UAP Unidentified Alien Podcast - UAP EP 92 Inside Look - Fallout from the UAP Hearings

Episode Date: November 15, 2024

Some would call it an historic day as the four witnesses took the stand to testify to the existence of Non Human life. Stephen Diener gives his perspective on the UAP hearings after being in attendance in Washington DC. What sort of drama took place behind the scenes and what key moments did people take away from it? There's a plenty to discuss, so hold on tight...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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ready because we're going to look at it all back with you here on uap for this edition Oh man, there's so much to get to. So I'm going to try to go in order as much as I can. I might bounce around a little bit because I don't really have a lot written out for this. I'm just kind of going off the top of my head. I wanted to relate to you everything that I could that took place just on my end, on a personal end, and also everything that took place once we got into the hearing on Wednesday. It really was historic.

I know some of you think that it wasn't. It was just same old, same old. I have an opinion on that, and we can get to that later, and also some drama that took place afterward as well. I wish I was able to get more details on in the moment, but emotions were heightened in the hall after the hearing took place, so I'll get to that. I'm not sure if that's been reported at all,

but I was standing right there when it happened, so I'll let you know what happened there and who was involved, all coming up right after The Factoid. Ladies and gentlemen, the Factoid. Yeah, that's right. the factoid here. Actually, a few things real quick that I just wanted to touch on because I really did want to focus on reviewing what took place over the past couple of days, but I couldn't go without mentioning that there is going to be another hearing on the 19th, but this one is in a closed session

with the Senate. So that's going to take place on this upcoming Tuesday on November 19th. So hopefully we get some type of indication of what took place there or what is going to take place there. It seems like that's going to be more along the lines of trying to straighten out what the new Arrow department is going to be like. So we'll see what happens with that in a few days on the 19th. Also reports that the Department of Defense is investigating this.

When I say this, I mean the appearance of UAPs, of UFOs, they are investigating all these claims. So I found that to be highly interesting. That came out just today a few hours ago. And also something that came out this morning slash, I guess last night,

was the Pentagon report on the sightings over this past year, as they claimed, hundreds of sightings and some that they cannot explain. So that's the latest from the D.C. department side, I guess you could say, that kind of leads us into what took place this past Wednesday on Capitol Hill in the Rayburn Building. How about this to start off? This was part of Lou Elizondo's opening statement. Although much of my government work on the UAP subject still remains classified, excessive secrecy has led to grave misdeeds against loyal civil servants, military personnel, and the public, all to hide the fact that we are not alone in the cosmos.

All right, so that kind of sets the table there, and there's a lot to unwrap. So let me first start with the experience, okay, and then we'll come back to this. First of all, it was, it truly was incredible. I got to spend a lot of time with Stephen Bassett, with Bob Salas, with Chris Bloodsoe, amazing guys. I actually look forward to speaking with Steve Bassett on Monday. We're going to kind of do a little recap and looking forward to the future what this all means going forward. So he's going to come on with me early on next week.

We're going to sit down together on Monday. Hopefully I can bring it out to you on Monday. If not, I'll have to try to package that up to bring out to you on Tuesday. So I'll do my best to get that out as soon as possible after we speak on Monday morning. But just to be able to spend time with all these guys was fantastic. You know, Bob Salas is someone who I really admire because his story goes back 60 years, and he's been trying to get in front of somebody in Congress to get his story on the record with Malmstrom Air Force Base. And it just, they just won't do it.

And he thinks when him and I were talking, he thinks this is because of the nuclear aspect that they don't want to put out there on record, that these things are able to shut off our nukes. So it's hopefully something happens for Bob Salas in the future where he's able to get in front of them. I can tell you that he did have a meeting with Nancy Mace the night of the hearings. Around 7.30 he had a meeting with her. So hopefully that was fruitful. I'm going to try to get more information on how that meeting did go. But I am happy to say that he at least had a closed door meeting behind the scenes with Nancy Mace.

So I am hopeful that, you know, again, that that bears fruit for Bob. Maybe we do see him take the stand at some point. Maybe on the next hearing or sometime in the future to get his story on the record. But it was just an incredible scene. It was a surreal feeling to be there amongst everybody. Jeremy Corbell was there. Ryan Graves, James Fox. It was kind of like the Super Bowl of UFOs.

