Rep. Eric Burlison Breaks Silence On Top Secret UAP Site Visit

Congressman Eric Burlison joins WEAPONIZED to discuss his first classified site visit, the push for UAP disclosure, and what he now believes after seeing sensitive information firsthand. In this wide-ranging conversation with Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp, Rep. Burlison addresses reports about a recent visit to a secure facility, why he’s being cautious about what he reveals publicly, and whether he believes the government is withholding critical information about UAP and non-human technology. He also discusses the credibility of key whistleblowers, ongoing congressional efforts to obtain hidden files, and what comes next in the fight for transparency. Burlison speaks candidly about the limits of access, the realities of navigating classified programs, and why he says the search for answers is far from over. GOT A TIP? Reach out to us at [email protected] ••• 🛸 CLIPS : https://YouTube.com/@WeaponizedClips 🤖 MERCH : https://Weaponized-Shop. Fourthwall.com 🕵️ MORE : https://WeaponizedPodcast.com ••• Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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• 0:00Speaker 00

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• 0:30Speaker 01

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• 1:00Speaker 02

  But I am for sure and certain that there is a form of really advanced physics or an area of physics that we have never seen. A level of technology that we do not have the capabilities of. And it's almost terrifying. The last revelations that I have seen is

• 1:25Speaker 02

  if, you know, whether it's China or it's other, either way, it's an ontological shock. Well, General McCaslin definitely is connected to the UAP topic. And I know that he is someone that we have been wanting to try to talk to. I know Grush has attempted to communicate with him. And he's been, actually, I'm surprised that anything is happening or that has something that has happened to him, given the fact that he has been pretty difficult to communicate on. He, every time that anybody's reached out to him, he's said that he has nothing to say on the topic. So maybe, I don't know, but he's certainly,

• 2:09Speaker 02

  we believe that he has a lot to say about this topic.

• 2:12George Knapp?

  This seems like a pants-on-fire moment for a guy like him, whether there's UFO involvement or not, for him to just vanish, possibly abducted by foreign interests or others. That's a huge moment. Now, the story's kind of picking up steam in mainstream media finally, but geez, it seems like it should be front and center.

• 2:33Jeremy Corbell?

  This is Weaponized.

• 2:43George Knapp?

  This is Weaponized. I'm George Knapp here in Las Vegas, joined by my friend and colleague Jeremy Corbell. Jeremy, how you doing? Doesn't look like you're at home.

• 2:51Jeremy Corbell?

  I feel at home anywhere I go, George. I really do.

• 2:56George Knapp?

  Secret location? Is this your hideout?

• 2:58Jeremy Corbell?

  It's not my hideout, but it is absolutely a secret location, yeah.

• 3:03George Knapp?

  You know, we've been, we are in frequent contact with members of Congress. We'll call them up and chat on Zoom or something like that. It's mostly private conversations, just to stay in touch and know how we can help them or what's going on. One of the guys we talk to often, Representative Eric Burlison of Missouri, and you know, he's done a bunch of interviews. He makes himself very available to media who have questions for him, you know, and they face questions about, you know, that he and the other congressional champions for UFO disclosure face challenges, I mean, on a daily basis, and about their interest in UFOs.

• 3:45George Knapp?

  And the fact is, you know, it doesn't help them very much in the big picture. Members of the House, you know, run for reelection every two years, and today we are joined by this guy, one of the most dedicated members of Congress when it comes to UFO truth and transparency, Representative Burlison. You know, many of you have likely seen clips of other interviews he's done, you know. We stay in touch, but, you know, we got an interview with him. We've been looking to do this for a while, get him back on Weaponized, to talk about current events. And this was recorded for the benefit of our audience, recorded in two sessions over the last week. And I'll tell you, Jeremy, every time I look at a transcript of those conversations, I

• 4:28George Knapp?

  want to kick myself in the butt for not asking X or Y, some other question that occurs to me too late. Well, we got him. We covered a lot of current events, as well as the political realities that face members like him.

• 4:42Jeremy Corbell?

  Yeah, and you know, I've been debating this. I don't think we should cut anything out. I think that what we talked about, you know, look, it's my job to be a harpoon. Sometimes that's my role is to try to like just really poke the ribs and say, you know, what can you say? And sometimes I feel bad because they're friends of ours, you know? I did that to Dr. McCaskey, but look, it turned out okay. So that's just how I am. It's no disrespect. I want to poke and see. So I think we just let it all play. And I think people will enjoy the personality of somebody that they've got some misconceptions

• 5:22Jeremy Corbell?

  about, a guy that's fought so hard with Rep. Luna, with Rep. Burchett, with others who will never be named. I'm really grateful he gave us time. Man, he's given other people time. So, you know, but I'm grateful he gave us some time, you know? So that's really neat today that people get to witness, you know, what is often just a private conversation.

• 5:41George Knapp?

  Yeah, he's right in the middle of something pretty important. Now, I, you know, like, like you, we have expectations about how successful his quest might be, but he got the green light to go ahead and visit classified locations where supposedly there's there are UFO connections, facilities. I don't think he expected to find alien bodies anywhere, but just the fact that he gets in the door is amazing. I wish we could go along with him. Anyway, we're going to talk about that as well as General McCaslin, the missing general, and a lot of other stuff in this, these two conversations.

• 6:19Jeremy Corbell?

  Yeah, man, I can't wait. You know, I fancy myself Inspector Crusoe that doesn't know it because I think he was really smart, right? But he acted kind of dumb, but he always got the case solved, you know? So I'm like Inspector Crusoe that doesn't know it. But I think Rep. Burlison, and tell me if I'm getting this wrong, you've told me about Don Quixote. Is there any comparison between Don Quixote and our understanding of Rep. Burlison? Because I don't know the story.

• 6:46George Knapp?

