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And when I say talked about, I'm talking about former CIA directors, former government officials, people with high, high levels of security clearance saying, I've seen it, and yet it's never come out.

So that's one.

Second, why has the national security state produced a steady supply of, quote, would-be whistleblowers who claim to have encountered hidden legacy programs

in contact with non-human intelligence.

Are they liars or are they not?

That's a great question.

We can actually have some scrutiny.

Remember David Grush, who came out publicly, and even though he was able to testify, nothing really happened as a result of that.

Third, why have prominent U.S.

senators led by Chuck Schumer and South Dakota Republican Mike Rounds repeatedly behaved and sometimes spoken as if they believe the national security state is concealing information related to this subject from election officials?

And fourth, is there evidence

any truth to the claims that the government agencies are in contact with, quote, self-described UFOs?

I think that those are the most important questions exactly that he raises.

But it raises a danger.

And in some cases, it's almost dangerous to say that this is going to be it.

I've directed declassification.

Tulsi Gabbard came out yesterday, and she's like, yep, we're going to declassify all the files.

And you're like,

well, which files, how much of this is like, do you even have access?

That's the major question.