Victor Davis Hanson

I am here to make you happy.

Okay, good.

I'm kind of with you.

I wish that when they interviewed him, then they showed us an MRI, a PET scan, and a CT scan, and full blood work, and then gave us some type of recording or audio version how he could use this unique ability to communicate.

Just some hard data.

So I'm not saying that people didn't believe that and they didn't pursue that.

But it seems like every time somebody sees something or comes forward with an encounter with an alien...

They don't present enough evidence to convince the skeptical.

The skeptical are not prejudiced.

I'm not biased either way.

I'm willing and eager to be persuaded.

The thing that I think they don't

fully appreciate sometimes is that if what they're saying is true it it remakes everything because you go back through all of history then and you say these people were communicating with humans and imparting knowledge and this just accounts for that and this and this technological this and wars and all of these it affects religion Christianity Buddhism Islam it affects everything

It would be a totality of a remaking of assumed knowledge, of empiricism, of technology, of religion, of politics, everything.

If you were going to tell the American people, well, your government

65 years ago knew about aliens and they had a special division and they genetically altered people to communicate with these people and they didn't tell you, that would be something.

But then the other thing finally is, well, if he had that ability, will he please tell me what they said to him?

Or what were the communications?

Does he have a text where he transcribed it?

Or did he go in a room where they took all the trouble to genetically... Yeah, what are they saying right now?