David Grusch Returns to Congress - UFO whistleblower, lawmakers aim to declassify UAP files

[0:00] lecture-length documentaries on the subject. [0:03] In recent years, Congress has held multiple public hearings on UAP, which is a dramatic [0:08] shift towards transparency. [0:11] Thanks to many members of Congress, the issue is now being taken very seriously. [0:16] We the people are finally hearing accounts in an incredible setting from first-hand [0:21] U.S. military personnel about highly advanced unknown craft that fly rings around our front-line [0:27] fighter jets. [0:30] President Trump's unprecedented directive to release UAP files. [0:35] We are seeing more and more of these type of craft captured on various government sensors, [0:41] and I'm told this is just the beginning. [0:44] One of the aspects to the phenomenon that's spoken about with less frequency are close [0:49] encounters of the third kind, reporting by witnesses of entities of non-human sentient [0:55] beings connected to the craft. [0:59] Don't take it from me. [1:00] Some of these reports come directly out of the United States Air Force's own files. [1:05] In fact, the very scientist who coined the phrase close encounters of the third kind investigated [1:12] cases for the United States Air Force from 1947 to 1969, Dr. J. Allen Hynek. [1:18] According to Hynek, it was cases like those that the United States Air Force desperately tried [1:23] to keep secret because it's one thing to try and confuse the public with weather balloons and [1:29] swamp gas, and another entirely different when dealing with credible reports of non-human [1:35] beings on the ground. [1:38] I personally investigated one such case for over 16 years. [1:43] The case occurred in Varginha, Brazil in 1996 and involves dozens of first-hand reports of [1:49] UAP and direct contact with living, intelligent non-human beings who, according to multiple [1:58] Brazilian witnesses, were flown out of Brazil to the United States in January of 1996. [2:05] Recently, the former Brazilian Ministry of Defense, Aldo Rebelo, confirmed the incident occurred [2:12] and stated if the U.S. disclosed information on this case, then we in Brazil could do the [2:20] same. [2:21] Mr. President, I am respectfully requesting that you declassify and release all files related [2:28] to this case and others like it. [2:31] We the people have a right to know. [2:34] Reality should not be classified. [2:36] Thank you. [2:42] Thank you for being here today, and I just want to say, especially for the members standing [2:46] behind us, as you know, this Congress, we were given permission to stand up the task [2:50] force on declassification of federal secrets. [2:53] Many of our colleagues did not believe in this up until really the video started coming out, [2:58] and had it not been for the efforts of Representative Burleson, Birchit, Moskowitz, and the countless [3:03] of other members who have backed us in this fight, you probably wouldn't see some of these [3:07] files and videos that are coming out today, but it doesn't just stop here. [3:11] For some time we've been pushing for there to be legislation, whether it be whistleblower [3:14] protections or the UAP Disclosure Act, and it's been time and time again stonewalled [3:19] by various intelligence agencies and staff within the House of Representatives, which is why [3:24] we are grateful to the administration and their effort, as well as Stephen Miller's office, [3:28] in pursuing the truth, something that we all should deserve transparency on. [3:32] And so our next call to action will be that we are weaning with the White House. [3:36] We are requesting that whistleblowers receive temporary immunity or permanent immunity, and [3:42] if they are able to divulge whether it is locations of craft and or advanced technologies. [3:48] As you know, this is something that we are all wanting to know the truth on. [3:51] And again, without your cooperation, we wouldn't have been where we are at today. [3:56] And so thank you. [3:57] I'd like to now introduce Representative Eric Burleson. [3:59] Thank you all for being here today. [4:05] I want to first begin by thanking everyone that's here, and I want to thank my colleagues [4:08] behind me. [4:09] This task force, we could not do this without the incredible leadership of Representative [4:14] Luna and my colleagues on the team. [4:17] We also wouldn't be here today if it weren't for the brave men and women who have come forward [4:23] as whistleblowers, who have plowed that soil. [4:28] We wouldn't be here without these individuals. [4:30] And we also wouldn't be here celebrating the victories that we have were it not for President [4:36] Trump. [4:37] We finally have a leader that the American people