  Well, there's a phrase about Don Quixote, tilting at windmills, you know, which is he's fighting a windmill, an impossible task, something he cannot possibly win. And that may be true for Representative Burlison and Representative Luna Burchett and the others in both houses of Congress who are trying to chase this down because as you and I have said many times on this program, the keepers of the secrets are really good at their job. They can not only hide stuff for a long time from the public, but also from members of Congress. And Representative Burlison is digging in his heels. He's doing the heavy lifting. And here's our conversations with him. Representative Burlison, thanks for joining us. We don't have much time, so let's jump

• 7:29George Knapp?

  right to it. You recently took a field trip to Pax River. Can you tell us what your expectations were going in? And then can you describe the trip and what you saw?

• 7:38Speaker 02

  You know, guys, I, I can't really, I have not publicly said that I've taken a trip to Pax River at this time. And so

• 7:48George Knapp?

  Okay.

• 7:49Speaker 02

  I'm being extremely cautious about where I've gone so far because, but I have gone to a facility, I've gone to a location that is the first on, you know, on the, on a list of hopefully many locations. And I, and what I'm trying to do is not jeopardize, you know, make the, not jeopardize for future trips. And, but believe me, at the end of this, I will be making, making it very public.

• 8:15George Knapp?

  Well, what were your expectations going into the undisclosed location? Because, you know, they know you're coming. If there is something there to hide, it's hidden from you, I would think, right?

• 8:26Speaker 02

  Yeah, it is. And honestly, the location that we went to was, was more of, I had been told that there's nothing there that's current. And so that they're not going to like pull a curtain and you're going to see something at this moment. But at least you're able to see, I was able to see facilities that, that, you know, facilities that explain some of the stories that I've heard, right? And so, able to see that and, which kind of fleshes out some of the narratives that have happened. And, and sat down with, you know, a particular individual that I've wanted to meet with for some time, that I could only meet at

• 9:06Speaker 02

  that location and in a secure setting. And, and so I finally was able to get that meeting put together. And I'll tell you, that meeting was remarkable. I had to really, really stretch my brain. This individual was extremely advanced in his intelligence and knowledge. And I am like a baby novice in quantum physics. But I will say, when we walked out of that room, I'm proud to say that I'm next to the person we spoke with. I knew more than everybody else in the room.

• 9:49Speaker 02

  So at least I was able to keep up more than others were.

• 9:53Jeremy Corbell?

  Can I ask you this? So the world has reported that you went to Pax River. You didn't say that, but the world has already reported that. That was their guess. And I know that you're trying to be protective because it sounds like you have a number of other facilities that you've been allowed access to in the near future. And I know that you will tell us what you see or don't see. But if I had to guess, people told you that there was a $10 million facility that was built to hold non-human intelligence craft or parts of those craft. That was a transfer from Lockheed Martin after it failed with OSAP, actually. Something like that. Maybe I've got it wrong.

• 10:34Jeremy Corbell?

  But when you say you sat with somebody, was the tone that UFOs are real and that our government has been working on them? Or was the tone that UFOs are not real and we haven't been working on them?

• 10:47Speaker 02

  So the tone that I got was that from the knowledge of the people that are working there today, that they had no knowledge or awareness of any UAP,

• 11:00Speaker 02

  non-human intelligence material or aspects. Which, you know, look, there's lots of turnover. It could, it, it could be historical. We could have, which is why a lot of times what we're hearing is people that, that have retired from the military or retired from intelligence are coming forward. Um, but yeah, currently active on that site, the people that I spoke with adamantly denied in anything related to non-human intelligence.

• 11:29Jeremy Corbell?

  And, and is there a chance in your mind that because you were told specifically by multiple people that you would go there to see nothing, that this facility was built to hold something? And it was, it was constructed for $10 million, but you would see nothing?

• 11:45Speaker 02

  Yeah.

• 11:46Jeremy Corbell?

  Is there any part of your mind?

• 11:47Speaker 02

  10 million, I think even 10 million doesn't scratch the surface, Jeremy. I think it was, I don't remember the exact number, but I think the facility was a lot more than 10 million.

• 11:58Jeremy Corbell?

  So, does it cross your mind?

• 12:00Speaker 02

  I, hey, well, I'll just say this. I'll say this. I think the hangar doors probably cost 10 million. Just the doors alone.

• 12:07Jeremy Corbell?

  So, so does it, so that's amazing because we know, I know, George knows there was 10 million allocated for this separate site. We know who, you know, designated the building of it, but there's probably dark money. But here's the question. The question is really simple, which is that is there any part of your mind that is suspicious of why they let you come see nothing and then told you that they don't have any knowledge of NHI equipment? Is there anything in you that thinks maybe I was told to go there so I could be told that and tell the world? And that's the end of the story. Do you think that they gave you a dog and pony show?

• 12:47Speaker 02

  Um, no, I do not. Based on the, based on the information that I've been given from David Grush and, and others that had some insights there. So.

• 12:58Jeremy Corbell?

  So you really believe that they don't know?

• 13:02Speaker 02

  Yeah, I really believe you.

• 13:02Jeremy Corbell?

  You talked great.

• 13:03Speaker 02

  I don't, I don't think that they would lie to a member of Congress. And I don't think that they gave me a dog and pony show. What I, what I make up, Jeremy, is that, and what I was able to ascertain is that there is, there is a facility that had a purpose. It serves, it serves a great purpose today, and it's a necessary facility. I think it had a broader purpose than the UAP topic. But it, but it would be a perfect location if you were to do reverse engineering of a UAP. It would be the perfect location to do something like that.

• 13:42George Knapp?

  President Trump gave you the green light to visit these assorted places you'd like to see that may have something to do with the UFO mystery. He also issued a directive in response to something former President Obama said. And this directive generally said, hey, if you've got UFO files, release them. I'd like to get your take on that. Do you think it needs something stronger than just a directive such as an executive order? And how does he, does it also require declassification of files that you know are going to be withheld?

• 14:12Speaker 02

  So, that's a great question. I do think it needs to have an executive order. From conversations I've had with, with, with others in his administration, it seems like that they are, that they're, they're, they're planning for, or you may see an executive order come out. I think that right now they don't really know exactly what they want that to say, what they, what he wants, what he wants to have in that executive order at this time. But I will say, the statement that he made has really lit a fire in, in the, whether it's Department of War, or Intelligence, you know, the Intelligence Community.

