So it was really funny, actually, because let's back up a little bit, but a couple of years, and I was just talking to Lou Elizondo about this.
Lou was pestering me before I had a, I had a final cut of the first version of Moment of Contact.
I need a copy. I said, Lou, it's not done. He goes, I don't care. I need a copy.
And basically, Lou was like, okay, this case is absolutely amazing, but the air traffic controller who talked about USAAF coming in without any government regulations.
And that was one of the aspects that Lou really wanted to share. To this day, he hasn't told me exactly who's watching it, but I think it was like, maybe if there are certain restrictions on people like Lou or Grush, who knows?
Yeah. And, uh, you know, tip my hat to, to Dan Farah and Lou Elizondo. That was an exquisite accomplishment. Everyone can criticize how a film's put together, but trust me as a filmmaker myself, uh, I think that's going to help move the needle.
So, um, I'm, I'm excited about the times. And I feel like Moment of Contact, New Revelations of Alien Encounters, I don't know, the timing seems to be perfect because, like, Dan Farah's film, Age of Disclosure with Lou Elizondo, is kind of everything that our film isn't.
And he stood up for Lou Elizondo and I'm very grateful for that. But I asked him this question.
And Lou Elizondo said he saw that footage.
He said, he was like, I think Lou has seen the video.
We need to provide people like Lou and Grush immunity so they can give us all those details
And like, you know, like I said earlier in the show, if you don't believe Lou, if you