Again this goes back to legacy programs the Air Force CIA I'm sure had what they did it and I'm sure it's still going on today.
Yeah Air Force comes up a lot when when we're when we're here about these legacy programs and I guess the CIA as well.
And there were a lot of them and you know in the late late 40s early 50s again in the 60s so what happens is you know everybody looks to the Air Force at that time you know and you don't say okay what are these things so.
The Air Force came out right away and said we don't know I mean we don't know what these are but they're definitely real no question about it we pick them up on radar just like we do today we pick them up on radar there are a lot of visual sightings.
Like like whether it's the Air Force CIA NSA and our row is going to ignore unidentified aerial phenomenon ever that always have to look at this because it is an unknown threat and you have to look at it as a threat simply because you don't know what it is if you knew what it was it you see the threat or it isn't a threat you would know so even though they were saying it doesn't seem the pose a threat to the United States we still have to do that.
I think that was the beginning of the legacy programs and I think also they knew at the time they wanted to divorce themselves CIA and Air Force at that time they wanted to divorce themselves from any publicity surrounding this they didn't want the public to know that they were involved in this.
Because all that did was create more you know more chatter right about CIA and Air Force being involved in the CIA they just wanted to get off the topic but they still I think well continue to investigate it on the wrong I think that's when the black program started I think to continue I think to continue this day.
Anyway that's so and when we're talking about these legacy programs I mean again educated guess how many how many programs do you think we're talking all together between Air Force and CIA well it's let's let's expand this I mean I don't think it's just Air Force and CIA I think NASA has this.
Our Air Force was, God, it was just not much better than World War I aircraft.
We didn't have the, you know, we had Army R&D and Air Force R&D,
that's why you don't hear anything from the, from the Air Force safe wraps, it's about, anyway,
government and you're in the Air Force CIA NASA, wherever it is and you're looking at this stuff,
that are being worked on right now by the fence contractors, the Air Force, and that are going to