• 14:57Speaker 02

  It has lit a fire and, and really given them the green light that they've been, the way, from what I, what, the conversation, the way the conversation went with me is that, you know, when they said... That we've, we have had a hard time prioritizing this because it's not been a priority. At the end of the day, we serve at the pleasure of the president. And if it's not a priority of the president, then it's hard to justify using resources on something that's a low priority. But now that the president has given us that green light and just simply, you know, sending that social media tweet or, or truth.

• 15:35Speaker 02

  They now feel like they have a green light and they are dedicating resources, more resources than I, I believe have ever been dedicated before to this topic. And so I'm seeing, I'm seeing urgency and, and a motivation on this.

• 15:53George Knapp?

  We've heard comments that you've made elsewhere about a new organization higher than Arrow. Different organizations, entities, three-letter agencies that are involved now in this process. Is that a result of this order or was that already in the, in the works?

• 16:11Speaker 02

  I think that there was, so the administration came in, it was evaluating Arrow. Well, you know, the, the, the success and the failures of Arrow and what, what, how they can do, what they can do to make it better. And I think that this, I think that they're, they're exploring, doing something of that, of that kind where they're giving a kind of formal board. That has much greater authority across, you know, that would have much greater authority to actually direct the actions. That, I mean, Arrow has the authority to get the, all the information in the world, but they can't, as I've put it before, they, they're not the bosses of people.

• 16:52Speaker 02

  Right? So they're going to people and politely asking for them to spend time and resources gathering that these documents and information. That they do have authority to see, and there's no denying that they, that they don't have the authority to see that. So. But at the end of the day, everybody that they're trying to work with has a boss who has given them things to work on. And that's not, that's, that, if that's not in their priority list, then it may, it may fall behind. So a lot of times people are frustrated with the slowness of Arrow or, um, you know, but, and that's, that may be a function of that, certainly.

• 17:36Jeremy Corbell?

  So I have like rapid fire, just five questions I want to get to.

• 17:40Speaker 02

  Before you get to that, before I would say the other thing is that Arrow,

• 17:45Speaker 02

  you know, they could ask to see something and then request for that to be declassified and don't have the authority because they're requesting it from another entity to declassify. So I think that part of this needs to be that this broader overarching group needs to be the ones directing that based on the advice of Arrow and they need to make it happen.

• 18:12Jeremy Corbell?

  Okay, so I've got six questions. I am rapid fire unless you want to expand, just basic fundamentals. And if you want to disclose more about this, go ahead. Do you find Matthew Brown credible and honest?

• 18:28Speaker 02

  I do, yeah, I do find him credible and honest. And I think that he's an American patriot. I think that he loves his country and wants to do the right thing. I think he's morally compelled to be involved in this topic. And so, but I also know him to be someone who protects with fervor national secrets.

• 18:54Jeremy Corbell?

  Absolutely. You know that he recorded with us this last weekend and that we are going to release what he believes to be accurate and true. And that's going to cause some waves because of what we recorded if what he's saying is accurate and true. So my next question is, do you find OD and I, the soldiers, the agents on the UAP issue right now for Tulsi, Tulsi's separate, Tulsi's a gangster, I trust Tulsi. Do you trust OD and I, the agents on the UAP topic right now that Matthew actually and Dylan Borland and a bunch of people had to meet with? Do you find them to be genuine and honest without names?

• 19:40Speaker 02

  I really would, and I apologize, but I really don't want to, I'm going to decline to comment because I don't want to jeopardize any relationships that I have.

• 19:49Jeremy Corbell?

  Beautiful answer. Next question, and you don't got to answer anything I ask you, Eric. I'm, I'm, I'm, Rep. Burlison, you don't got to answer anything I ask you. Thank you for your time. Last four questions, okay? I'll just put it on record. I do not trust what's going on with Odi and I under the nose of Tulsi. That's a personal opinion, informed one, though. Do you trust Arrow? So I've got four more. Do you trust Arrow if they are given power like you are saying? Do you trust them to be honest with the American public? Or do you think they're going to be another Project Blue book? We'll call it Project Blue Box.

• 20:27Speaker 02

  Um, I, I, I like the new administrator at Arrow better than the previous one. So my, my level of trust has improved.

• 20:37Speaker 02

  And, and, and I'll leave it at that. I'll say this, I'll just blanketly say, Jeremy, I will stick by the original statement that I said to David Grush in the very first hearing before we had even known each other, is that I don't, I don't trust government at all. I really just don't generally have a sense of distrust for, for government.

• 20:58Jeremy Corbell?

  Okay.

• 20:59Speaker 02

  But, but, but, but then again, like, I'm having conversations with people. I don't, I, I, I, I, I don't, um, I don't think that it's their desire or goal to lie to me, but, but you always have to be skeptical.

• 21:13Jeremy Corbell?

  Somebody, yeah, I mean, look, it's very simple. It's math. Somebody's lying. It's either David Grush, and it's Matthew Brown, and it's Dylan Borland, and it's Eric Davis, and it's Hal Puthoff, and it's Jay Stratten, and it's, you name the list, or Odi and I is lying. So the question becomes, and not Tulsi, but her soldiers. So here's the last four questions. Very simple. Is that you've worked with David Grush, now whistleblower that became an employee of Congress in yours. You fought for that. Is David Grush worthy of our trust publicly?

• 21:48Speaker 02

  I think so. I think so. And, um, you know, he's gone through the wringer, and, um, and, and it's, and I, I think that he, you know, people think. I will say, there's a narrative out there that they're, that they're gonna try to say, oh, the, all of these guys are just trying to grift and make money. And I just can tell you firsthand, that is not the case. They've, they've made tremendous sacrifices financially. And, and it has not been to their benefit.

• 22:20Jeremy Corbell?

