wellRED podcast - Best Of WellRED #327 - Aliens Are Back Baby!!! W/ DJ DJ Lewis!!
Episode Date: October 1, 2025An oldie but a goodie! original description: what more do we need to say? aliens are a hot topic right now so we had to bring in our chief alien expert, the one and only DJ DJ LEWIS YALL!!...! Go to TraeCrowder.com for tickets! Check out all the shows in the Skewniverse: Puttin’ On Airs, Gravy Baby, Weekly Skeews Go to DrewMorganComedy.com for all things Drew! For bonus Trae go to patreon.com/TraeCrowder For Bonus Corey go to WeLoveCorey.com
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What's up everybody?
It's a very special edition of the well red podcast, a special four-headed edition,
which is perhaps appropriate given the subject matter, talking extraterrestrial shit and whatever
comes up with me, Cho Drew.
Senior good buddy, long time denizen of the extended ski universe.
DJ Lewis, what's up, Dave?
You, you old, baby.
About getting goddamn hammered by the, by lightning, by the gods.
But it's cool.
Yeah.
It's wild up here because, like, dude, I don't think we've gotten over, like, 85 degrees.
But, like, literally every, at least once a day, just suddenly, it's just, like, fucking lightning and fucking, like, I don't understand mountain weather.
at all. Like, I just, I don't get it. It's all very mild, but it's all very dense.
I was in, uh, I was just in Virginia and it was raining like a motherfucker there too. And I was like,
I don't know, you forget what it's like. I was like, oh man, this is, this shit's wild and,
you know, don't hit. It's all windy and wet. You know, I was living in California, you forget
how weather be. How water, how water is. How water be, yeah. Do you all know that thing where they say that
sometimes people and their pets start looking like each other.
Do you, and by the way, I don't mean any offense to this,
but DJ's really turning into a goat for me.
Like he's really starting to look very goady.
You know what I mean?
And again, that's fine.
They're a regal animal.
They're awesome.
They're badass.
They're cute.
But I think DJ's like reached peak goat.
We've been calling him pan for a long time.
The flute playing woodnip who has.
I think it was half a sater.
Yeah.
DJ would make a good sater for sure.
He would hit with goat legs.
For sure.
And I'd be the one.
There's a pig one too, isn't there?
A pig god in the Greek mythology?
I don't know about that.
He that one that Danny DeVito played in the Disney Hercules movie like that.
Yes.
Choke a beat act.
Do you know what's funny is that the reason I said that is because of Danny DeVito,
but not from Hercules?
Danny DeVito plays a goat man in an episode of All
always sunny, but because it's Danny DeVito, I was like, he was playing a pig.
You know what I mean?
Yeah.
So, yeah.
Coincidentally, it is Danny DeVito, but not Hercules.
Phil was his name.
And Hercules?
Yes.
Phyllis phyloctetes.
Philoctetes, so I'm going to say it is.
Who's a fledgling wannabe god who's under Zeus's wing.
All right.
There was a, I remember being a kid and watched that movie.
I feel like it was the first time I had this thought, even though this is a very common trope.
If I'm not mistaken, there's a point in that movie where, like, Hercules, like, goes to Zeus for advice or something.
And Zeus literally says, follow your heart.
And I remember, and I remember as a kid being like, well, what the fuck is that?
Like, that's not like, that's not, just telling what you think he should do.
Like, what kind of bullshit is that?
This is a cartoon.
You can do anything, write something.
Yeah.
Speaking of people's hearts and being followed.
Oh, my shit's blurry.
All right, can you see that?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
He definitely played a goat man.
He's just fat, so Corey made him a pig in his heart and in his mind.
Well, no, I mean, but this was a, this was a real life one in Always Sunny.
I'm not even talking about the cartoon.
But yes, yes, it is 100% because he's fat.
I made him a pig.
And Frank, Frank is the, like, the fattest, it's not the fattest Danny DeVito's ever been,
but it's the most fat, slovenly piece of shit character he's ever been.
And he's a pig.
Definitely.
So, DJ, like, here's why I asked you to come on and what I thought we talked about,
because I just, I've just been, I've been in and day with this stuff.
I feel like, are we in, like, a burgeoning golden age of alien mess?
Or, like, first one since Roswell or something, because it seems to me, like,
I just feel like there's been a whole bunch of alien mess.
Right.
Come out.
And I feel like it kind of started with a couple things.
three years ago, those Navy videos got released, those Navy pilots tracking those UFOs.
Then there was that 60 Minutes piece, like last year or 18 months ago or something,
where they, you know, talked about UAPs and there was a congressional meeting or whatever.
And then recently there's been whistleblowers.
And I just found some shit on 4chan.
I'm going to get into here in a minute.
You know, the Internet's most reputable source, 4chan.
But, yeah, but like, it's all been filed and it's, I'm getting,
I'm getting pretty into it.
So where are you at on the whole thing?
Man, it's so, it's so crazy because, like, there's, there's so much, it's, there, it's so hard to, like, wrap your head around the fact, number one, the, what keeps tripping me out, one of the things is, like, how the fuck that these alien ships keep, keep, like, changing shape?
Like, like, there was the disc, then it was the triangle, and now it's the tick tag.
That's a great point.
I have an explanation for it.
Or well,
Thorchan has an explanation for it.
Oh.
Yeah.
But what else were you going to say about it?
That it's also, I think, I think really honestly, though, I think the last one was we went
through an abduction craze with like Travis Walton, obviously, that case was like fucking wild.
Also in 1980.
Obviously.
Yeah, obviously.
We all remember that.
That's fire in the sky.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Sorry.
Sorry.
Yeah.
Travis Walton. It's like still to this day like do that like something happened, you know.
And like in your mind, you got to like, I guess you got to kind of like chop it up to between like what's a mystery and like what's a conspiracy.
But like during that time, there was there was like a whole lot of, a whole lot of abduction cases were really big.
and you don't see that anymore.
So yeah, you had Travis Walton.
Also, in 1980, there was the big, there was the, what was that forest?
It was Britain's Roswell.
Have you guys heard of this one?
No.
Is that where Stonehenge is?
Elaborate.
No, there was, okay.
So, so like basically in 1980 in England, like they were, you know, it's like Cold War shit and everything.
There was, they saw in this forest, I forgot the name of the forest like Rashad of, it's some weird, it's an English force.
And there was a, the picklewood woods.
Yeah.
So shit like that.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, for real.
Yeah.
So there was a lot of credible sources in the military, like sergeants and stuff.
And there's a recording of it, of him recording himself going up to this triangular shape that was in this full.
And a lot of people saw it.
He actually got close to it.
Log story sort.
Credible, credible sources.
Definitely.
Government people were like, you know, even to this day, he, he says that he saw what he saw, but the report was like different.
And they didn't like, and as whistleblowers, it's really weird now when you think about whistleblowers because everybody's like, oh, if it was a whistleblower, they would put him under the bus.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, you wouldn't hear anything.
But this dude, I mean, he fucking, he's still to this day, says that, you know, he went out there.
He saw the shape.
The shape for like three days in a row, it would come down.
Sometimes it would go back up and become like five different pieces of light and like disappear.
He wrote down, you can see the drawings online, these drawings of these symbols that were that were on the craft.
So like, and you know, it is incredible sources.
And the only thing that anybody has to say to dispute that is that it was a lighthouse,
but like there's no fucking way in the woods.
Was it a music festival maybe?
If we checked that out.
It was the Cold War, man.
It was 1980.
It could have been Metallica, dude.
I saw them play Moscow.
Hey, on the abduction theory, I'm sure this has been thrown out there.
Give me your thoughts on this.
Is it possible if this is real that they stopped abducting people because, A, we were making media about it and or B,
they keep up with us and know we have cell phones.
