And so and this by the way, this is not isolated. There's a if you get a chance to talk to members of Congress privately, a lot of them will share with you their own UAP experiences.
I think you know politically they're a little shy to have that discussion publicly now maybe it will come out. But you'd be surprised how many people members of Congress have had their own experience.
You can't do it. It is it is against we used to do it as a nation and finally Congress stepped in after all these nasty little things that we were doing like the syphilis experiments, for example, or the CIA and the LSD experiments, right. We did some pretty nasty things.
So Congress stepped and said, no, Moss, if you're going to classify information, these are the reasons why you classify information. And if you do it for any of the reasons, you're wrong.
maybe we didn't tell Congress and we didn't even tell presidents, certain presidents what we were doing. Now, is that a problem? Yes. But we can figure that out. We can get over that hill.
a Congress. What happens? Two guys from the CIA apparently leak his, his, his information, medical
everything he said was absolutely everything he told Congress was correct. And a lot more he
include members of Congress, don't tell me that these are all legitimately because if they were,
I think we can continue to have this conversation, get the members of Congress engaged, support our