It was pretty wild, actually, or like the Oscars of UFOs. It was like anybody who was anybody was there. I think Jesse Michaels was there too. So it was cool just to have everybody under one roof in like the UFO stratosphere, the UAP stratosphere, all together, coming together for this one cause to bear witness to these historic hearings. And it was historic, and I'll put this more of my final thoughts too, but it was historic because of the way that it pushed the ball forward, I believe. But again, I'll get to more of that and my final thoughts later once we review everything.

But it really was an incredible scene to see that everybody, all four witnesses, walk out, take the stand, swear in, and remind everybody that, yes, they are under oath. And they have a lot to lose, whether it was Michael Gold, whether it was Michael Schellenberger, whether it was Lou Elizando or Tim Gallaudet. They all had something to lose if they lie under oath and perjured themselves in front of Congress. And I don't think that was a goal that they set out to have going into these hearings. I'm pretty sure you don't go into a congressional hearing with the goal of mine to lie to Congress and perjure yourself and end up in jail. So that was something that, you know, we all had to keep in mind while watching this was they're under legal obligation to tell the truth in this moment, which is why it was such a big deal to hear Lou Elizondo say that, that clip I played in his opening statement to say that the truth is being hidden by the government, all for the fact to say that, you know, we are not alone.

That's the thing that needs to get out there. Going back to David Grush and the three basics of disclosure, just saying that, yes, they're here. Yes, they've been here. Yes, we've recovered craft. And you heard Lou Elizondo say it right there as well. There was a very interesting line of questioning that took place between Lou Elizondo and Representative Eric Burleson, where they were asking, going back again to David Grush, about the previous testimony from David Grush, where he talked. about biologics. Here's how that question went. It was previously testified that there was biologics that were collected. Are you aware

of any of that? I am, sir, aware of the reporting that biologics have been recovered. So I'm certainly not a medical expert. I would not be able to probably provide you a whole lot of value in that simply because I don't have the expertise. Was anything described as that we have possession of bodies? Yes. Yes. We have, is it multiple types of creatures or? Sir, I couldn't answer that. I can tell you.

anecdotally that it was it was discussed quite a bit when I was at the Pentagon. The problem is the supposed collection of these biological samples occurred before my time. In fact, before I was even born. Okay, so a couple of things I picked up on there. Maybe you picked up on the same things. Yes to bodies. I think maybe Lou misunderstood the question at first that Representative Burleson was trying to ask about that report saying that he did know about the report that he could confirm that report took place. But then Eric Burleson was a little bit more specific and said, okay, but what have we recovered? Are they bodies? And you heard Lou Elizando answer, yes, that's what he has information on that we have recovered alien bodies, which

was incredible, again, to hear under oath. You have to understand, like a lot of people haven't heard this. So for anybody who's willing to pay attention that is not involved in this conversation on a day to day or even weekly basis, to hear that come out from someone under oath and with the stature of Lou Elizondo with his background, is monumental. Again, maybe it's you and I. It's not the big of a deal because we've heard it before.

But to someone who hasn't heard it, it really could be like a paradigm shift for them. That could be life-changing for somebody. That starts to open up the rabbit hole for somebody where they start asking the questions. Like, wait, so this guy is saying that we've recovered alien bodies and he says, yes, absolutely, we have. So again, that really can't be understood.

stated that moment there. Then going back to something else that Louelizondo said while he was under oath here, talking about communication. Now, I found this to be a little bit more evasive more than anything, but I'll let you make up your mind as he was questioned about what type of communication we had with any type of NHI. To your knowledge, any communication with a non-human life form. So the term communication is a bit of a bit of a,

trick word because there's verbal communication like we're having now. The problem is you also have nonverbal communication. And so I would say definitively yes, but from a nonverbal meaning, when a Russian reconnaissance aircraft comes into U.S. airspace, we scramble two F-22s, and we are certainly communicating intent and capability. I think the same goes with this. We have these things that are being observed over controlled U.S. airspace, and they're not really doing a good job hiding themselves. They're making it pretty obvious. They have the ability to even interfere with our nuclear equities and our nuclear readiness. Wow.