So like the abduction stopped because we could record them.
No.
Man, dude, this is like, this is like, dude, I think what it is like, this is like, this is
basically like Jurassic Park for fucking, right, for UFOs, right?
So like they come down, like they check it out.
And at one point maybe like people were fucking with the animals.
You know what I'm saying?
Maybe.
You know what I mean?
Yeah.
Like they have the same, like the aliens probably have the same rule as like the time travel
rule in movies where they're like, okay, you can go, but don't talk to nobody.
Yes.
And don't be seen.
And if you are, get the fuck out of there.
So they didn't have that rule with the abductions is the theory or somebody was
breaking the alien rules at that time?
Probably that.
You know what I mean?
Because, like, we don't really ever think about it.
We always think of aliens as this cohesive unit that are all working together.
But, like, there's aliens that disagree with each other.
Yeah, not me.
I definitely imagine them fighting.
We're going to be fodder.
They're coming here for weapons or something.
Used to, I always would have been like, well, no, like the one thing aliens, they're
on the same page as it when it comes to like coming down to Earth and taking over Earth.
But it's like, that's the same thing as I used to think about the Revolutionary War.
It's like every American was on the Continental Army side.
But it's like, no, some of them are probably going, dude, what the fuck are you doing?
You're not supposed to be in Tennessee.
You picked up Larry again?
By the way, I miss the time when the only reason rednecks would be on the news is because they got fucking abducted.
We need to go back to that.
So a couple of things.
On the whistleblower, Drew, do you know, I feel like I've seen people on the internet say, like, there's some kind of new whistleblower rules or regs or something that have come into effect in recent years.
And I've seen some people say that that's part of why you're hearing more of this shit now is because they're, I don't know, they're better protected or something.
something.
That's interesting because I know Obama scaled them back and got a lot of
flack for it from progressives as it relates to Assange.
And I want to say that Snowden.
Snowden.
And then one, the trans woman.
The army.
Yeah.
Fucking Chelsea.
Chelsea.
Manning.
Yeah.
And so I remember reading about it then.
I don't remember that that's changed, but it would make sense.
that it's changed because,
um,
weirdly enough,
because it was Obama,
like Republicans suddenly wanted to protect whistleblowers.
Yeah,
right.
And also,
and also like the way that the internet works now,
like,
if they were going to like have to murder every,
I mean,
it would be like,
come on,
man.
Yeah,
that's the thing.
That's the easiest way for,
yeah,
that's the easiest way for us to know that motherfucker was telling
the truth.
Like,
they can't kill them all because we'd be like,
well,
they'd definitely spit and then,
you know.
the other thing DJ we texted about this a little bit but one thing that's been funny to me but also frustrating is like I've always been to I've always been into alien shit and UFO shit whatever else and so like recently anytime this new stuff comes out you see like a tweet about it or something like link it to an article or something like that I'm like oh fuck yeah and then I just like devour it or whatever but one thing I found is that like almost every single time if you click
like the profile of whoever tweeted,
the article you're reading,
whoever wrote,
if you click the profile,
his bio will say something like,
Patriot, husband,
Christian,
based,
red-pilled.
Yeah,
like,
let's go,
Brandon,
like,
whatever.
It's a shame.
They're always fucking right-wing lunatics
every time.
And it's like,
it's almost like fucking crazy people
want to believe crazy shit.
You know what I mean?
It's also like it's a big government conspiracy.
And they,
hate to government, whatever else.
So it's like there's overlap there, but it pisses me off because I just want to read about
ET and stuff.
Right.
And not really associate with those fellers, but it's like, it's always that every time.
It kind of hits, though, like that it's giving those types of people something else to focus on for a minute.
Like I say, let them spend all their day research and alien stuff.
Now, I'm certain that their whole contention is that the Democrats are to blame for the aliens
and whatever they're doing.
But like, I'm fine with them doing that.
but you are correct.
A lot of religious shit too and a lot of religious shit too.
It's always fucking weird.
Like it's a,
that whole thing,
that whole thing is weird.
But it's also,
but also like you click on it and then you read the article and it's fucking dumb.
It's like,
you're like,
what the fuck?
Like,
what are you talking about?
And it's like,
you really have to like know who your sources is,
who your sources are.
You have to be way.
And it's,
it really true,
man.
It's the same thing with like,
I'll be into like,
you know,
some kind of,
new age shit and like I gotta be
fucking careful going in them things man
because like they can fucking they're trying to slip them
worms in your head man like they're trying to
they're trying to oh you are you interested
in UFOs will come on I got a little
bit and they're like bread crumbs
to get you feel about
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
yeah yeah but it's all
it's all real dumb man and it's like
if you if you really want something
and again it's like this whole thing where you have to like
you have to consciously say
well something's obviously going
on, right?
There's like obviously something in the sky.
Like there's some there, there's not even, even if it is just like the government's trying to like use drones or like whatever, whatever the fuck it is like trying to, yeah, if it's all military or whatever it is, it's something.
You know what I mean?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Can I do a slight explanation on whistleblowing and read some things to you guys that I just learned that's very interesting.
Yes.
Okay, so first of all, what Obama did that was unprecedented was he went after people under the espionage act more than anybody had in like five presidents or something.
There was a big, a couple of few articles about it in the Guardian and stuff.
But at the same time, weirdly, this is a very barrio move, he passed a whistleblower protection act.
So during his presidency, he passed a whistleblower protection act.
But then went after people who were leaking on him under the espionage act, which, that's,
I mean, that's a G move.
He really did just want everyone to love him, man.
So with the Whistleblower's Protection Act, though, the conservative court really narrowed how it could be used over and over again to the point that then in the last three years, we have seen apparently a bunch of bills where Congress is introducing bills to protect whistleblowers at specific places.
It's like Congress is now doing it piecemeal.
And that, I think, is what you were talking about, Trey.
It looks like in the last few years, Congress has been doing piecemeal acts to protect whistleblowers in specific places.
I would imagine that's where some of this alien stuff came out of.
There's one from Grassley and Duckworth up right now.
That's a Democrat and a Republican at the DOE would have applied to you, Trey.
You could have won some whistles when you were in.
You are 100% right.
And I've found I have just happened upon the specific like, you know, whatever.
You said they're doing pieces of legislation in particular industries for whistleblowers.
There's one specifically for UFO shit or UAP specifically.
It's from the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act.
There's language in there that specifically states that any person with relevant UAP information can inform Congress without retaliation regardless of any previous NDAs.
So that's like when people bring it up on the internet, that's apparently what they're talking about.
I'll tell you what we could do too.
if you want to do a follow-up
is get old Travis Irvine
friend of the pod on here
and that man knows
all about all this
and him and DJ
could really, really
have some things out.
Yeah, on that note,
can I say something?
It might be a little too early
in this conversation
to say this,
but like,
can we just change the podcast
to all alien stuff
all the time?
I could make it six months.
And then it gets dark
with DJ too.
You might be able
to keep me and him
lighthearted,
but I can tell you,
I did some conspiracy theory stuff with DJ.
And I tell you what, man, after about five episodes,
it all comes back to racist or the most evil people in the world.
Imagine people worse than racist, you know, like child molesters.
Right.
It's dark in there.
I bet you they're racist too.
That'd be so weird if a child molester wasn't racist.
Like, if there was a child molester,
and he's incensed.
No, I fucked a black boy.
That's what you call him.
No, he's like, he's furious at his buddies.
I just found out Bill won't fuck.
Mexicans.
You're kidding?
Yeah.
Come on, Bill.
It's 2023.
All right?
Yeah.
This is Nambla, the most accepting organization in the world.
So there was, so one of these whistleblowers in the past few months of this guy David.