  And personal safety, which the world will find out about because it's already recorded. So now, last three questions. If it were Pax River that you went to, that will create drama because of what people are gonna learn now. Do you think you will see UFOs in the other facilities that you are scheduled to go see? Yes or no? Do you think you're gonna see non-human intelligence craft? Yes or no?

• 22:48Speaker 02

  Some of, some of them, I'm, I won't, and some of them I might.

• 22:54Jeremy Corbell?

  Well, I mean, one would be amazing. That, that would just be life-changing, that we're not alone, and that.

• 22:59Speaker 02

  It would be.

• 23:00Jeremy Corbell?

  Okay.

• 23:00Speaker 02

  So. But that's the goal, that's the goal, is to find that needle in the haystack.

• 23:04Jeremy Corbell?

  And you, there's no needle. I know exactly where you need to go, and so do other people, and they've informed you. So the question is, are you gonna be shown it if it exists? And if it does, one is enough. That's all we need. And then we know there's been a cover up. And, and everybody else, like David Grush, Matthew Brown, Dylan Borland, Jay Stratton, Hal Putoff, you name them. They've been telling the truth the whole way along. Lu Elizondo has been telling as much truth as he could all the way around. Last three questions, and then George is gonna take over. What do you know, or what do you now believe after your first site visit? Summarize it.

• 23:41Speaker 02

  Um, what, what I now, so what, I came into this topic thinking that it was probably just like, complete hogwash, that there was no such thing as, as a non-human, or, you know, aliens visiting us from another planet. But I was open, you know, open to the possibilities. Now I, now I know for sure that there's something that's happening. I, and not, I'm not eliminating the possibility that, that could be China. But but I am for sure and certain that there is a a form of of really advanced physics

• 24:22Speaker 02

  or or an area of physics that we have never seen, a level of technology that we do not have the capabilities of, and it's it's almost terrifying. Uh, the the last the last revelations that I have seen is it it um it's if you know, whether it's China or it's other, either way, it's um, it's it's an ontological shock.

• 24:49Jeremy Corbell?

  Revelations that you have personally seen that the American public has not been allowed to see, is that correct?

• 24:56Speaker 02

  I would say yes.

• 24:57Jeremy Corbell?

  Mm hmm. That thank you for your honesty. I really appreciate it. Just last question.

• 25:03Speaker 02

  Well, eh, go ahead.

• 25:06Jeremy Corbell?

  No, you go ahead.

• 25:08Speaker 02

  I'm I'm keep going.

• 25:11Jeremy Corbell?

  Okay, last question I have is should George and I with whistleblowers reveal crimes that have been committed relating to the cover up of UAP? If we know and can prove that there were mortal crimes related to UAP, should George Knapp and I release that?

• 25:32Speaker 02

  Absolutely. Absolutely. I'm all about transparency. And and I I'd think if you've got, if you've got information, you should be releasing it.

• 25:42Jeremy Corbell?

  By name?

• 25:44Speaker 02

  Yeah, if you if you have proof that's that an individual has committed a crime.

• 25:48Jeremy Corbell?

  Publicly?

• 25:50Speaker 02

  Yeah, I mean, you're the press. That's why we need the fourth estate, so.

• 25:54Jeremy Corbell?

  What is the next step for this disclosure thing that we're experiencing?

• 26:01Speaker 02

  We have several next steps. One is we just sent a letter to Pete Hegseth, Tulsi, to Chris Wright, and to uh, I I'm blanking, but we we we just sent a letter, it was signed by myself and and many other members of Congress. And we're basically reiterating what the president has said and then asking for to for a a a disclosure to members of Congress.

• 26:33Speaker 02

  And then, and further, I, I gave them a list of files that I've become aware of that, that, that we gave them the names and the dates of these files. And I have people who are monitoring these files to see if anything happens to them, whether they're deleted, or changed, or, or whatever.

• 26:55Jeremy Corbell?

  Explain that. So you have a list of, of files that I assume you obtained from journalists or people like that, that are of UFOs allegedly, and you want to see them. And so you're monitoring right now if they get deleted before you're given access? Is that what you're saying?

• 27:13Speaker 02

  I have, I have someone monitoring it. Yes.

• 27:17Jeremy Corbell?

  And you were given a list of videos, um, from journalists, maybe?

• 27:22Speaker 02

  Um, yes. Um, between, from journalists and the, and the UAP Disclosure Fund.

• 27:30Speaker 02

  We've got a list.

• 27:31Jeremy Corbell?

  That is so cool. So.

• 27:34Speaker 02

  And I, I'm gonna get more. I've, I've just, I've spoken with a recent individual who's, who, who reached out to me that's, that's giving me a lot, a bigger list as well. And I'll be adding that to the, I'll be sending another letter as soon as I get that.

• 27:48Jeremy Corbell?

  Amazing. So it is like, um, can you speak if, if Dylan Borland, if, um, Lou Elizondo, are they worthy of public trust to the best of your knowledge?

• 27:59Speaker 02

  Yeah. You know, look, I don't, I don't think anybody, I, I've yet to, I've, I've had one individual that I'm pretty confident was lying to me. Most people are not lying.

• 28:10Jeremy Corbell?

  Who is lying?

• 28:12Speaker 02

  I don't, I, I don't want to say because I don't want to create an enemy here.

• 28:16Jeremy Corbell?

  Should the press, meaning me and George and others, put out the UFO videos that we may have obtained over the decades? Um, if, as long as they don't hurt national security, should we put it all out? And let people see as much as we can do without harming national security?

• 28:33Speaker 02

  Absolutely. Jeremy, I mean, if, if somebody gives you information, you're the press. I think the, the American public expects you to release it.

• 28:43Jeremy Corbell?

  I have a duty, right?

• 28:45Speaker 02

  Yes.

• 28:46George Knapp?

  Congressman, as you know, the intelligence agencies, the keepers of the secrets, whoever they might be, are really good at their job. Your endeavor now, the attempt and the plan to visit various sites, talk to people at various secret sites. What do you think the chances are that you'll get information that would sort of confirm what your suspicions are in light of how good these folks are at hiding things, including hiding them from Congress?