Okay, so really interesting way to answer that. Again, it felt evasive at first because he's saying, you know, this was absolutely there's been communication, but in a non-verbal way. So it's not like an independence day where, you know, are flashing lights at each other or in close encounters where there's flashing lights at each other and communicating that way or even through radio signals or bursts. It's communication through intent is what Lou Elizano was getting at. the way that the craft, you know, make themselves appear in our existence,

where they are being seen by pilots, where they are being seen by everyday people or by people in the military. And like you said, it's not even like they're trying to hide. And then also, so he says in that case, he considers that a form of communication. He considers that a way of saying, yes, we're here. Like, hey, look at us. Like this isn't a mirage. This isn't another country.

This is something that cannot be made by humans. Here we are. This is our form of communication. So I found that to be fascinating. Also something else, he said there when it comes to the nuclear portion of this, where he called it our nuclear equities, which I've never heard that term used before. But, you know, Lou Elizondo is, I guess, a little bit more fancy than I am, which is fine. But that goes back to what I was saying about Bob Salas.

this is something according to what Bob Salas was telling me while we were standing in line together. I mean, imagine Bob Salas has to stand in line to go to a congressional hearing. I mean, get this guy on the stand. Please, I felt so bad that he had to stand in line, for goodness sakes. But that's just my own read on it as we spent the entire morning together waiting to get in. But, you know, he says to me, you know, they just don't want to talk about the nuclear aspect that these things can shut down our nukes because that's going to create a lot of problems for them. in the public eye.

There's going to be a lot of questions about that. But then you hear Lou Alizondo say, you know, these things do have an interest in our nuclear capabilities. So I thought that might have gotten glossed over there a little bit. There was a lot there in that answer where at first it did seem evasive, but then it turned out to be pretty significant because he's saying that their form of communication is appearing to us and that they are interested in our nuclear equities.

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to Lou Elizondo, okay, you can't really talk about the crash retrieval but you're saying you can't talk about it because you've been told you can't talk about it. So if you can't talk about it, then why doesn't it exist? Then it has to exist is basically what Jared Moskowitz was getting at. If you're being told you can't talk about it, then in turn that means it has to exist if you're being told you can't talk about something. So that was kind of like a cool moment to see that come out and play to watch that play out in real time.

But again, to have that knowledge put on the. record under oath by Luella Zondo saying that there is crash retrieval program. He had that as part of his opening statement as well. And also was questioned about this by Nancy Mace, who I thought did a great job, Annapalina Luna, Tim Burchett, Representative Ogles, and you heard Eric Burleson there to start off with as well, Representative Robert Garcia from California. I think everybody did a really good job, maybe some better than others, but did a really good job in their questioning in trying to get out any type of information that they could

from the witnesses, whether it was Michael Gold or Schellenberger, Elizondo, or Gallaudet. One thing you are actually from Gallaudet, now that I mentioned him, there was something that I wanted to hear Gallaudet talk about the U.S.O aspect of this. And that was, because that's something that a lot of people in everyday life, you know, we all hear about UFOs and aliens and all these different things. But the normal everyday conversation you don't hear about the USO aspect of it, unidentified submerged objects. Here's what Tim Galedette had to say when he was questioned about this by Tim Burchett, actually.

In the 80s on a nuclear-powered submarine, a ballistic missile submarine, that the object exhibited the characteristics of a Russian torpedo in terms of its speed of movement and closing rate with a submarine, and then it slowed and followed the, the submarine slowly and it's awake for a period of minutes and then rapidly exited the scene. And nothing that we know of and technology-wise could replicate that. And that was important for him to say at the end, nothing that we know of technology-wise could replicate that in the 80s or even now, really, because if you talk about this aspect, again, this is not really brought up a lot.