She was the progressive job fucker.
Yeah.
He fucked them all.
Super woke chomo.
It is funny.
Boy's butt holes across America.
This guy David Grush, who was a Navy intelligence officer is like the biggest,
whistleblower in recent weeks.
And he said that the U.S.
has in their possession crafts of non-human origin that these things have gone down and
that we've recovered them and that they've been trying to reverse engineer the technology
from them and have been successful in some cases, but are not, you know, they're keeping it
all under wraps.
I'm sure for like military purposes or whatever, which really don't have for me because
I want some fucking portals and stuff, you know.
Yep.
But of course, I ain't letting everybody have that.
So what do you think about that?
about that guy, BJ, or that whole thing.
Yeah, that's, that's, that's, well, the reverse engineering thing's been around for like a long time, right?
And like, obviously, like, man, how do you feel about Roswell?
I mean, I used to.
Yeah, I'm like, at, when I was like a kid and first found out about it, I was like, this is fucking crazy.
This is wild.
This is what's up.
And then like along the way, I feel like I landed.
It's like, okay.
So that was a, that was a hoax, I guess.
but I'm still not, you know, convinced at all alien shit's a hoax.
But now recently I've been like circling back to Roswell.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, it's crazy, man.
It's crazy.
Like the whole thing with like they called it a disc first.
Like, why would you call?
Why would the army come out and say, whatever, whatever the fuck happened that
caused that many fucking people to go out to the desert?
Like, you're not going to do that over a fucking weather balloon.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
And maybe, and maybe it was.
in the 50s. There weren't no TV.
Well, it was 1947, and that's the funny thing.
It's like right after World War II.
So, like, there's just a lot there to be like,
I think it's just such a cluster fuck.
It's hard to get your fucking mind around it.
Imagine you just finally defeated Adolf Hitler.
There's a sailor sexually assaulting a lady on camera,
kissing her, like every tick-take, right?
And then right after that, they're like,
like, okay, guys, celebration's over.
It might be aliens.
You know what I mean?
That had to be a really wild one, two punch.
Yeah, imagine you go through a full year.
I mean, Jay did a joke about this.
Of a pandemic, the fucking economy tanks, and then right after that, it might be alien.
Yeah, right.
Yeah, exactly.
And it's, you know, it might be aliens.
That's what it is.
After every cataclysmic moment, they call, they let us get calm for a second.
And then they're like, oh, you did to freak out again.
It's aliens.
Yeah.
So, all right.
So this dude on 4chan.
And I feel like I should just like stress here again.
I'm in all this stuff.
I'm not reading this as though like I'm 100% convinced this is all the truth.
I just like to read all this mess.
And this is like the most extensive shit I've seen recently.
But it's literally just some dude, you know what I mean?
Who claims obviously to be like credible in that firsthand experience.
But it could be just somebody just larping, making it all up.
But some of it does track with some of the other shit people said,
which, of course, he could do on purpose.
He, you know, ties it together because he's making up a narrative.
That's all possible, too.
Use chat, GPT.
But here's what this guy says, all right?
He says, I'm just going to read some bullet points off.
There's so much in here, though, we'll just, like, gradually go through it.
But so UFOs are primarily, but not exclusively, unmanned drones.
The UFOs are built to spec each time they are deployed.
They're built for specific purposes, like either research or mining or in some cases.
Butt-but-but-fucking.
Yeah, butt-robin, whatever.
Man, I'd like to get on that deployment, you know?
Hell yeah, brother.
That's the one to be on.
I'd be on research.
God damn it.
They are created by a mobile construction facility that resides at the bottom of the ocean, the Atlantic Ocean.
Hey, what we talked about last week.
That's where they are.
And specifically, but again, it can move.
and it does move, but it mostly seems to chill below where, you guessed it, the Bermuda Triangle.
Me and, uh, being, uh, being told her, just talking on P-O-A, I think it was back.
Maybe it was well read when Drew wasn't there.
One of the two, we're talking about the Bermuda Triangle and how it was like huge in the 90s.
You never hear about it anymore.
Well, all of a sudden now the Bermuda Triangle's back.
Nineties are back, dude.
They already.
They all got fucking mullets.
We got stowpite pants.
Gene shorts.
A 90s country music, Bermuda Triangle, buddy, Garthone tour.
God damn.
Chris Gaines coming.
That's right.
I forgot about that.
Lord, it's hitting right now.
Chris Gaines is the most Gen Z thing ever.
I hope it works for him.
It will.
The U.S. government believes that the facility has been active on Earth for at least
100 years, if not much, much longer.
Is it all robots in this theory?
Is that what I'm understanding you?
No, I mean, it's not just robots.
They believe that the mobile construction facility is,
is, you know, controlled by AI, but that like they say sometimes they have tracked some craft
coming into Earth's atmosphere from outer space and also leaving and going out.
And sometimes they are, they think some of them are like transport carriers for whatever
reason.
Like there are beings.
Like, but most of the UFOs that you see, according to this guy, are unmanned drones, but not
always.
Sometimes they actually have pilots or passengers in them.
He says that the aliens themselves are like, you know,
know, the gray's basically, like, you know, the standard, the most oft-reported version of aliens, like how they look.
He says that that's, that that is, in fact, what they look like.
It's, he says, they mostly want very little to do with us unless, like, tensions or strife arises, like war or nuclear talk or any kind of that.
It's, it's one of the reasons why you see them so often at critical events.
So, you know, all this shit that's been going down recently, Russia, Ukraine, and all that stuff.
And again, there's been all this UFO time.
So they're like, after World War II.
They hear all that and they're like, shit, we better go check in.
Yeah, right, pretty much.
That's hilarious to think that, like, Iraq and Afghanistan, they're like, ah, that ain't shit.
Yeah.
Even Dave felt that way about that.
That's fucking great.
But, yeah, they're built to spec and purpose, which is why they're different size.
and shapes.
The contents and equipment usually mimic the intended purpose too.
Let's see here.
People are asking like,
how do you know it's not advanced government craft,
top secret shit or whatever?
And he just says like the speed alone,
the technology they exhibit.
Right.
I guarantee you it's not of earth origin.
Yeah.
The UAPs do go back and forth sometimes.
All right.
The U.S.
government believes.
What's UAP?
I'm sorry.
That's what I don't,
Why did they change that, DJ?
They changed it for UFO to UAP, which is unidentified aerial phenomena.
Oh, because, okay.
But I don't know why they did that.
No, it's UFO.
Because they don't.
In case it's not an object, it's light instead of an object.
It's pure energy.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Do me a favor.
Just say UFO the next time you're going to read that because that don't hear from me that
we've changed this.
Okay.
The government believes that they're not here to harm us.
They only seem interested in us once they realize we are destroying things around us, including each other.
One of the officials in charge said something that stuck with me, quote,
they act like keepers of a zoo uninterested in the daily life of the wildlife unless there's some kind of problem.
Can I say something I'm not proud of?
That made me feel real calm and good.
Yeah, yeah, right.
I was like, thank God.
And somebody else is in charge.
Fuck yeah, dude.
just going to keep us.
That's why we never shot nukes at each other.
Right.
We've had nukes for this long,
and we've never had a major cataclysmic.
That is crazy.
The aliens got to be the ones being smart,
because I know those psychopaths in them rooms ain't being smart or good.
This dude says that, like,
the higher-ups have been on this project for a long time.
They have two prevailing theories about why that would be, right?
One of them is like, you know, okay, that hits.
The other one's like, oh, shit.
that they are basically here either to like,
shepherd us along until in some kind of prime directive Star Trek way
where you don't interfere or whatever,
but shepherd us along until we reach a certain level,
unlock some certain technology,
deep space technology or something like that.