can trust to challenge institutions that [4:42] have grown far too comfortable operating without accountability. [4:47] For decades, the American people have been treated like children, told that our government [4:52] secrets that they don't get to know. [4:55] Don't ask. [4:56] Don't expect answers. [4:57] Just trust the process. [4:58] Well, the American people are done with that answer, and I'm done with that answer. [5:03] Over the last three years, we have made more progress on this issue than at any point in [5:08] modern history. [5:09] We've held hearings. [5:11] We've reviewed Russian and Brazilian records, including a formal FBI inquiry into the 96th [5:18] Varginha incident, where witnesses alleged the Brazilian military captured non-human entities [5:24] and craft and buried the truth. [5:27] Today, Aldo Ribello, who was the Ministry of Defense at the time, came forward and admitted [5:34] that this event was true. [5:36] We've sent targeted inquiries into MIT Lincoln Laboratories, MITRE, and every government agency [5:43] that's been connected to UAP. [5:44] We've worked with lawmakers across four continents. [5:48] We've sought answers on cases like Matthew Sullivan, a would-be whistleblower whose tragic death [5:55] deserves far more scrutiny than it has received. [5:58] We've obtained video evidence, including the MQ-9 footage of a UAP incident off the coast of Yemen, [6:04] delivered to my office through what can only be described as a Tom Clancy-style dead drop. [6:10] Someone felt that they had, now think about this, someone felt they had to secretly hand [6:16] information to an elected official, a member of Congress. [6:20] Why would anyone fear bringing information to Congress? [6:23] They shouldn't. [6:25] We are no longer asking hypothetical questions anymore. [6:28] Congress is requesting specific records and videos. [6:31] These agencies and contractors know that we know that they exist, and we're going to get [6:36] them released. [6:38] We continue to receive credible claims of recovered craft and reverse engineering programs that [6:43] may have operated for decades outside of any oversight. [6:47] Those claims point to specific facilities, contractors, records, and people. [6:54] Congress has a constitutional duty to follow them. [6:57] And that duty does not vanish because someone stamped a document classified 30 years ago. [7:02] It does not vanish because some bureaucrat says so. [7:06] It does not vanish because a program has become so compartmentalized that even elected officials [7:11] are expected to look the other way. [7:14] The Constitution gave Congress oversight, authority for a reason. [7:18] No one elected, no elected bureaucrat has that authority. [7:21] This information is not yours to keep. [7:24] It belongs to the American people. [7:26] They own it and they deserve the truth. [7:28] The most important people in this story are the whistleblowers. [7:32] David Grush, Admiral Gallaudet, Dylan Borland, Jeff Nusatelli, and the many others who haven't [7:40] been named yet. [7:41] Their careers were upended. [7:43] Their families were torn apart. [7:45] They endured an avalanche of stress all because they believed this information belongs to you, [7:51] the American people, and they attempted and tried to get it to you. [7:56] Some will say they should have used more proper channels. [8:00] To hell with the Safeway. [8:03] The Safeway protects the system. [8:06] These are people who simply wanted the American people to see what they know. [8:09] And they deserve protection. [8:11] They deserve our respect and they deserve a second chance. [8:15] And we are at a different time. [8:18] This is the age of disclosure. [8:20] Mr. President, I'm asking you directly, waive the non-disclosure agreements that still bind [8:26] these patriots. [8:28] Grant immunity to anyone and everyone who has already come forward and everyone who will [8:33] come forward. [8:34] Open the door and let them speak. [8:37] Because unless people know they will be protected, why would they come forward and step forward [8:42] otherwise? [8:44] It is time that we flip the script entirely as well. [8:46] It has been said by people in positions that know that even presidents have been kept on [8:52] a need-to-know basis. [8:54] That Navy pilots, admirals, and generals describe programs to senior officials that commander-in-chiefs [8:59] were never briefed on. [9:01] Career bureaucrats who view presidents as temporary help. [9:06] Here today, gone tomorrow. [9:08] That is not classification. [9:11] That's a constitutional crisis. [9:14] Policy must be the default in the United States of America, and it should be required for those [9:19] with knowledge to come forward, not wait for us to ask. [9:24] There