And the everyday conversation, as far as UFOs under the, the water coming from the ocean. And I can tell you, because I've been gauging the reaction since this hearing on social media just from like everyday accounts, right? Accounts that have big followings, but don't talk about this. Like it's not their thing to talk about UFOs, okay? But they have very big followings specifically on Twitter. And I've seen those accounts over the past couple of days since this hearing on Wednesday really hit home two parts from this, from this hearing. Because remember, I think I said this before I left, that I wanted to see, I was very interested to see what would hit the sizzle reel, as I call it. What would hit

the quick clips on Instagram reels, on TikTok, on Twitter. And the two I've really seen were that clip from Tim Galadette because people were shocked by, again, by these everyday accounts with big followings, they were shocked and they were saying, wait a minute, you're telling me that UFOs have been in the ocean this entire time? That's what I'm saying. This opened up the door for a lot of people, which is why I think these hearings were so significant. That got a lot of reaction through social media. That clip right there that I just played from Tim Galadette. And the other one that got a lot of reaction was Lou Alizando, where he's talking about biologics,

the bodies that have been recovered and the crash retrievals, the reverse engineering aspect of this. Those have been the sizzle reels. Those have been the ones that I've seen make the rounds, again, not on, you know, the UFO Twitter, accounts, the UAP Twitter accounts, but on the regular everyday accounts that have like, you know, multiple millions of followers. That's what I was interested in seeing. What was going to get picked up by the general public? And that's what's been noticed.

The U.S. side and Lou Elizando talking about, yes, we have the bodies. Yes, we have the craft. And that's why I found these hearings to be so monumental and so important. And that goes to something I was talking about earlier where. we disagree on this this is this is kind of controversial there are a lot of you who think that

this was a nothing burger this was a waste of time this was so you know same old same old they can't talk about it they can only talk to skiff get somebody else up there who can answer questions who doesn't have a security clearance to worry about I understand the frustration trust me I do when Louelizondo first said in his first line of questioning from Nancy Mays when she

asked him about some of these things and he said I can't talk about that in open setting I thought to myself oh no oh lord here we go again you could almost hear like the grumblings when he said that but I get it and I understand obviously why he can't say some of these things in the open settings but that shouldn't bother us and I'll tell you why and it goes to what I was just talking about the normal everyday conversations for people the things that got picked up on social media that people are hearing the stuff for the first time. That's why I think these hearings were a major success. And that's fine if you disagree, by all means.

That's always been the motto here. It's up to you. Make up your own mind. My opinion on this is that these were extremely important and pushing the conversation forward in the everyday general public. Because there is still a stigma that exists. Absolutely there is. Maybe to us there isn't because we talk about it every day.

and we blog about it or we, you know, put a YouTube video out about it, whatever it might be. But to the mass public, this is still something that's looked at as like, ooh, aliens, UFOs. That's why something like this, with those men who are up there testifying, I think was massively important and a major step forward in this conversation to bring this more out into the mainstream. Yes, it's getting more mainstream, but it needs to continue to move that way, and that's exactly what these hearings did. That's why I think they were so important and were not worthless whatsoever, like, at all. Also worth mentioning two things that, one thing that came to mind and another thing that I heard that should be getting more attention, but I'm not sure it is. And I want to put this out there, and I'm even going to try to maybe find a clip and put it out there myself on social media.

was when Lou Elizondo was talking about the G forces that these craft sustained, that they've been observed of sustaining. He made a point to say that the human body can only handle about nine, maybe 10 Gs for a short period of time. Anything over like, you know, a few seconds, your brain starts to scramble after nine Gs. You just can't do it. We're not made that way. It's physically impossible for the human body to handle that type of G force. So when he said that the craft that have been observed are going or sustaining G forces between 1,000 to 3,000 Gs, I felt bad because it was like, oh, I'm not supposed to be loud during a congressional hearing.

But I actually went, oh, geez. Like I said, that was my reaction sitting there. in the seat. I was like, ooh, I hope nobody heard that, but I'm sure they probably did. I had never heard that before. A thousand to 3,000 G's, nothing can survive that that we know of.

