Professor Avi Loeb (Host)

So let's just get to that point.

And the way to do it is by, in part, allowing people to speak about what they know already.

And so that protection for whistleblowers is extremely important.

If the information that they bring forward

is real and we can pursue it uh so i'm all for it and the the white house is actually working hand in hand with uh the lawmakers in particular representative burrison and luna and and birchett to to make it happen in the near future so i think we should all be happy about that

No, I haven't signed any NDAs so far.

Now, if I will have to sign NDAs because someone within the government would like me to help them with classified information, that will apply only to the classified part, not to the unclassified part.

But so far, none of that happened.

the council will always be engaged with unclassified documents.

If I will be asked to review classified documents, it will be in the context of the higher level governing board, but not in the context of the council.

So whatever the council is doing,

you can rest assured that this would be publicly available and obviously will promote disclosure and understanding, figuring out the nature of UAP.

And this is like a detective story.

And the way to remove the mystery in a detective story is by collecting clues.

It's not by going around and asking people, what do you think?

which is currently the way people telling stories or expressing opinions on social media and arranging echo chambers where they believe in this or believe in that.

That's not the way to make progress.

The way to make progress is really by having evidence so that we can share it with everyone and everyone would agree.

And at some point, even the Vatican would agree that there is no way out.

And so then the question will be how to adapt to that reality.