowing, not just accepting that there's life elsewhere, that we're not alone, and that we should be open to that and embrace it, but that we have to challenge...

the figures in our countries and our lives, whether they are government officials, though, of course, one of the things in the movie is, like, Nixon fucked up, now the presidents aren't even read in because they become civilians after years.

Kind of another example, actually, of, like, an interesting idea that's, like, almost, like, tossed away.

He's trying to, like, impress, like, Ed Sullivan, essentially.

Incredible.

Like, really funny.

And so now this is, like,

You know, yes, the Department of Defense is a part of this, but this is like, Wardex is like a private company, right?

And like, that all makes sense.

You know, they'd be profiting.

They're finding at these crash sites alien tech.

This is not a new thing.

It's something we're certainly very open to.

There's no trouble believing this part of the movie.

This is like fucking Spider-Man Homecoming, right?

You find the alien tech and you use it for your ads.

Of course that would happen.