And then like,
but just,
you know,
evolve to a hard enough hitting place to like bring us into the fold or whatever.
I think they just like music.
Or.
they're here making sure we don't destroy this planet until the larger force arrives to take the planet because it would not hit for them if we blew it up in the meantime because it's got all these valuable resources and materials on it.
And so they just want to make sure we don't fuck it all up before the mothership come and take everything or whatever.
I think they like rock and roll.
That's another one.
I was about to say, I'm with Drew or the earth is their Panama City.
You know what I mean?
It could be that.
Yeah.
Uh, also the facility under the ocean that we have known where it is at various times, but, uh, you, we can't approach the facility without being attacked almost instantaneously.
So the last unit we saw approach the facility didn't even have time to communicate with it before it was all over.
So they've got like, you know, they do have advanced weaponry or whatever.
If any kind of sub or underwater remote operated vehicle or something gets too close to us, it gets too close to it, it just, you know,
explodes or gets vaporized or lasered or whatever.
And then is there some sort of a conjoining theory that it's a coincidence that it causes
planes and ships to go down?
Or is that kind of nefarious thing?
Now, he doesn't get into that.
That is, wow.
Yeah.
Speaking of what Drew just said, I'm curious.
A DJ might know this.
But like, is there a lot of talk in the alien community about that being what happened to
the Malaysian airline?
the one that we just never saw again.
Like it just,
it,
the whole plane got abducted.
I didn't see,
I didn't see,
I didn't see that come up either,
but I thought that,
I think they finally did.
Yeah,
yeah,
yeah,
they did.
They did.
That plane basically just like,
went down.
Yeah,
and mess is hard to find,
you know,
in the ocean.
That ain't it.
I always thought,
my thing with that,
what,
not always,
when it first happened,
I was like,
you know,
it was like,
it was supposed to land,
I'm making all these dates up.
It was supposed to,
land in Bangkok on June 22nd at 539 p.m. or whatever, and then it vanished, right?
So then, like, what if the very next year on June 22nd at 539 p.m. right, a year later,
yeah, fucking air traffic control.
It's like, Malaysian flight 370 requesting permission to land or whatever.
They just, like, you know, come out of nowhere a year later.
That would be wild.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
The way that time travel works, dude, I think if they would do that, I think it'd be like five
hundred years later.
Like, if they waited,
it's still on the,
still on the table.
Because if they're traveling at the speed a lot,
which is the only way that's theoretically even true,
I think time slows down.
So,
damn, man.
Well,
all that's,
up in a decade.
All that's way better than they just wrecked,
you know?
I wouldn't know what their lives are like,
dude.
Maybe it'd be better for them.
There was some people that love it.
Yeah.
I think it really was like planes don't hit sometimes.
Like,
they do shitty jobs that build them planes when you,
when you live in,
of there you know i mean that that is that's funny to think about yesterday and i think it was windy
or maybe we were early we were on the descent and then they just banked up suddenly and three
people puked that's how hard it was it was awful man i've never thought about it like this but
like because of how rampant depression is always one happy guy i'm best say statistically on
every flight that's been down someone had the thought thank you
God.
You know what I mean?
Like at least one, probably more that was like,
thank you fuck.
And this is rad.
This is not at all.
Yeah.
This don't count as suicide.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And my wife's going to get the insurance.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But man,
I would say about what you just read,
Trey,
as like,
I would consider that myself,
not necessarily,
like,
I would consider that more on like the theory column.
You know what I mean?
Like I,
like,
those are theories like
because we don't have any proof of who this dude is
or whatever. So it's just a dude kicking
it with like ideas in his head. And I had to say
that every single one of those hit for me.
I fucking as far as
what's the other column?
What's the other column?
Facts.
Before, right.
Before you put up in there.
Go ahead.
DJ, because
picking back on what Drew's saying,
I see a lot of people on the internet say like,
like the whistle.
Whistleblowers that go before Congress, whatever, and they have like credible backgrounds and they're not anonymous.
We know they are.
I get separating that from just some anonymous dude on 4chan or whatever, but still there isn't any like actual physical evidence or like at the end of the day, all we have from all of it, right, is people saying stuff.
And so it's like it depends on the person saying as far as credibility.
But they're still not.
I think Carl Sagan, I think it's an extraordinary.
Claims require extraordinary evidence or something like that.
So it's like,
but a lot of people are just like,
I don't want to hear none of this shit until you got something to like show me,
you know,
like evidence.
And what's frustrating is those same people are like,
well,
I would love to be able to show you the evidence,
but the aliens are fucking real slick,
man.
You know what I mean?
Like,
you know what I'm saying?
Like,
it's,
we better be prepared for these motherfuckers.
Well,
yeah.
And also like,
and the government be,
be fucking with shit too.
They'd be,
they'd be stirring up the pot,
throwing wrenches in the game and shit.
You know?
what I'm saying.
Because it's just like Flatwoods, Flatwoods is what I would call the Flatwoods monster of
Braxton.
I don't know if you guys know about this one.
Basically, in the 60s, these kids in West Virginia saw this, saw a craft go down.
They went up to it.
They got their mom.
They got a neighbor, a dog, you know, they all went up there.
They got it.
The dog died too.
Oh, cancer.
It was like a mustard poisoning.
From like this from like this mustard poison.
That's what happened in powder, man.
Well, what happened was, what happened was they go up there, they see this craft that's
burned down, and they see this like, this dude with like this, this weird head, and he's
like floating and there's oil and mucus and shit spurting out of him.
Yeah, dude.
That last part really surprised me, not what I thought was coming.
Mucous?
Well, that's what they found the next day, like they got in charge, like, there was all kind
of sightings that night.
And the next day, like, they hollered at a, they hollered at the sheriff finally got up there because he was dealing with like this other crashers, like several different crashes in the area.
And so they go up there.
There's still radiation.
There's like on the Geiger counter.
Like a lot of times when they find these things, there's like always radiation.
There's always like, but in this specific one, a lot of the people were sick and they were sick with symptoms that were like very, very close to mustard gas.
So it was probably a government thing.
But how would you know?
You could definitely see a group of kids being very, very scared and seeing this government, like, weird ship with like a person who was flying it, you know, getting out.
And they would see, they would see a monster, a creature, a alien, right?
They would definitely see it would have anything to, they'd be like whether it would be a Serbian basketball player.
Yeah, it could be any of that, right?
It could be any of that.
And it's like back to the future when he thought Marty was an alien or whatever because he was wearing a space suit and they just didn't see that shit all the time.
You didn't know what the fuck that thing was, dude.
You know what I mean?
Yeah, dude.
Imagine you ain't never seen a picture of a moose and then you just fucking walked up on a moose, dog.
Yeah.
Yeah, dude.
Give me the fuck out of here, dude.
That, dude.
And at one point, that happened to somebody.
Yeah.
You know what I mean?
Yeah.
Some Indian was like, yeah.
Dang.
Then they wrote a whole religion.
about it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's all God today.
That's the right response.
So,
yeah, the moose is big.
Wow.
Wow.
So speaking of that of like
what you do with the information,
if I can,
I guess,
wax philosophical for a minute.
One thing that's interesting
about this whole movement,
I think,
and the reason we don't have a podcast
about aliens is like,
we got other shit to do.
So it's like you,
you hear these,
not me,
these things.
Well, hear me out.
You hear about this stuff
and it's so,
interesting and it's scary and it's
exciting and it's wild and then you just
have then you got to move on
the people inside the movement
there's this going back to the
plane going down
I feel like there's a sense of they want it
so bad yeah oh yeah they want
it so bad
that the wanton it affects the way
the information gets out there
yeah confirmation bias you know
they like it's yeah I get it
so
This is not related, but I just came to this and reading through.