must be real penalties for officials who knowingly withhold information from Congress. [9:29] Playing dumb is no longer acceptable. [9:32] Hiding behind classification is no longer acceptable. [9:35] Mr. President, you know that the agencies lie. [9:39] You know that firsthand. [9:41] They have lied to you. [9:42] They have lied about you. [9:44] They do not cooperate easily, and they never have. [9:47] This is the moment. [9:49] Use the authority that you have, Mr. President. [9:51] The American people are behind you. [9:53] And everyone listening today, in government, working for a contractor, retired, anywhere [9:59] in the world, come to Congress. [10:02] Come to these group of people. [10:03] We will work with you. [10:05] This is a worldwide call for action. [10:07] And what you know and help, help us please release every record, every file, and every [10:13] piece of information. [10:14] The time is now. [10:16] Thank you. [10:17] And with that, I'll yield to, I'll yield to the general, Mr. Perry. [10:27] Just be brief, be brilliant, and be gone. [10:31] Well, it's good to be with you all. [10:33] And it's great to be with my colleagues and people that want transparency in America. [10:38] And just like my good friend, Mr. Burleson, Representative Burleson said, this isn't the [10:42] government's information. [10:43] Unless there's some kind of national security element that's going to imperil our safety, [10:50] this is our information. [10:51] We should have it, every single bit of it, and you shouldn't be crazy, and you shouldn't [10:56] have your reputation destroyed because you want to disclose. [11:00] This is our government. [11:01] This is our country. [11:02] This is our information, and damn it, we demand it. [11:05] God bless you. [11:11] Thank you all. [11:12] My name is Congressman Tim Burchett, and I know you all got up this morning and said, [11:14] Dadgum, I hope I get to stand out in the heat and listen to some redneck talking for too [11:19] long. [11:20] Well, I'll keep it short. [11:21] I am a redneck, proudly. [11:22] But it is a pleasure being here with you. [11:24] I want to first salute the bravery of these folks standing back here on the back row for [11:29] their guts. [11:32] This country was not created by a bunch of meek pansies as people that took a stand, [11:36] and these fellows took a stand, and thank you all so much. [11:38] I really appreciate that. [11:39] I appreciate my colleagues in Congress. [11:42] I even have to say it, I appreciate my friends in the media today. [11:45] So there you go. [11:46] I've crossed over the divide, but I talked to the president about this issue, and he [11:54] kept his word to me. [11:55] He kept his word, and I think that's important. [11:57] But I think we also need to remember, too, when I'm sitting in a skiff and some little [12:01] punk in a man bun tells me the president's on a need-to-know basis, folks, that ought [12:06] to tell you right there what we're up against. [12:08] We're up against corruption. [12:09] We're up against a cover-up. [12:11] This thing's been covered up at least since 1947. [12:14] Dadgummit, the public deserves the right to know. [12:16] It's your dadgum tax dollars. [12:18] It's not about little green men are flying saucers. [12:21] It's about what are we spending all these millions and possibly billions of dollars on that these [12:25] idiots tell us don't exist. [12:27] And then yet we turn right around in a skip, and then they tell us they do exist. [12:32] This is a cover-up. [12:33] You all know it. [12:34] We demand the answers, and dadgummit, we're going to get them. [12:38] Look, we got one or two bites at this apple. [12:41] Please be careful about the false information that's coming out of Washington on all this [12:45] stuff. [12:46] Trust your gut. [12:47] You know what's right. [12:48] You know they exist. [12:49] You know this has been a cover-up since before most of you all have been born. [12:53] Thank you all so much. [12:54] Let's keep fighting for the truth, and thank you, Donald Trump, for keeping your word to [12:58] me, and you all deserve to be in that skip with us. [13:02] We shouldn't be the gatekeepers, and none else of these jugheads up here should either. [13:07] All right? [13:08] Let's get at it. [13:09] Thank you all. [13:14] And I don't care if he's across the aisle or not, he's one of the smartest guys I know [13:19] in Congress, and he's one of my best friends. [13:21] His name is Jared Moskowitz. [13:22] Jared, come up here, brother. [13:23] All right. [13:28] That'll be used in my primary. [13:29] Wonderful. [13:30] Excuse me. [13:31] I hate his gut. [13:32] I don't like him. [13:33] Thank you. [13:34] Appreciate that. [13:35] I don't have a plastic Jesus in my