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is i'm sure you're familiar with him

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he's been on um on this show and he

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described an incident before uh ossa

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began where they've picked up a bunch of

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um seemingly intelligent orbs

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uh over russian airspace i believe with

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a kh-11s satellite or something um are

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you familiar with that incident can you

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speak to it at all

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um you know the kh is an older platform

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i don't know

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what i can talk about its capabilities

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um you know there's a time was very very

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sensitive i know there's been a lot of

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information that's come out subsequently

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on it um but you know i i certainly

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wouldn't want to tread into the area of

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nro or nga equities um you know we still

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consider

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our satellite capabilities um kind of

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our crown jewels right and so we're very

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protective of those those those

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technologies so i don't want to speak

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specifically on platform capabilities

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but what i will say is there's a long

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history that the us government and the

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intelligence community specifically in

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the defense community have been aware of

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of uap activity

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in and around and over

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some of our adversarial airspace and it

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seems that our adversaries are just a

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surprise as we are

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excellent

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um

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that that was a fantastic uh answer

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thank you very much

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what do you plan on releasing your book

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or do you have a release date for uh

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everybody's uh i'm working on it man

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it's it's uh

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you know i i there's

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i think it'll become very clear when i

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write the book and why i'm writing it

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and uh yeah

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people will will probably have this this

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little bit of an epiphany and say wow

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okay that's uh that's clever um i i i

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want to wait till it's ready

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i'm working very hard every day on it um

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you know it's it's important there's a

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lot of information to put in there

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and uh it is um you know it's going to

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be about this topic there's a lot i

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could write about quite frankly uh the

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question is how do i how do i

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condense a whole lot of information and

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a decades worth of work into something

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that is