I'm skipping over a lot of stuff that's like we kind of already,
he's just elaborating on things or whatever.
But like another thing about this guy, again, he's on 4chan, right?
Yeah.
And it's okay.
I don't know much about 4chan.
It's just a really racist Reddit.
It's not.
It was a libertarian website, but where does all libertarian websites go?
It's racist.
It's just the most like, the most like,
cede basement dwelling internet-y type place on the whole internet.
Everything, any kind of internet stereotype.
Yeah.
It's like, dude, it's fucking Reddit on crack.
DJ.
Yeah.
DJ, tell him the story of the guy who founded it.
Oh, yeah, the guy who, I guess he was the guy who, well, he's, he, he was probably one, he was one of the guys that started Q that began Q, like, the guy who started to drop in Q.
And the guy who was, who was like, fucking his, his, his, his buddy who was in partner with him, man.
Dude, he had no legs.
He had no R.
He, he, he was fucked up, dog.
He was in a chair.
He's wild, man.
He loved the Mr. Glass disease.
Yeah, he had a Mr. Glass disease, so his bones was always breaking dog.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And he moved to the Philippines with his girlfriend.
But his girlfriend, yo, yo, yo, yeah.
Good climate for that disease.
Horny, huh?
Yeah, horny is hell.
This is funny because it's such a comic book backstory of the guy who started Q and on.
Well, it's an in-cell.
It's like, you know, for like a light to the mouth,
man, it's like I can be any, I can be who I really am and have all my frustrations and anger here in a community who feels just like me.
So having said all that, right?
What I was going to say is like, this guy's on 4chan.
He's talking about me working in this, working for this program, top secret program for years and years and all this stuff.
But every now and then, he just sounds like somebody on 4chan, right?
For example, one of the questions he got, a lot of these are answers he gives to questions.
Like people wrote a whole kinds of questions for him.
of the questions was, so how long is it until we can hang out with these aliens?
And his response was, and I'm quoting directly, he goes, you got any retarded cousins that
destroy everything they touch?
When do you want to hang out with them again?
I mean, next week.
He's spitting.
Yeah, he's telling the truth.
That's so fucking funny.
Yeah, let's see.
Yeah, why would they want to?
You know, that's another thing.
you said it got 4 channing i thought you were going to say he started blaming jews though yeah
right go ahead dj yeah that's another thing about carl's sake you know they sent that gold gold record
out in the space yeah yeah like dude like what the fuck like they don't give a fuck dude
they don't give a shit like we know this like we know yeah right
it's garbage what the fuck is wrong no i'm telling you i think it's music i think that's the one
thing we got on them i think it's why we're alive they just they just got that booming in it
That's just, that's how arrogant, yeah, that's how arrogant the entertainment industry is.
It's like, oh, I know.
We'll send them, hey, send them the Rolling Stones.
We'll get a meeting tomorrow.
They don't want to come down.
It's very funny, too, that I said it.
And it's also like how broken I am that I didn't say laughter.
I was like, no, it's us.
It's the creatives, but it's the kind I can't do.
Look, we got the Beatles.
It's like, dude, we are in a gravitational, multidimensional fucking, like,
what are you fucking talking about?
Like, what are you talking about?
I've been in a gravitational multinational at a concert.
Just saying.
Yeah. I'm just saying.
Yeah.
I still think it's music.
I really want to do some DMT right now.
Yeah.
Well, I might.
He said one of the crafts they encountered once, I told you that had different uses and builds and stuff.
One of them, he said, was like, had more space for occupants than hardware.
And they called it like the bus.
And it seemed to be made for just viewing or, uh,
You know, so it's like you said just like watching us be fat and not hit or whatever.
Their version of the submarine billionaires.
Yeah.
Yeah.
They're looking down at Roswell.
Like, look at it.
It is funny.
You just said that, Dr.
I wonder if like on their home planet or at the base or whatever.
It's like the ones that end up crashing.
Yeah.
The guys at Roswell, they were like the dudes that sank at the bottom of the Titanic.
Oh.
And there's a janitor down in this fucking Bermuda Triangle place who hates all his goddamn boss.
in every dimension.
And all the aliens united for one moment just to make fun of those dumb motherfuckers.
It was great.
Yeah.
For sure.
But yeah, he said that, you know, earlier in the program, they were more mancraft.
Now it's more drones.
And then there was the grush guy, the other guy, the previous whistleblower, the one who's like not anonymous and does seem to be credible.
He says that like we have taken these down before, like we have some mechanisms where we can take them down.
or at least it has happened.
And so like, as we've gotten,
if they've been here for a long time,
we've gotten wilder and wilder weapons and stuff.
Now they're sending out more and more drones
instead of doing it themselves
because they don't want to be exploded by us or whatnot.
The idea was pitch.
They're waiting for us to mature
or perhaps something bigger to arrive.
They don't want to ruin the planet in the meantime.
Man, he talks about...
It'd be a cool job to, like, come up with that in the military.
Like, you go through basic training.
You rise up through military.
military school and then your job is to like get high and try to figure out what the aliens
want.
Bro.
I would,
yeah.
I actually,
I thought about that while I was like, man,
because I assume this dude,
all of these guys,
they just like join the military,
right?
Yeah.
And then through the,
somewhere along the way,
PCIA,
illustrated some kind of aptitude or,
or like interest or something and then gets assigned to this shit.
Yeah.
I'm so,
I'm jealous,
honestly.
Yeah.
I would hit so hard.
I bet some of them are mad about it because it is, I think, similar to some of the things our intelligence agencies does where they try to figure out what our enemies want.
What's our enemy's goals that they're not talking about?
Or how do I get this coup to start in this country?
You're playing with the same kind of psychology, but then you get to watch it happen.
And some of those dudes really want to watch it happen.
They want people to die based on their ideas.
So I almost feel like it's like punishment or like the age.
minus students.
You know, it's all right.
You could do aliens, John.
You know what?
It almost feels like it might be a shit assignment to them.
Yeah.
I mean, maybe.
So they say that like the reverse engineering, a lot of stuff we can't figure out the energy required is a problem for us.
We can't like, we don't know how to produce the right types or amounts of energy to operate these things.
He claims that the Chinese successfully reverse engineered at least one major piece of technology they have.
that's used for mining among other things.
This guy said,
which really pissed off the U.S.
government when they found that out.
But DJ,
Bob,
Bob Lazar or whatever.
Bob Lazar.
Yeah.
This dude says that guy's,
like,
legit, apparently.
So,
remind me the deal with that guy.
He's a dude that had,
I know,
he's been around for a while.
He had that Netflix documentary and stuff.
But what was his whole thing?
Basically,
that he worked in Area 51,
and he was a part of the reverse engineering.
which is really weird because like,
and he just saw some technology because like they put the engineers into like different,
nobody really knows what they're working on apparently.
You just get to work on this thing that's like whatever this part is.
And then you like try to figure that part out.
I just go figure it out.
And then yeah,
and then they move it to the next part.
And then that person puts,
you know,
you don't really know what you're working on.
That's how Oak Ridge worked during the Manhattan Project.
Most of the people there even doing really important shit,
They didn't know they were building a nuclear body.
They didn't know what they were doing because it was like you said.
They had a very specific and hyper-focused like function that they were doing and they didn't know how it fit into like the larger thing.
So like that's how to.
Yeah.
So he so he happened to.
Coca-Cola recipe.
He just happened to like fucking see different shit and like notice like technology that was different.
And then was like this is fucking alien shit and came out and said that.
And then I've been saying that for for some time, which it's all, it's all like, regardless
if it's like, again, if it's alien or, you know, if it's extraterrestrial or if it's like government shit that they're just working on either way, it's like fucking, it's profound shit.