pocket. [13:38] The correction for the record. [13:40] Anyways, it's a pleasure to be here. [13:42] It's a pleasure to be here with my colleagues, and let me thank the men and women behind them, [13:48] not just for their courage, but for their service to the country. [13:53] And that's what's changed. [13:54] I mean, look, this conversation started years ago with people like the late Harry Reid, [13:58] and then Marco Rubio, and Chuck Schumer, and now my colleagues and many others in the [14:03] House. [14:04] But one of the things that changed is the quality and the caliber of people who are coming forward, [14:10] who have served our military, decorated people with the experience, airline pilots, and the [14:16] technology in our hands, and the technology that our military has. [14:21] That's what's changed. [14:22] And what's also changed is we started asking questions, very simple questions. [14:27] And this is what got me interested in the topic. [14:30] We would ask questions, and they would then push back, and we would ask more questions, [14:35] and the pushback became more significant. [14:38] We would try to put language in an amendment, in a bill, and they would oppose it. [14:44] They would secretly go to the chairman of committees to strip that language out. [14:48] And that became clear to us that they were hiding something. [14:52] And so listen, I don't know what the full truth is, but I know we're being lied to. [14:58] And the American people know that also. [15:00] And so look, the time for disclosure is now. [15:04] Disclosure today, disclosure tomorrow. [15:07] The American people have a right to know. [15:09] We know about these advanced technology programs. [15:12] We know they come out of Area 51. [15:14] They did when we went to kill Osama bin Laden with an advanced technology helicopter that Congress [15:20] never funded. [15:21] There's trillions of dollars missing at the Pentagon. [15:25] Where does that money go? [15:27] And so it's time for the government to come forward. [15:30] And what we need is we need your help, all of you here. [15:34] I get asked this question by people in my community more than anything else. [15:39] What does the government know, and why aren't they telling us? [15:43] The American people can handle it. [15:45] They can handle it. [15:47] I trust them. [15:48] And it's time that we tell them the truth. [15:50] Thank you. [15:51] Yeah, yeah, yeah. [16:01] My name is Leslie Kane. [16:03] I'm one of the reporters who wrote the 2017 New York Times story that fundamentally changed [16:09] the conversation about UAP. [16:12] In the years that followed, members of Congress met with Navy pilots and received classified [16:17] briefings. [16:18] Some came to realize that the observed objects were highly unlikely to be American, Russian, [16:23] or Chinese technology. [16:25] But nobody would publicly confirm what they were. [16:29] Then in 2023, the conversation changed again. [16:34] Former intelligent official and whistleblower David Grush met with members of Congress, [16:38] providing them with detailed information about covert government programs that he said possessed [16:44] craft of non-human origin. [16:46] This had been hidden from Congressional oversight for decades. [16:51] I was privileged to have interviewed Mr. Grush extensively before publishing his story with my colleague, Ralph [16:58] Blumenthal, three years ago. [17:00] Six weeks after the story broke, Mr. Grush testified under penalty of perjury in an open congressional hearing. [17:09] While under oath, he spoke about an ultra-secret crash retrieval program and stated that [17:14] some craft contained specimens or pilots, which he called non-human biologics. [17:22] The potential existence of another living, intelligent, advanced species has more implications for humanity [17:29] than the recovery of technological hardware. [17:33] Now, the conversation needs to shift again with more of a focus on biology and less on technology. [17:40] Having served for decades on the staff of Congressional Intelligence and Defense Committees, [17:45] Kirk McConnell, who is standing here today in the back, he was present in classified settings [17:53] when highly credible sources briefed senators, including Marco Rubio, about recovered non-human bodies. [18:00] Unlike legitimate national security concerns that require us to keep advanced technologies of non-human origin secret, [18:11] that justification should not apply to biological evidence. [18:15] Knowledge of the existence of another life form, studied and documented by qualified experts, [18:22] should not be considered a threat to national security. [18:26] By what authority can any institution withhold confirmation of what may be the most consequential