• 29:17Speaker 02

  That's a good question. I don't really think that, I think the odds are not very good that they're going to pull a curtain and show me an alien or some kind of craft. But I do think that it's worth going to these locations to at least understand the narrative, understand the context of all of the stories and narratives that we've heard, and then kind of piece together and say, well, if I don't see something here, maybe there is something that explains that this is a good location where things, where if you were going to put, if you were going to have a laboratory where you're working on biologics, this clearly would be a great location.

• 29:59Speaker 02

  And at least it might validate some of the stories, right? So I think that there's, there is value in it going there, even knowing that it's likely that they're going to move things before I get there.

• 30:14George Knapp?

  What are the chances that you would actually could be discouraged from pursuing it further? Say you go to location A, B, and C, the people there all tell you the same thing, ah, ha, ha, that's a crazy myth, here's what we've been doing, people confused it with UFOs, and it's all a bunch of nonsense created by these crazies online. Is there a point where they could actually, you know, they're really good at changing perceptions and in occasionally misleading Congress? Any chance they could discourage you or other members from thinking that this is real, that there's something worth pursuing?

• 30:51Speaker 02

  You know, you only got so much time to to deal with this and so much you can't dedicate 100% of your time on on this topic. But I do think for me, I I've just in observing Arrow, for example, and watching Kirkpatrick, whenever I met with him, a lot of people have had differing opinions about about him. But what I picked up was that they had they had become discouraged themselves that they, at least that's what they they relayed to me in not so many words that that they followed up on a lot of leaves, didn't get anywhere. I don't want to become like that. I don't want to I don't want to let it get

• 31:33Speaker 02

  to me, which generally in politics, I've not let things get to me. And so I just I will just continue to be that happy warrior trying to try to look for for whatever truth I can find.

• 31:47George Knapp?

  One sort of other big picture question, and Jeremy can jump in here. You know, for as a member of Congress, as you just mentioned, you have all kinds of priorities on your on your plate all the time. There's always something more pressing than UFOs. I mean, we've got this war in Iran, oil prices going crazy, the controversy over the Epstein files, the tariffs. There's always something more pressing for you to deal with. Same for the president. You know, he issued this order. Hey, I want all the files. And, you know, since then, all hell has broken loose. I seriously doubt UFOs is a very high priority for him. The same thing for you, right? I mean, it seems like at some point, as you said, you can only donate so much time to to this issue.

• 32:32Speaker 02

  That's right. I mean, I've got I gave a speech at one of my local community events, and I rattled off a list of about 20 different bills that I'm sponsoring, some legislation that we've successfully passed, some huge constituent wins in the in the district that it took literally for me to pass a bill through the water or the Water Resource Development Act language. And and the work that I'm doing on the the wins that I was able to get in the one big beautiful bill, all of all of those policy wins, the and the work that I'm currently working on with the healthcare reform package that we're that we're trying to get pushed.

• 33:15Speaker 02

  And and then I say at the end of that, I've say, but but then there's but the one thing that everyone wants to talk about is the UAP UFO topic. And so, look, I do a lot of, I would say 95% of the work that I'm doing is is not UAP. But that does not get any attention whatsoever. It's the UAP topic that is 100% of the media requests, interview requests, and all of that. You guys didn't call me on to ask me about the, you know, the the encroachment issues at Table Rock Lake, where I live. But that that topic, for example, is probably taking up a

• 33:56Speaker 02

  good 20% of my time and work and efforts, but gets no press, no attention whatsoever.

• 34:03George Knapp?

  And is it your constituents? When you made that that speech to that group, are they with you on that? Do they respond to it? Are they asking you questions about UAP?

• 34:12Speaker 02

  I there I do have some constituents that really care about the topic and are very intrigued about it. I find what's interesting is I'll be traveling at through an airport. The other day I was walking through the Atlanta airport and someone came running from behind the Wendy's counter and came up to me and said, is your name Eric? And I said, yes. And I said that because that that can go one way or another. It could go a really bad direction, or it could be go a good direction. And they wanted to thank me for the work that we've been doing on disclosure. So it is nice to hear from people who care about this topic.

• 34:50George Knapp?

  Jeremy?

• 34:51Jeremy Corbell?

  Ref B, you have been accused before of just really talking to anybody. It's one of the most charming things about you is that you seem to be willing to to give your valuable

• 35:07George Knapp?

  I'm talking to you guys.

• 35:10Jeremy Corbell?

  And I'm gonna accuse you of having a good sense of humor now too, watch out. Yeah, man. And so it's just like you've been accused of that, man, is that you'll you'll talk to people and you'll go on small podcasts, big podcasts, you'll you'll go on niche podcasts. You'll you'll give your time so much and I really appreciate that about you. We all we all only have limited time. Is there like a philosophy, because you know, to be on the nose? You know, you've also been photographed around those alleged like alien bodies and you know, people put all these thoughts on you and they say, well, he believes this or he believes that. But I've from knowing you, there's a philosophy you have about why you give your time

• 35:55Jeremy Corbell?

  and why you kind of look for yourself rather than just hear what people say. This guy's telling the truth, this guy's not. Can you explain for our viewers? Your your philosophy on like why you make yourself accessible as a congressperson, a representative in representative government?

• 36:14Speaker 02

  You know, even before this topic, on any political issue, you you never really want to just only talk to one one individual. You in any, if you want to get a full and complete picture of something, you want to talk to as many people that have an interest in something as possible. Any any as many stakeholders as you can talk to, even the ones that hate each other. And I think that that's that's kind of the way I go about this is that I'm not going to pick a tribe or pick a camp. I'm I'm gonna go about this objectively and that means I'm gonna listen and sit down with anybody.

• 36:50George Knapp?

  There are reports in UFO media that you were received death threats. If you didn't do X, remove some names from a sensitive document. Is that being blown out of proportion or did that happen?

