But I wanted to first say, you were asked to speak in front of Congress.
But I did officially call you on behalf of Congress and ask,
But, you know, Congress was really interested to hear what you had to say.
Now, you saw George give a full statement in front of Congress about his history with the UFO topic.
Something that maybe you would say to Congress if you were doing a public hearing.
no one from the House Oversight UAP Investigational Committee of Congress has ever,
That's all I could ever say to the Congress, and they can read it and know a hundred times more than they're ever going to get from hearings.
I don't suspect, wonder, or harbor any suspicion that false statements have been made to Congress, to the Pentagon, to you, the press, and on the internet.
This is just free going to Congress.
There was a leak in Congress where they were directly sharing information of people that
Congress.
I can't just go to Congress.
I could never ask Congress for that amount of money.
They either gut it for this program, which they monitored, Congress monitored that money,
And you would tell that right to Congress, right?
People say, well, why are you parsing this out in public books rather than testifying to Congress?
Congress is supposed to have financial and substantial oversight over these things.
Why is it going in your books instead of telling us Congress so we can have oversight?
That's been released to Congress already.
Well, I understand why you do the books, but I think Congress should have oversight.
I can't, and I couldn't in front of Congress.
But why couldn't you tell Congress?
When you're brought into things, you're, I was once told for a particular clearance, I was to inform that agency and their legal team if I was ever asked to go to Congress.
And it doesn't matter what Congress says.