scientific discovery in human history? [18:39] Knowledge that we are not alone does not belong to any government or military. [18:44] It belongs to all of humanity. [18:47] Today, I call upon the President to prioritize the declassification and public release of any evidence [18:54] concerning recovered, advanced, non-human biological entities. [18:59] Thank you, and I turn this over now to David Grush. [19:03] I'm Tal. I'll try to enunciate. [19:08] Good afternoon. I'm here today because my leadership on the disclosure issue is part of my continued service to the nation. [19:15] I took an oath as an Air Force officer swearing allegiance to the principles and the framework of the U.S. Constitution. [19:23] I took that oath seriously then, and I take that oath seriously now. [19:27] And if this is one of my final duties of public service, I want it to be this. [19:33] Helping Congress and the President restore lawful accountability over activities and spending [19:38] that should never have been placed beyond constitutional oversight, [19:42] and to be transparent with the American people. [19:44] There are a myriad of issues across multiple cultural, religious, and institutional spectrums. [19:49] The topics here that we're discussing today go beyond life in the universe. [19:54] There are serious homeland security and airspace safety issues. [19:58] There are relevant counterintelligence and technology protection issues that must be taken into consideration. [20:05] For decades, unknown objects have freely operated and restricted airspace in large metropolitan areas [20:11] and critical infrastructure, and the agencies responsible for securing the homeland cannot adequately defend against it. [20:18] This is a serious national security issue. [20:20] In my official duties, I was exposed to human and signals intelligence information concerning foreign adversary, [20:27] UAP crash retrieval, exploitation and study efforts, [20:31] adversary views on U.S. legacy program reverse engineering efforts, [20:37] and U.S. held audiovisual information related to crash retrieval matters, [20:42] such as the recovered vehicles and the associated biological material. [20:46] One must always be concerned about adversarial disinformation when you're getting foreign intelligence, [20:53] but I was able to cross-verify this information internally to back up the foreign government assertions. [20:59] Many of the president's team has been kept in the dark by high-ego, politically-appointed actors, [21:08] both because of incompetence and malicious intent has subverted the president's order on this issue. [21:14] Furthermore, some of this foreign intelligence has not been provided to Congress, [21:20] despite lawful requests to the Defense Intelligence Agency last summer, [21:24] and also having formally been published across the IC and analyzed by such analytical centers such as NASIC. [21:31] These records belong under Congressional oversight, [21:36] and I believe DIA should stop obstructing Chairman Luna's task force [21:41] and provide those documents to Congress and enter it through mandatory declassification review [21:46] so the American public can see some of the foreign intelligence I had access to. [21:49] Secrecy around this issue did not appear overnight. [21:54] Subsequent executive orders, Secretary of Defense memorandums, Department of Security [21:59] basically nullified Congress' role with the judicial branch with oversight of this issue. [22:04] Remember, classification exists to protect the nation. [22:09] Executive Order 13-526 discusses what can and cannot be classified. [22:13] Embarrassment, hiding funds, criminal activity, [22:16] and the basic information about scientific information in the universe is unlawful for it to be classified. [22:22] And this is why whistleblower protections matter. [22:26] Through my federal litigation ongoing with the Department of War, [22:31] I learned that the Air Force worked with an external agency to seek an investigation of me [22:36] for alleged unauthorized disclosures punishable under the Espionage Act [22:41] after I testified in front of Congress in 2023, [22:45] discussing the results of my congressionally-directed investigation [22:48] in the support of the first Trump administration. [22:50] This should concern every member of Congress, regardless of party. [22:53] To this day, I'm still fighting years of record-withholding, [22:57] administrative obstruction, and a prolonged effort to get a medical-military retirement [23:03] that I still am not in a retired status. [23:05] This is also a real fraud, waste, and abuse issue. [23:09] President Vance's task force is sharply focused on the issue of misuse of funds. [23:13] The same accountability problem applies