• 37:03Speaker 02

  So let me clarify, I didn't receive a death threat. I was told that there I was told that there were two names on on a list of people that I was looking through that would that. And I was warned to not to not reach out to those individuals because they because they have the capabilities and would have no problem having someone like me killed, which I found startling. But you know, I've I've heard that in the narrative of this topic. This isn't the first time I've heard about that and the dangers of this. But it was the first time that that that I got, I would say that's probably the closest to that that I've come.

• 37:44George Knapp?

  McCaslin, Jeremy, you you were wondering about McCaslin, General McCaslin, right? In that same vein?

• 37:50Jeremy Corbell?

  Yeah, kind of. I mean, I don't know a lot about it, but I guess the first question I have for you is like, you know, George and I have had certain experiences that it's hard to convey to someone, you know, who doesn't want to understand the truth about this.

• 38:05Jeremy Corbell?

  Do you believe that that is true? So you've been told that you can be murdered or eliminated as a sitting congressperson. You know, I know presidents have there have been attempts on them. So we know crazy people do stuff, but do you believe that just your inquiry into this subject could indeed spur a mortal threat to you? Do you believe that you were told that, but do you believe that?

• 38:35Speaker 02

  If you know, if any of the stories are true about some of the crimes that have been taking place, if if any of that's true, I do believe that. And and and so I I and I know just from working with some some individuals, David and Jake Barber, that I I could tell that they really mean it when they when they have feared for their lives on this topic.

• 39:01Jeremy Corbell?

  Yeah, you you can you you can see it, but also there's evidence that they should be fearing for their well being. You know, really famously, my my friend Duncan Trussell was on Joe Rogan's podcast, and Duncan kind of defended me or not defended, he said something, he goes, Jeremy and George have to be careful because they're walking on a razor's edge if if he's talking. About me, he says if he says something wrong, you know, they could kill him for it. And it was like a comment because he knows stuff about me that other people don't. Um, and Joe said something like, man, it just sounds like a bad spy novel. And I, I don't disagree. It does sound like a bad spy novel. However, unfortunately, I believe what you believe.

• 39:46Jeremy Corbell?

  That there are people that will murder people for, for getting too close to the truth on the UFO topic. And I also believe with evidentiary information, with, with evidence that corroborates that that could be exactly how it is. So now I want to ask you about General McCaslin because, man, when I heard that, a, a buddy of mine made a joke, said, and, and his body, and he's, he's missing though. He's missing. We don't know what's going on with General McCaslin. But there are two people that have been found dead and George knows all about it. And in our world, in UFO land, people think it's connected. So two questions, you know, first, my buddy said, we got a three body problem.

• 40:31Jeremy Corbell?

  You know, kind of making a joke like, dude, where is this general? So my question to you is, um, do you know about anything? Do, do you believe that this is connected in any way to the UFO thing? Just your belief. And then two, do you know anything that I don't? Cause I don't know a lot about that case.

• 40:51Speaker 02

  Well, General McCaslin definitely is connected to the UAP topic. And I know that he is someone that we have been wanting to try to talk to. I know Grush has, um, attempted to, to communicate with him. And, uh, and he's been actually, I'm surprised that anything is happening there. That has something that has happened to him, given the fact that he has been pretty difficult to communicate on. He, every time that. Anybody's reached out to him, he said that he has nothing to say on the topic. So, uh, maybe, may, I don't, I don't know, but he certainly, we believe that he has a lot to say about this topic.

• 41:30George Knapp?

  Just seems like a pants on fire moment for a guy like him, whether there's UFO involvement or not, for him to just vanish, possibly abducted by foreign interests or, or others. That, that's a huge moment. Now, the story's kind of picking up steam in mainstream media finally, but geez, it, it seems like it should be front and center. Certainly as important as, uh, the missing mom of a newscaster.

• 41:56Speaker 02

  Yeah, it should be, it's, it is really disturbing to see anybody disappear, but particularly one that we've been, that, that we believe has a lot of information.

• 42:07George Knapp?

  There's a couple of things that Jeremy and I have been wanting to ask you for a while, and we'll take this opportunity and thank you again for your time. The Wall Street Journal put out a story that seemed aimed at Congress, actually two stories, aimed at Congress to discourage people like you from asking too many questions about this subject. They said that generations of air force officers have been indoctrinated, tricked into believing that the UFOs and aliens are real, and that this has been ongoing for many years, and that's why there's so much interest in crash saucers and alien bodies is because the air force made this up. Seems to me that that would be something that Congress would like to get to the bottom of. Do you guys really do this? Cause it's ridiculous. It would be ridiculous.

• 42:50Speaker 02

  Yeah, if that's the kind of hazing that's going on, that's, it's extremely disturbing if that's, if this is literally just a, you know, a hazing exercise. I, I don't think it is. I, I think that,

• 43:03Speaker 02

  you know, when, when people are looking through files and, and they're reaching out to me because they've seen files. I, I, I tend to think that it's more than just, just some people spreading rumors at the bar, at the local bar. I, I think that this is, I mean, I, what, what they've even said is that there was a, they tried to say that there was a, like a briefing that is, that was a complete and bogus fake briefing on this topic. Well, that, that's, if that's extremely disturbing if that's the case.

• 43:36George Knapp?

  Yeah, the story about Area 51, same newspaper publishes a story. Oh yeah, all that was created by the Air Force. They gave some phony UFO photos to some bar owner and that's where the legend came from. If that was their plan, that's pretty darn stupid, I would say, because as a result of their photos supposedly, tens of thousands of people from all over the world, every major news organization in the world has gone to one of our most secretive, most classified bases, and they're still out there every single day looking around at what's flying in the sky. That sounds like a bad plan, if it's true, which it isn't.

• 44:11Jeremy Corbell?

  Yeah.

• 44:12Speaker 02

  Yeah, it makes no sense whatsoever.

• 44:16Jeremy Corbell?