You know what I'm saying?
It's like the shit is fucking crazy, you know.
Dude, what it?
Go ahead.
No, no, no, I was going to go.
slightly off topic, so you go ahead.
Well, if they just like, the shit that they have, the idea, like that Grush side guy said,
if they have some of the technology that they either can use or do kind of understand
or have reverse engineered or whatever, like, you just know that the DOD ain't going to do
nothing else with it other than like military shit.
Yeah.
Which like, that really bothers me to think about.
Because it's like, you know, some of that stuff could just really hit out in the regular
world, you know, presumably.
But I just, you know, won't let nobody have it.
If you were in charge of the whole government, like, you think people or not know this or are not know this?
Yeah, man.
For sure.
I go back and forth on that whole, like.
Yeah.
Like Tommy Lee Jones and men in black.
Yeah.
He said about it.
He's like a person that smart people are dumb panicking.
Yes.
You know, you know.
Yes.
Like, there's part of me that has always thought, like, we need, like, congressmen and senators and stuff should wear body.
cams like fucking cops and that like when you sign up for this job you just have to understand
that everybody has access to you at all times because we need to know what you're doing is on
the up and up we need to be in all the meetings see all this shit and I'm like there's part of me
that really believes that but then there's the Tommy Lee Jones part of me that's like I mean listen
some of the stuff they had from us it's probably a fucking good thing that they do you know
look how we reacted to the idea of a global pandemic I mean the idea of a I mean think
about what you're in reality suggesting, Trey.
And I'm not even saying this as how I feel, but there's something to be said of,
okay, so you're saying that tomorrow we tell the world that inside the Bermuda
triangle, there is a giant factory that's producing unmanned alien spacecraft.
And it's like, I, this even, this ain't even, hey, there's aliens, aliens are real.
This is, aliens are here.
They're treating us like a zoo perhaps or maybe.
And it's like, I don't know how people react.
By the same token, though, what could people do?
That's what I was about to say.
That's, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, that's it.
Well, the pandemic was like you had to, everybody had to take action or we're supposed to.
But with this, it's just like, what are you going to do?
There's nothing to anybody.
You still got to go to work tomorrow, dog.
Yeah.
It's funny.
It's funny, too, because the same people that just refused to believe that COVID was real would immediately be like, yep, this checks out.
That's true.
You know what I mean?
This way more complicated thing.
And I think it would have a lot more benefits to.
Now, of course, you'd have some people freaking out, religious people freaking out.
Like, there would definitely be millions of those people.
But, like, for the most part, I think it would have a better effect on people in the religious.
Well, the religious people would think that was hell.
You know what I mean?
You reckon?
Like, it's all the way down there and there's these things that are controlling it.
Yeah.
They'd probably be like, dude, they're fucking demons.
Speaking of being...
Look, dude, if you fucking look at religion as a metaphor and not literally, it is fucking hell.
Someone got kicked out of the sky, the devil, and is now down below.
Yeah.
And they're trying to control us.
Like, Satan as a metaphor is pretty powerful.
Yeah.
And all the stuff they're into hits.
Hey, speaking of which, this is what I want to posit.
And please tell me if I'm dumb.
I mean, I know I am.
but what if
what we perceive
as barometric pressure,
the PSIs for when you go down
way too deep in the sea,
what if the reason
we can't go deep down the sea
is because the aliens
have some sort of sonar pulse
that they're putting out
because way far down there
is where they are
and that's why we can't go.
And it's just like,
well, yeah,
the barometric pressure,
but it's them fucking sending out a pulse.
Does James Cameron just hit for them?
Because maybe he's an alien,
if James Cameron went all the way down there.
Yeah, maybe he was visiting his in-laws.
There's further parts, though, right?
I mean, there's further down.
No, not the Mariana Tree.
Not that we know.
He went there.
Like, I'm not talking about the Titanic.
James Cameron went to Challenger Deep.
Oh.
The deepest known point of that we know.
The ocean.
But also, Joe, I think it's just a physics thing.
Also, people were dying of diving too deep.
Long ago.
I mean, I guess it's possible aliens have been here since.
Well, yeah.
But according to this guy, they've been here like 100 years.
If you just got a whole ocean on top, you're going to get smushed.
Yeah.
Well, I look at it.
The way.
No, you're right.
You right.
A way to water.
Yeah.
All right.
Sorry.
It's just a theory.
I mean, but that's probably, that might be why they're there.
Yeah.
That's why they chose there.
Yeah.
Because they know we can't go down there.
Also, yeah.
Yeah, for sure.
And if you can manipulate gravity, that ain't shit.
Like, the way to the way.
You know what I mean?
Like, fucking dude.
That's something.
That's how they move to, dude.
No, you're right.
This dude specifically says that that they can manipulate gravity.
They call their energy source E-115.
He says it has its own gravity field, and we don't understand anything about how it works,
but it can manipulate space time and gravity and all that shit.
And that's the most exciting part.
Why won't they give us that?
Yeah.
I know.
I guess because we just murder with it instead of giving everybody on Earth one so they could power their home and live free.
They just murder.
That's what you said.
Yeah.
That's what you said.
My bad.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah. And we'll definitely try to murder them, too.
It's like they're smarter than that.
They're smarter than that to just, I mean.
Okay, but me, give me one.
Take me to the triangle.
I feel the same way.
They should tell me.
Yeah.
We hit.
We did it.
Yeah.
So I said sometimes they come and go like from Earth, I mean.
And he says those craft are usually quite larger than the ones we regularly see.
And so inside the program, those are referred to as freighters because they think that's like, you know,
know, whatever shift change or like mission, you know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
New aliens come in and man, all this shit and then the arms go back home or whatever, you know,
it's like the transport vehicles.
What if, what if they came down to test us to see if we was ready?
But the same way like we can't, like I don't know what baboons be saying to each other.
I've seen them call a meeting.
I was at the zoo one time.
They called a meeting.
They all went in the cave.
two guys didn't come in.
The bodyguards went out and got them,
made them come in.
It looked like they voted on something to me,
but I didn't know what was going on.
My point is,
maybe they have no idea that Joe Biden is the president.
Maybe they look at what we got going on in here,
and it's so dumb and low level that they can't process what we're doing.
And so they just was like,
well, clearly this guy with all the land out in the woods is their king,
he's setting bonfires every night.
They interviewed some rednecks,
and then they were like,
these people ain't ready for us.
Yeah,
but that's how the British felt about Africa,
and they still took them motherfuckers.
You know what I mean?
I said they won't take us.
I'm saying because they only was abducting rednecks,
they've gotten a bad view of who we are as a people.
Not that Biden would necessarily be better,
but I wish they would have met David Bowie.
I think that would have gone okay.
You think that they like hanging out with rednecks
because rednecks are into this shit and are like,
fuck yeah, I may not have been.
Like they have good conversations with them
because they're like in the experience.
I think it's emptiness.
I think they're looking for lower populations.
If that's real,
if they're really going out and abducting a lot of rednecks,
I think they're just trying to find rural people.
Or it's like I said, my bet, and it's just our butt holes hit.
It could be the butt holes in the Milky Way, you know.
But it's never any girls, which makes me think I should fuck a butt.
Oh, my God.
You're right.
It's always redneck dudes.
Nah, it's women.
I mean, one of the most famous cases, Betty and Barney Hill.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
And there again, and there again, it's like you have.
But Barney had to be there to.
hell his side before anybody believed it.
And he was freaked out.
And he was freaked out way more than she was.
Yeah.
Did you guys remember that S&L sketch where they all reacted?
Yes.
They all showed them peaceful, beautiful things except for Kate McKinnon.
That's she got buffed.
That's the funniest sketch in 15 years on that show.
Oh, 100% agree.