So this is either some type of extremely advanced life form that is able to have some type of force-fuel barrier where they don't fuel these G-forces in that craft, or this is an intelligently controlled drone with no one

inside, but still under-intelligent, control. Because how does even, let alone physiology, how do you even build something that can sustain G-forces like that? That's incredible. So that absolutely stood out to me. The other thing that stood out

to me, and this wasn't something that was said during the hearing, it wasn't part of a witness testimony. It was just my own thought. And I think it's, I want to mention this because I think it's something that is important or should be important going forward in this conversation is that the fact that

This is a nonpartisan issue. Okay? I know politics are always a heightened discussion, especially now after an election. Maybe the person who won wasn't the person that you voted for or wanted to win. Maybe the people that you voted for didn't win a House or a Senate seat. And you feel upset about that. And I completely absolutely understand that. But this issue here of UAPs and NHI is a nonpartisan issue.

And I was so encouraged that as I was sitting there, that room watching this hearing take place and i'm watching jared moskowitz a democrat robert garcia a democrat nancy mace a republican timberchette a republican watching them question these witnesses and thinking to myself you know if i didn't know the party affiliations of these representatives if i didn't know already what party they belong to going into this i wouldn't know that nancy mace was a republican i wouldn't know that Jared Moskowitz was a Democrat. There was no way, there was no discernible way

for me, or I think anybody else who was watching in that room or on TV or watching on a stream. There was no discernible way to know through their questioning whether or not they were Republican or Democrat. All they were in that hearing, in that moment,

they were interested human beings. They were just like you and I with questions because they have been left in the dark. just like everybody else. That's why this was happening in the oversight and accountability hearing. Because they're trying to do their jobs. They're trying to figure out what are they supposed to have oversight over if they don't even know if it exists.

They were just interested human beings in that moment. They weren't Republicans. They weren't Democrats. And that, to me, was one of the most encouraging takeaways. I thought that was really cool to see because I wouldn't have known. There was no way to know who was. on what side? Who did they vote for? They were just asking questions

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Because as soon as we got out of the hearing, everyone's filing out. Danny Sheehan's walking out. Steve Bassett, everybody's walking out of this hearing. And we're making our way out of the building. And as we're starting to walk out of this hearing, Jeremy Corbell comes walking by and starts yelling to everybody

they lied they withheld information they were supposed to talk about this piece of information regarding immaculate constellation and they lied they didn't do it and I was like whoa but I was like kind of caught up in the crowd and Jeremy Corbell

was in the middle of the crowd otherwise I would have turned around and been like hey what's going on like can you tell me what's happening apparently and this is just me piecing together information I haven't been able to speak to Jeremy Corbell about this. It just all happened in the moment. But apparently there was this missing 12th page. This has become like mythical now over the past 24 hours.

This mythical missing 12th page from the Immaculate Constellation Report that was put into the records by Timperjet into the Pentagon. But for some reason, they only referenced 11 pages. And so I think that's what Jeremy Corbell was upset about, that there was supposed to be this other 12. 12 page that maybe was left out of the report for one reason or another. So I know there's going to be some developments on that, but I just wanted to let you know what I saw happening right before my eyes.

It was pretty dramatic. He was not happy. He was pretty upset. And I can understand it. I mean, if he was told that, hey, to expect something like this is going to be put on the record and then it wasn't put on the record, well, then why? Who went back on their word? If that's indeed what happened.

and why did they do it? Were they intimidated? I mean, was someone telling it wasn't intentionally destroyed? Did they know it wasn't put in? Like, there's a lot of questions with this. So I understand his frustration if he was told one thing and another thing happened. So we've got to keep our eye on this mystery 12 page and see what comes from that. But the fact is that this information was put into the Pentagon Records, so Mimaculate Constellation.

Or I should say actually that they, They even came out the Pentagon with some information on this. And Nancy Mace said that at the beginning of the hearing. And people were shocked by that. You could hear like some grumbling in the room like, whoa, hey, what just happened there? Like a gasp that took place in the room when Nancy Mace was talking about the Pentagon, you know, acknowledging some of these records within Immaculate Constellation.

It was a pretty significant moment. So a lot took place. A lot happened. a lot of takeaways from this hearing. But those are some of the main points I wanted to cover today. There is going to be more. I'm going to be able to talk about this more next week when I have Steve Bassett on. I know he has a lot of thoughts on this as well and what this means moving forward for the future of the disclosure movement.