  Yeah, just to be clear, I think that was what I'll call false journalism by a guy named Joel Scheckman. Is that the article we're talking about, George? Yeah, so I was like, you know, to be clear, there were so many lies in that article. I was so sad to read it because they're verifiably false. So I don't know why a good journalist would ever get verifiably false things into print. So it felt to me like that was intentional, but I'm just a knucklehead, so who knows? But it felt like that. I guess my question for you is, I am aware that the people that, you know,

• 44:59Jeremy Corbell?

  they're saying were deceived, you know, by just like being tricked. None of them feel that they've been deceived. In fact, they know they haven't been deceived. So I think we should listen to the hundreds of people that they're trying to talk about. And what they have to tell us is that they weren't deceived and they can verify that. Just put them up in Congress with their hand up and they can verify that. So maybe we can get to the bottom of that.

• 45:29Speaker 02

  Yeah, well, I don't I don't know that I need to do that. I think just talking with Grush. I think that Grush, you know, flatly, you know, he, you know, denied that article, called it for what it was, which is why I haven't spent a whole lot of time focused on that article.

• 45:51George Knapp?

  Back to the political side of this for a moment. You know, for you and representative Luna, Burchett, the other folks in both houses who are out in front on this issue, you know, you members of the House, you're always running for reelection. You're constantly in campaign mode. I can't imagine that the UFO issue helps you in terms of raising money, which you have to do if you want to stay there. Is it an overall negative? I mean, I know you're interested, they're interested in the issue, but is it an overall negative for you, given that the time you devote to it really is not in your own political interest, is it?

• 46:30Speaker 02

  It is. It's an overall negative. It hasn't been a positive. The and like my campaign, I'll just be honest, my campaign managers set really encouraged me to stop looking into this or taking interviews and focusing on this because it's it's it's a distraction from the campaign efforts. And, you know, it's but but look, I don't do things because I I'm not governed or motivated by what gets me elected. I do things because I think that it's the right thing to do. I gave up a great career and a great profession and a lot more money to do this. So I'm going to do what I think is right.

• 47:13George Knapp?

  Looking back now at the hearings that you've held, I mean, there's are very dramatic moments in some of them. They got a lot of coverage. It elevated the the position of this issue in terms of credibility and and other mainstream media coverage over the years. Has it been worth it, all that effort? And do you think the future of hearings, will there be more of them? Or you think that it's run its course?

• 47:39Speaker 02

  We may have more hearings. I'm not going to, I'm not going to eliminate that as a possibility.

• 47:46Speaker 02

  I think that we've had a really good run of individuals, yourself included, that have come forward with so much information.

• 47:55Speaker 02

  I think it's now, my focus is trying to find the physical hard evidence and taking the, the, the, all of the information that we've gathered from these hearings and trying to track down the truth or any kind of evidence that can lead us to the, to, to point to the truth of what has been said. And so that's what, that's what we're, that's what I'm spending my time focused on at this point.

• 48:20George Knapp?

  Jeremy, to ask you the last, I'm sorry, go ahead, Jeremy.

• 48:22Jeremy Corbell?

  No, no, go ahead first.

• 48:23George Knapp?

  Jeremy, to ask you the last time we spoke a few days ago about particular information that's come your way about videos and documents that are known to exist, but have never been obtained by Congress. Are you kind of watching that with the idea that maybe you know they're there, you don't have them yet, if ever, but that they might disappear before you can get them?

• 48:49Speaker 02

  I am, yeah. I've got, I know, I know video files and documents that exist. I have people that have, that have given me the names of these files. We've, we've just recently sent a request for those files. And, and then we're monitored, we're having people monitor any activity to see if those files were deleted or the names changed or moved or, or anything like that.

• 49:14Jeremy Corbell?

  You know, or if you were to get a file and it wasn't the one that was named that, you probably have people that could tell you. And, and that's, I think, important too. And all of this to say, question.

• 49:28Jeremy Corbell?

  George and I have been receiving some very disturbing testimony from, from individuals, you know, military intelligence individuals who are actually just questioned by, I'm just going to say it, ODNI. They were questioned by them about UFOs. But the predominant theme that we're receiving now. Is that they were questioned and told you can come in as a whistleblower and you are protected. You can say anything. You are protected. However, all of a sudden, the people that questioned them are saying they've all lied. They've all done things that could be legally compromising to them by coming forward.

• 50:13Jeremy Corbell?

  And or or that they've been tricked. Like, we're talking top dogs in in the field that work for the government in physics and stuff. That they've just been tricked. I fear Representative Burlison, a real fear of mine is that within ODNI, underneath Tulsi Gabbard's nose, unless they're telling it like it is and they really didn't find anything. I fear, and I pretty much know that they're spinning it. And and that really concerns me. Do you have any pressure in Congress from ODNI

• 50:52Jeremy Corbell?

  of people trying to dissuade you that that people like David Grush are telling you the truth? Like Matthew Brown are telling you the truth, like Dylan Borland are telling you the truth, like Hal Pudoff is telling the truth? Do you have people trying to dissuade you of that from within ODNI?

• 51:09Speaker 02

  I think that we're getting a mixed bag. I think that we're getting some people that

• 51:15Speaker 02

  that that have a very skeptical view of of some of the whistleblowers and people that have come forward. And so they're looking for they're they're looking for any flaws in in in who they are and what they what their narrative is. And that's not to be, you know, that's that's not exactly a horrible thing. I think that you need to have some people that are very skeptical and and try to look for that. But but I also think that it's going to be hard to discredit. The number of whistleblowers that have come forward because there have been so many come forward. And eventually, uh, what, what it, I think what's happening is the, the flooding of the zone is working.

• 51:57Speaker 02

  You're having a lot of people, you can't say everybody's crazy that's coming forward. Or everyone's bought, or everybody's grifting. So I, I do think that, uh, now that doesn't mean that, that there aren't some that are grifting. That certainly is also a possibility, but it, but not everybody. And so I think that you've got to, I, I think that from my perspective and talking with people with, within that group is that it's a mixed bag. You've got people that are truly diligently trying to, I think they're all truly diligently trying to get to the bottom of things.