Yeah.
She goes, oh, that's what you've got to see.
Yeah.
Oh, they hadn't been squatting over up at all.
I'm walking out there
No pants just full porky pigging it
Just peeing in a bowl
He said they've recovered a tool
Which can temporarily scramble your brain
It's like so it's not quite like the
Not quite like the little red light in men and black
But like says it basically turns you into like a two year old for a little bit
So the best way I can describe it's usually like forcing a stroke
Awesome forcing a stroke without actually having one
It makes you delirious but also childlike
for a number of hours.
What if that's what dementia is?
You see the aliens?
It only happens to old people usually.
Yeah.
No, some people get early on set.
Yeah.
Dude, I'm the little stones, and I was like,
I thought you were talking about being on set again.
No, no.
I'm early on set.
All right.
Did you see the green lightning?
Although, I think this is old,
but it's coming back.
because a new theory came out only four days ago.
The green line on Jupiter.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
No, no, no.
They saw green lightning on Jupiter.
Yeah, I'm going to send it to you.
In the middle of the great red spot or whatever.
It was in a spot.
I don't know if it's the biggest one.
It was like in the middle of a storm.
It was like this big green fucking light fucking show going on in the middle of it.
I'm going to send it to Tray and Corey because they have iPhones and I can do that on this internet.
I can't do it.
But DJ's seen it.
So just sent a text.
While we're waiting on that to come through, just that like a one of the, like a, a lasting,
at least semi-permanent feature of the surface of Jupiter, which is obviously like a gas planet,
but it's that like it's a fucking gigantic red storm that's like the size of our moon.
Yeah, it's crazy.
That just don't ever stop.
How wild is that?
You got to fucking mild as hell in there, dude.
Yeah, I didn't know my age.
move to Jupiter, son.
I mean, that's just, dude, that's as wild as the fucking sun.
You know what I mean?
That's crazy.
Yeah, just a ball of gas.
It's crazy, dude.
It's just stay hitting.
Yeah.
That's wild, dude.
That's wild to think about how many of those are out there.
Like, you think about how many fucking suns and how many fucking.
Oh, dude, it's wild.
You see the green lightning?
Yeah.
I mean, buddy.
I mean, that looks like the green.
It don't even look like lightning to me.
It looks like a fucking.
That's what I'm saying.
They're firing it up.
They're having a rave or something.
Trey, hold your phone up to the camera.
I mean, I will.
I don't know if you can be able to see.
Can you see that?
Yeah, you can see that.
See that green dot right there?
Yeah.
It's on Jupiter, bro.
God damn, bro.
I bet we said bro a lot on this episode.
What is that about when alien and alien culture and like DMT and bro culture kind of mix?
Because you start saying.
You only talk about it with your boys.
I've never talked to a woman about aliens.
No.
Yeah, that's true.
Why would you?
That ain't real.
They don't care.
They don't care.
They have shit going on.
It's either more important to not care about them.
I know, I know.
Wait, Drew, did you say that, did you just say there's recent,
some kind of new development or new theory about this green shit on Jupiter?
Oh, I was trying to say that the green lightning is, is, they've seen it before.
It's not new.
But four days ago, a new theory came out with new pictures, which is why it's back in the side.
I just wanted to point out that we, it's not like this stuff started going on, and then we saw Green Lightning for the first time.
I'm saying that it's in the news.
What's the new theory?
Just something about the North Pole of Jupiter.
I don't know.
Some like science.
You know, they'd be bullshit.
Yeah.
They'd be bullshit.
I'll tell you what's interesting about now.
Wait, hold on.
I just realized why women don't want to talk about aliens.
Because most of them that I know don't give a shit about the actual explanation or the fun explanation.
Yeah, right.
That's so fucking hilarious.
North Pole or aliens, fuck both of that.
So, uh, sorry, DJ, I think I cut DJ off.
What was you saying, but.
Oh, I don't, I forgot.
Oh, yeah.
Now I was thinking about how that, how now we have, now we have an, like a UFO defense, right?
that is now people who are
Space Force?
Yeah.
They're a part of Space Force, right?
And like right after Roswell,
that's a wild thing that we just stopped talking about.
Yeah.
This dude, I skipped over it,
but this dude actually said something the effect of like,
pay attention to Space Force or what's going on with Space.
Like Space Force is, you know,
obviously in on this whole thing and that's going to be part of their mission or whatever.
I don't know.
But anyway, go ahead.
It's just how crazy that this is like,
now we have like before like in
1947 I believe
is when the air force was first
like before it was like the army air force
like it was like but the air force became
like a thing
was after it was like after
Roswell and now we have this space force
so it's like we
continue to like I don't know if it's
because we're finding that stuff so we're like
able to keep up with them or
if it's just, if it's just,
it's way to end the conspiracy.
Conspiracy and the conspiracy.
Let's go Inception conspiracy.
Okay.
We want to,
we want to spend a bunch of money on a new thing.
How do we do it?
Well,
let's,
we got to get the public behind it.
Well,
how we going to do that?
Let's invent a whole thing for them to be afraid of.
Yep.
Who's our best actor,
this guy that Trey's been talking about?
Yeah.
We're going to pretend like we hate you for the next five years,
but then you're a made man.
Yep,
because you're right.
nobody gives a shit how much you spend on defense.
You know what I mean?
Like you can always...
That does make sense except like...
No, it's aliens.
That other bit I had about aliens about like,
no one's really giving a fuck, though.
Yeah, right, right, right, right.
But no one's complaining about Space Force.
Even with the presidential debates coming up,
no one's like we're wasting money on Space Force.
And really, it's like all Space Force is trying to do
is get to the moon so they can bomb China.
Can I tell you how much of a liberal bias?
I clearly have.
Whenever Space Force first
became a thing,
because it was under the Trump administration,
I was like,
this is the dumbest fucking shit ever.
Now that he's gone,
I'm like,
ooh,
Space Force is.
It's talking about,
Space Force is.
But it didn't hit for me.
Can we change the name, though?
No, no, it makes sense.
Air Force,
but it's just,
it sounds so much like a Mel Brooks movie,
you know.
But like,
no, Space Force,
no, Space Force hits now.
Sun Force does hit.
Alien force.
So this one of the comments the guy got says,
many abduction stories seem malevolent in nature.
And the guy says,
I think the harm they cause is similar to cutting open a mouse to check the local population for signs of bad health in a population.
You know, collateral damage.
So like, you know, laboratory subject type shit.
But again, and I don't know, they just, I don't know why it's the butt.
hole, you know, you glean a lot, glean on it a lot of information.
Good hell.
So how do you get down there?
Yeah, good hell.
Buttholes a window to the soul, buddy.
Yeah, man.
I definitely see that.
But, you know, I may be one of the reasons why we're not here so much about the
abductions anymore is because, like, they got all the information they needed.
Right.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, that's, yeah.
I mean, no, that, I mean, that makes sense.
Like, there's always so many bubbles you look at him before you're like,
all right.
I think I get how they work.
Yeah.
They stank.
This dude claims, how wild would this be?
He says, uh, he says, oh, they could absolutely destroy us if they wanted to.
They have started launch sequences before that we suspect were test on what they were
dealing with, meaning like to test what our response would be, right?
And I'm, I'm sure it was essentially.
nothing and they're like,
we all pissed our hands.
Yeah,
right.
We need a challenge.
But imagine how freaked out.
If you were like,
you know,
if you were the one on the comms or whatever that day,
the fucking big giant alien ocean factory starts a fucking countdown or
whatever,
bro.
That'd be wild.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's wild.
It's wild to think about,
also just on our,
on our own, how many times we've almost got into, like, nuclear destruction with other
country.
Like, no wonder they're close to America, because, man, we have almost new people, like,
on accident.