here. [23:16] And during my investigation, I found slush funds to the tune of billions of dollars per annum for these activities. [23:23] We cannot have one standard for the American people [23:26] and another standard for the deep state that hide behind the veil of secrecy. [23:29] President Trump has the authority to create an enduring legacy of government transparency, [23:36] accountability, consistent with national security protections. [23:40] Disclosure should not depend on leaks. [23:42] It should not depend on the public taking my word for it or anyone else's. [23:46] American people deserve more than vague denials and selective releases of prior administrations [23:52] to include through troubled organizations such as Arrow. [23:55] I applaud the President's efforts and his promise to show true American leadership on this issue of massive worldwide interest, [24:02] over a billion views on the file drop website. [24:06] So the time has come to stop asking the public to trust secret conclusions. [24:11] Instead, provide an honest accounting of what it knows, what it's done, and what has been withheld. [24:16] God bless America. [24:17] I think we have about four minutes before they call votes to open it up for a quick round of questions. [24:30] So if you guys can just, let's start with real America's voice. [24:33] I certainly don't have the compendium. [24:46] It's a continuum from corporeal bipedal type life to, you know, what I would consider like sentient plasma life. [24:53] But there are several that the U.S. government is aware of. [24:58] Okay. Yeah, I can't comment on the content of that program. [25:16] I've discussed on my interview in Judicial Watch. [25:19] That was a National Security Council program. [25:22] And the secrecy started in 1954 through an Eisenhower executive order that created that infrastructure. [25:28] I think the sovereign contract between the citizenry and its government, [25:45] I think the institutional rots that the lack of transparency in this issue [25:49] is possibly going to cause an untenable socioeconomic condition [25:54] if the government is not transparent akin to certain other, [25:58] I don't want to say the Epstein files, that's a dirty word, [26:01] but we could have that kind of scandal if we're not transparent on this issue. [26:05] I would go watch James Fox's documentaries. [26:19] I like the Disclosure is a great, great movie. [26:22] That's a good primer. [26:24] So, and I also, there is a declassified 1971 Australian formerly classified secret assessment [26:31] that a couple of years ago was put in the Australian National Archives. [26:34] I encourage people to read page seven through 16. [26:37] And that was the nuclear branch chief of the Australian government discussing the U.S. cover-up [26:42] and the involvement of the CIA back in the 70s. [26:45] And that's actually a little-known document that is publicly available. [26:49] That's an ongoing federal investigation. [27:07] It's an ongoing federal investigation. [27:08] Yeah. [27:09] They're leading up. [27:10] But a lot of the stuff that started happening and picking up speed [27:13] is just weird that it somewhat correlates to the disclosure efforts. [27:18] What was he coming in to testify for? [27:19] That would be a question for Rep Burleson. [27:21] Yeah, David. [27:22] David. [27:23] David. [27:24] Oh. [27:25] Well, yeah, Mr. Sullivan was on the legacy program. [27:29] I served on active duty with him in the Air Force, but I don't want to discuss details [27:33] of his knowledge until the federal investigation is completed. [27:36] Okay. [27:37] We'll go to Joe and then we'll be there. [27:38] So, for those that are maybe not so familiar, can you explain right now what the road was [27:44] on? [27:46] What is preventing lawmakers from visiting locations that have been critical to work [27:53] in the field? [27:54] David, let Burchet in. [27:55] Sure. [27:56] The knowledge is there, but the ability to go and see them. [27:59] I'll take a stab at that. [28:01] If Congress says we're going to go to Area 51. [28:03] Oh, my goodness. [28:04] If Congress says we're going to go to Area 51, everybody says go to Area 51, Burchet. [28:07] All I'm going to get there is a good dead gum t-shirt, all right? [28:10] The moving van's already going to be there. [28:12] The problem you have is, is that these things have been moved into private entities so that [28:17] they don't have a FOIA. [28:18] I could, you know, I could FOIA Ford Motor Company, but that doesn't mean they're going [28:23] to do anything. [28:24] That's why they moved it out of the federal government, and that's part of the roadblocks. [28:28] Other roadblocks we've seen, we tried to get a committee. [28:31] We've had staff members try to