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And then we have a senator, a sitting member of the Senate in Brazil,

And then the Democrat Schumer, actually, in the Senate, everybody thought, oh, Schumer's on board with us.

He was the Senate majority leader, got some money to start an office that would look into it.

A Senate staffer who was the one who helped me get to Arrow recommended me I go there, gave me the e-mail and the phone number because I could not find that information at all at the time.

That's a good question. So I shared some of them with the Senate Intelligence Committee when I first got back because that was requested by the Russians who shared some of that information with me.

And the other bill, the UAP Disclosure Act, which was filed last year, Senator Schumer, who I cannot believe that there's a topic that he and I agree on. But he and I agree on this topic. He is sponsored in the Senate. He put it on the National Defense Authorization Act last year. Remarkably, I can't get it on the, it was stripped out by the House last year, and I can't get it onto the bill leaving the House this year.

pushed again in the upcoming senate conference i hope that gets pushed through but the whole point

like david grush to disclose to or senate select committee on intelligence yeah so i think it's very

when we had the november house hearings the senate also had a some ufo hearings with um with arrow

saic themselves they were they chaired the the panel that testified to the uh senate select

up a independent review board appointed by the president confirmed by the senate of like civilian

paul i think that blocked this uh from the senate and then senate communicating with the house to get

somebody on Capitol Hill, some committee either in the Senate or the House or the both, to reveal everything I know that I learned from my investigations, both unclassified and classified, into the legacy UAP, crash retrieval, and hardware reverse engineering and NHI programs, I would do so.

Some of them have actually given evidence in confidence to the Senate Select Committee for Intelligence privately in a skiff.

And then you wrote a report and you notified Congress, Senate, I don't know how you separate them all.

Since 2017, members of the Senate, specifically Marco Rubio and Senator Gillibrand, their team of

intelligence. I think it needs to be tackled at a very high level because it seems both Senate,

But back in November, when, uh, Koslowski and Arrow testified to Senate, you know,

Um, so it's, it's somebody that served on a Senate Select Committee for Intelligence.

Who, who worked for the Senate.

The piece of legislation that actually passed out of the Senate really had no teeth to it.

But there has a bit been a good group that's been assembled that's bicameral, meaning it's both in the House and the Senate and bipartisan, meaning both Democrats and Republicans are saying like, hey, this should actually happen.

He is in the Senate.

So there was a partner bill in the Senate with Bernie Sanders and I think Josh Hawley to cap

But I've had in your chair a Senate staffer for the intelligence community, Kirk McConnell, bring this up to me.

Uh, a Senate staffer who is the one who helped me get to Arrow, uh, recommended me I go there,

So I shared some of them with the Senate Intelligence Committee when I first got back because that was requested by the Russian government.

but he and I agree on this topic. He is sponsored in the Senate. He put it on the National Defense

In the 2010 Senate election by Sharon Engel.

somebody on Capitol Hill, some committee, either in the Senate or the House or the both,

and the Senate wants answers.

of the Senate staff, not a member on the elect representative. I don't know what they're doing.

in the SCIF in the heart Senate office building. I signed my name on the log, my true name on

go to hipsy, like it was promised before, but never did those acronyms, meaning for the senate