He has a lot of thoughts on it because we spoke a little bit after the hearing. So look forward to talking to him on Monday. Hopefully I can get that out to you on the same day. If not, sometime early next week. I'll have the interview out with Steve Bassett right here on UAP. But one thing I wanted to touch on before we go after this quick review today here on episode 92, is that question that I mentioned. What's next?

What's going to happen? How do we move forward from this? Well, two notes. Number one, Nancy Mace did say unequivocally that they will be having more hearings. This is outside of the Senate hearing closed session that's going to take place on the 19th. She plans on having more hearings on the House as well. Now, it took a year for the second hearing to materialize, actually over a year. The first one was in the summer of 23.

Here we are in the fall of 24. So we'll see how long it takes for hearing number three to happen, you know, whatever that might look like and whoever is going to be on the stand. So that is one thing to look forward to. And maybe four and five after that, because every hearing is a step forward. But this is also the other piece of it. Will Trump disclose? That's a question that was brought up a lot. when I was in D.C. amongst everybody that I was standing in line with.

And it was something that even Danny Sheehan spoke about candidly after the hearing. They had a meeting in the park that I went to where they had kind of like a debrief after the hearing. And Danny Sheehan spoke very frankly about how Trump does have this opportunity to be the disclosure president. And Stephen Bassett spoke about that as well. so I don't want to take that away from him, and I'm sure he'll say that next week when we talk. But he has this opportunity to be the disclosure president, to be the first president in a post-disclosure world.

So will he do that? Well, Tim Burchett spoke about this, actually right before the hearing took place. He said this on an interview Tuesday night. I've had conversations with President Trump, and I've had conversations of some of his people about this issue, and I'm convinced that Trump is going to pull. pull the cover off of it if he's given that opportunity.

The people that are rounding that I know in the members of Congress that are around him were really pushing for this stuff. So number one, Burchett feels confident and it's going to happen, which is, I mean, huge for him to say to begin with. So we'll see if that's able to follow through. And number two, that portion there, I think at the end was the most important part. The members of Congress who surround him who are pushing this issue forward. That's never happened in the past.

It's always been the other way around. It's always been, let's leave this one alone because we're going to sound like we're crazy. That's not the case anymore. That stigma is starting to lift. And they do want answers. They do want questions, these representatives in Congress, Republican or Democrat. But it just so happens that the House is now under Republican control. And as Burchett said there, he has a lot of people in Congress around him who want to push this issue forward.

So they are going to be vocal. Burtchette is going to be vocal. Nancy Mace and Apollina Luna, they're all going to be vocal about this moving forward with a Republican-led house. But again, hopefully, like I said, this is and stays a nonpartisan issue. So hopefully the, I guess, pressure is the right word to use, comes from both sides of the aisle because this is a human question, not a Republican or Democrat question.

We all want to know about this. We all need to know about this. this truth that is out there that is still being hidden from the general public. So I thought that was cool to hear Tim Burchett say that he feels in his own conversations with Trump that he will try to be the guy that uncovers this, takes the lid off of it, I guess, as they say. But the most important thing is now he does have that backing from the House for members on the Senate.

And by the way, Marco Rubio, who is now going to be Secretary of the Senate. state. So that's a big deal as well. This could be, this could be the time. We'll see. This is the closest I've ever seen it. This is, I should say, because I don't want to get anybody's hopes up, but I believe that this is the biggest momentum I've ever seen towards disclosure because you have everybody calling for it in these positions of power. And that's never happened before, where the stars, so to speak, have aligned for all these positions, for all these people in the positions of power to be on the same page and say, yeah, we need to do this. So that to me is the most encouraging aspect when someone says, do you think we're going to find

anything out? That's what would lead me to say, yeah, it might actually happen soon. But we'll see. And you know, I'm going to be here through it all, figuring things out, answering the questions, and trying to bring you all the information I possibly can right here on UAP. But until next time, of course, don't forget to continue. to download and subscribe to the podcast wherever you get your podcast. That's on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, all those good places.

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