block us. [28:33] When we first started this thing with that first hearing that Grush said that there's [28:37] biological entities, they tried to move it into the, remember that Russian balloon that [28:42] flew over? [28:43] They tried to move it into that. [28:44] Chinese. [28:45] What was it? [28:46] Chinese. [28:47] Excuse me. [28:48] They're all together. [28:49] I don't care. [28:50] No, I know they're not. [28:51] But they tried to move it into that. [28:52] We had staff members try to block us, just the top level. [28:55] We've been in a skiff before, and we had a member of Congress come in and just try to [28:59] disrupt the meeting, try to disrupt Grush, throw him all these trick questions, and he [29:03] answered every dadgum one of them just right off the bat. [29:06] He knocked it out of the park. [29:07] Before we have to go, because this is the last question, we do have a meeting set up [29:12] with the White House. [29:13] The White House is going to play ball on this. [29:15] So as Rep Burleson and Birchett has stated, they are following through on everything that [29:19] we are sending them. [29:20] So the next course of action and something that they are willing to entertain is if you [29:24] are an intelligence official or have knowledge of locations of materials and in doing our [29:30] due diligence and following up the task force, they are considering. [29:33] And I do believe that they are going to be providing immunity permanently so that [29:38] people can't be hit with a violation of the Espionage Act. [29:40] So again, there's a lot of people that have a lot of information, but it's really [29:44] can we prove it? [29:45] And what information can we then bring forward to the American people? [29:48] So we are still relying on you guys. [29:49] Wait a minute. [29:50] Let the guy with it. [29:51] He's had his hand up the whole time, man. [29:52] I mean, go ahead. [29:53] There goes the bail. [29:59] Quite a few. [30:14] Several dozen. [30:15] So that's an ongoing list. [30:18] So I could give you an exact number because I don't even have, I didn't even have full access [30:22] to that information. [30:23] Several dozen. [30:27] Yes. [30:28] Yeah. [30:29] Bottom line, we got to go vote. [30:30] Bottom line. [30:31] We wouldn't be here if it weren't for the bravery of these individuals who came forward, [30:36] Mr. Grosh, and all of the whistleblowers. [30:39] We wouldn't be here if it weren't for the political courage of my colleagues who took this issue from [30:45] being a fringe issue to being something that everyone is talking about and is no longer, [30:50] no longer a fringe issue. [30:52] And we wouldn't be here if it weren't for this president who has taken a decades long request and finally brought us into the age of disclosure. [31:02] And so, and I want to say thank you to the press as well, to James and to Leslie and to everyone who has helped cover this topic. [31:12] We're here to fight for the American people, fight for the truth. [31:15] And again, our last call to action is we want to challenge every foreign country. [31:20] Do what the United States is doing. [31:23] See what we're doing here. [31:24] And we want to, we want to see your country follow suit. [31:27] And we want to see if any individuals have any information. [31:30] Do not be afraid to come to a member of Congress. [31:33] We will protect you. [31:34] And we will, we will make sure that the truth is out there. [31:37] Thank you. [31:38] It's shady. [31:49] Y'all are the media. [31:50] You'll figure it out. [31:51] Of course, there's something going on. [31:52] You had 14 rabbis, 14 preachers, 14 used car salesmen disappear. [31:57] You'd be asking questions. [31:58] There's something going on. [32:00] What? [32:06] Nothing to do with UFOs. [32:07] I think he's just ill. [32:12] Well, since you bear a striking resemblance to Steven Spielberg, I'm going to answer this. [32:18] But Matthew McConaughey is going to play Tim Burchett in the Tim Burchett story. [32:21] Okay. [32:22] I just want you to know that. [32:23] I can't talk about it. [32:26] That's the problem. [32:31] Thank y'all. [32:32] Hey, tell your people to call their dadgum congressman. [32:35] All right. [32:36] We want disclosure. [32:37] That's all you got to say. [32:38] Disclosure. [32:57] Christian, would you grab that? [32:58] Thanks for having me up there. [33:00] Oh, nice. [33:01] Can I just see a fresh? [33:02] Sure. [33:03] Yeah. [33:04] Oh, yeah. [33:05] Yeah. [33:06] Oh, yeah. [33:07] Yeah. [33:08] Oh, yeah. [33:09] Yeah. [33:10] Oh, yeah. [33:11] Oh, yeah. [33:12] Oh, yeah. [33:13] Oh, yeah. [33:14] Oh, yeah. [33:16] But no. [33:17] Okay. [33:21] Oh, yeah. [33:23] Nice catch. [33:24] Oh, yeah. [33:27] Come around. [33:37] Thank you.