Or just because it was the president's birthday.
Yeah, yeah, man, yeah, yeah.
He turned 69 once.
Yeah, yeah.
I would kill if we had a 69-year-old president.
Kill.
Yeah.
No, no shit.
Spring chicken, buddy.
by our standards.
He claims that some of the craft they have,
the more seemingly more advanced or specialized ones
or like have some kind of almost,
like pseudo-cloaking technology that they're hard to,
you know,
see or it's like,
I don't know if it looks like the predator.
You're not a predator little like all shimmery or whatever,
but you still kind of see a shape.
It's interesting that it's only semi.
Does that blow anyone else's mind?
Like,
it's like these people can manipulate time and gravity,
but not light.
I mean, there's almost like some comfort in that.
It's like, well, they have some limitations.
Right.
Let's see.
This guy claims that when Fukushima happened, the underwater facility deployed multiple craft to that location over the course of weeks.
That was the meltdown, right?
The nuclear meltdown?
Yeah.
In Japan.
Man, Japan had it rough, buddy.
Yeah.
I mean, at one point it was like, shouldn't have.
been talking shit.
Very much so.
You know?
And then now it's like, we stop talking shit.
Yeah, right.
Jesus Christ.
Well, we didn't blow up their fucking, you know, that point.
Yeah, that was the Lord that they don't believe in because we killed it.
They went back to believing in God after that, you know.
What shit?
What's your love to now, motherfucker?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Where was he?
Where was your boy?
Yeah.
Well, damn, boys.
But I just, I know, we're about, we're about at time.
I'm trying to do a quick scan and see if there's any other, like, super wild things in here.
I mean, it's all super wild, obviously.
But, uh, let's see.
He's, somebody asked him, like, if, is their technology increasing rapidly or whatever?
And he says, I wouldn't call it an increase of technology.
It's more like adjustments or a better of understanding of how to operate.
These are great answers.
No, dude, they are good answer.
Yeah, I do.
Yeah.
He's like, he could just be, because, dude, you know how some of them LARPers be, right?
Live Xero play.
Like, I mean, they do, they get into it.
Yeah.
Like, fucking.
So, like, he could just be a really good one of those.
But I'm saying, man, pages and pages of this.
Or, yeah, he's stealing a little bit of everybody's and, you know.
Right.
But that's what, but he does it in a way that it kind of, like, tracks with the other
reports that have come out.
Right.
It kind of fits.
Yeah, right.
With other shit you've heard.
So it's like, even this dude, it's just some basement dwelling.
an in-seller or whatever, which he probably almost certainly is.
But even if he's like, he's done a good job with this.
Yeah, creating a theory.
Send me that.
Send me that.
I already did, but I'll send it back to you.
It's in the DJ thread.
All right.
I got it.
Trey, write a whole movie about this guy in drama school and the government comes to him
and they're like, you're the most talented actor in the history of humankind.
Yeah.
And you could be the next whatever you want, but your country needs you, son.
Yeah, the Mandarin.
You're like to work on the role of a lifetime.
Yeah.
Just years of all that.
I'm very hot.
I love that.
Yeah.
No, that's fucking, I think that's great.
It would hit.
Sorry.
I'm sorry.
I know we're about to quit.
No, it's fine.
Wild shit in here that I want to.
I really wish that I didn't have to go to a second location because I could genuinely
sit here for three more hours.
We might have to do a part two next week.
That's all I'm saying.
I'm just saying.
We could bring Travis in here.
It might be a wild card.
Hey, bring DJ and Travis both in and just, we'll just sit out.
That's what I mean.
You know what I mean?
We'll just, we'll just chill and listen.
Yeah, all right.
There's, there is like, yeah, it goes on for a long time anyway.
It's pretty wild.
But I just keep, I don't know, I just keep thinking like, it's just, there's a lot of alien stuff, man.
It keeps like coming out and going on.
And I'm like, I just sometimes I feel, sometimes I feel like, maybe it's about to happen.
Yeah, I know.
I know.
Like, like, sometimes in the relatively future, like, it might be, but.
Because I always wanted to be alive.
Yes.
That happened, you know, because, like, I would like to be old.
I don't want to be a lot.
And I got kids.
I don't want them to kill it.
Part of that is because I always told myself that, like, any civilization that advanced
would also have advanced, like, philosophically and ethically.
Empathy.
Yeah.
I'm like, because we're not fucking, we're not cutting thieves hands off as a general rule
anymore and that type of burning women at the stake for liking numbers.
Like, we don't do the type of shit we used to do.
So if they evolve it the same way, then maybe they'd be cool to us.
It all comes back around.
That's when I tell myself so I could sleep at night.
Maybe they've evolved past empathy.
That is true.
Yeah, right.
Yeah, they're just like, yeah, they don't.
They're like, no, we don't hate you.
You just don't hit.
You're just nothing.
Right.
We nothing you, right.
The British Empire is.
To be that in order to expand, you must not care or have feelings.
So like, once you get to a certain point, it's like, yeah.
Like, maybe expansion isn't their goal, really.
Maybe it is.
We just thought that's what.
We always think.
Because that's how we be.
That's how we be.
We're anthropomorphizing them.
Yes.
We're anthropomorphizing them and being like, well, they clearly would be like us because we hit and we know stuff.
But yeah, you're right.
It's probably a whole lot of like, is this a threat to the rest of the solar system?
Is this a threat?
You know what I mean?
Are these beings going to evolve into something?
And we're not.
Yeah.
We go in the back.
so they might be
so they very much might be like looking at us.
I mean,
we'll know when the fucking,
we'd be crazy,
the nukes will get nuked and then we don't get to see the fucking aliens
or that we get,
you know,
they do shoot nukes at each other and then fucking the aliens come and be like,
no, y'all get killed by the aliens.
Yeah,
what if like the nukes did fly and then they just sort of like evaporated
or got lasered in the air or something like that.
Yeah.
And then fucking,
like that,
we'd be in deep shit though if that happened.
That'd be the ultimate test failure, but, I mean, goddamn, how wild would that be?
Wild.
If they are evil or, you know, wish us harm, and DJ and I have talked about this before,
I genuinely hope Trump's in charge.
Like, if we're just going to die anyway, God, that would be so funny.
Yes, that would be.
But do the Independence Day speech.
Yeah.
I know.
I do.
I think taking credit for their ideas.
I talked about that.
I thought of that.
Randy Quaid's back.
I rewatched Independence Day with my boys during Trump's presidency.
And that speech,
which always super hit for me,
like,
I almost had an existential crisis over that shit while watching it.
Because I was like,
it was so believable at the time.
Dude,
this is what we used to think the president was.
Yeah.
And that he could do anything.
And leave this.
And yeah,
and you remember,
you remember looking at where we are now, man?
Yeah.
Fully out so bad.
And like Harrison Ford in that movie where he plays the president and he's like kicking people's ass and shit.
Get off my plane.
We ain't had an asswoman president since fucking Teddy Roosevelt.
Whereas if it went down like that, Trump would literally be up there, be like, the generals tell me we're all going to die.
Maybe not me.
All of you are.
Yeah.
No, dude, fucking quote like quote from the other.
It would be great.
Take me two years later, you know, three hours later.
No, but seriously.
No, the real one.
Yeah.
This is funny.
I get the bit, but like, where's the real guy?
Yeah, yeah.
Oh, it's because all the people we abducted voted.
That makes sense.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Well, get back to it, Joe, I reckon.
All right.
Well, hey, that was fucking fun.
Yeah, we'll do your thing.
I do want to have Irvine come on.
I want to talk about this more.
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Yeah, man.
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That's the best pitch I've ever heard.
Why the Moth Man sucks.
Yeah.
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