• 52:33Speaker 02

  And I think that just like myself, I, I naively think that, that I may naively be thinking that they, that everybody is, is a really, is, is telling me the truth. ODNI is in the same boat as I am. They're trying to investigate. They're going to some of these facilities and locations. They're being told that there's nothing there, there. And, and what, and I don't know that they have the authority to continue to go further than that. But I do think that now that if they've got some resources behind them on this effort, they're dedicating more people to this topic. It's, it's one of the, it's moved up in priority. I think that it, it, I think I'm hoping, hopeful that we'll see some progress made.

• 53:20George Knapp?

  I have one last question and then Jeremy, you can take it if you want. Uh, I know you can't specify what locations you've visited and which ones are on your list to still visit. Because they're very sensitive places. But there is one place that I would suggest you should visit. It's not a classified location and I wanted to see if you have any interest in going there. Skinwalker Ranch. Because I guess we could ask Brandon, the owner, if, I'm sure he would welcome you if you ever wanted to go there. Got to worry about hitchhikers though, but, uh, any interest?

• 53:53Speaker 02

  You know, if I have time in the schedule, I'd be, I'll take a look. I have somewhat of an interest, yeah.

• 54:02Jeremy Corbell?

  He's trying to use you as bait. He tried to use me as bait for, you know, whatever's that skinwalker ranch. We might cut this part out, but I wanted to make sure I said this on record to you so that it is on record that I've said this to a sitting congressperson, which is that I'm not sure that you are aware, but congressional record was fabricated, fabricated on one of the times that we did a UAP hearing. It was the time that they chose a journalist named Michael Schellenberger, Schellenberger. When they used him, there's a whole story, but I wanted you to know and I want the public to know because I didn't,

• 54:46Jeremy Corbell?

  I don't know if you're aware, but you can ask Representative Burchett, Representative Luna. But somebody fabricated congressional record by putting up a blank page about Immaculate Constellation. And people thought it was me upset, saying, "Somebody else turned in my homework." It wasn't that. I was trying to warn people that if you trust the wrong journalist, that you are trusting somebody who you should, who is not worthy of your trust. And a lot of that was a setup to get people to trust the journalist who is not worthy of their trust, because that guy will sell you out faster than you can blink.

• 55:29Jeremy Corbell?

  So were you aware that somebody within the staff of Nancy Mace fabricated the congressional record, full stop?

• 55:42Speaker 02

  So I don't, I don't really know much of the details about that. I only heard about that after the fact, probably even a week later. So, and in looking into it.

• 55:55Speaker 02

  I it did not see it's not on a on a priority for me. I was looking at the content of the document, not the not the front cover letter, if you will. And what I was was what I was told is the front cover level letter was removed because it seemed to have material that might be done in a way that might be promoting. And so that's that was the reason that was given to me.

• 56:18Jeremy Corbell?

  So that that was a complete and total lie. And I what and I can prove it to you. And we don't have to put this in the episode, Rep. Rep. Burlison. But I want you to know that is a complete and total lie. And you and I should see, I should display the evidence to you. So you can really understand what happened. Because what happened that day was so much bigger than just a page not getting into Congressional Record.

• 56:48George Knapp?

  Thank you for your time, sir. Oh, go ahead.

• 56:50Speaker 02

  I mean, if it's really important to you, that's fine. It's I will say, I didn't take anything from it, Jeremy. I don't really.

• 56:57Jeremy Corbell?

  Yeah, no, it is.

• 56:58Speaker 02

  Worried about what my impressions were. I don't really I didn't take anything from that.

• 57:02Jeremy Corbell?

  No, no, I'm not worried about your impressions. I just wanted to know if you think it's a legal matter that the Congressional Record was fabricated, then you need to know why, because the Congressional Record was fabricated. And and you need you should know why, as a I don't need to put this in the episode. As a friend, I want you to know, because it's actually important.

• 57:23Speaker 02

  Okay.

• 57:26George Knapp?

  We're going to shame UFO world into helping to support their champion here at some point. You will have no fingerprints on it, but we're going to try to get some help to you and and Luna and Burchett and and others, because you're doing great work. And it takes courage. It takes courage to do this. I imagine you get nothing but grief from colleagues who are not interested. Major media are not kind on this issue, as you know. So, you know, we applaud your efforts. I hope you hang in there.

• 57:59Speaker 02

  Thank you. I do, the only negatives I got that was kind of the most harsh was I had my, in my district, I have a state senator who's a pretty moderate, squishy state senator, and he went on radio and his interview has been mocking me for, for being involved in this topic. But, you know, but, but I don't think he has the guts to run against me. So, but that, but yeah, you're, I appreciate, any, any help is very much appreciated. I'm not, I'm not doing it for the help. But, um, you, actually, you guys want to see my, my new puppy dog?

• 58:37Jeremy Corbell?

  Yeah, oh, so much. What's the, what's the name of your puppy dog?

• 58:44Speaker 02

  Oakley.

• 58:45Jeremy Corbell?

  Oakley.

• 58:48Speaker 02

  She is a cross between a poodle and Australian shepherd.

• 58:54Speaker 02

  So an Aussie doodle. She likes to lick.

• 58:58Jeremy Corbell?

  I am, was not allowed to bring my puppy dog with me because I have to be by Mad Max and The Godfather today. I'm in a remote location, but I was gonna bring my boy. That's so cute, man. How, how long have you had the puppy dog?

• 59:12Speaker 02

  We got her in, right before Christmas.

• 59:16George Knapp?

  Cool. See, there's a campaign commercial right there. There's the image right there. Thank you. Thanks, Eric. It was great talking to him, as always. You know, these members of Congress, I don't think people realize that they are always in campaign mode, in effect, because to stay in office, they have to raise money for their campaigns. They run every two years, the members of the House. They're always in campaign mode. So, uh, they have to raise money for their campaigns. And Representative Burlison wouldn't say this publicly, and I doubt Tim Burchett or Representative Luna would either, but pursuing UFO truth...

• 59:51George Knapp?

  is a loser for them in terms of what it means for their campaigns and their political survival. You know, they spend time on this thing and, you know, time taken away from other issues and duties and, and what do they get? They get grief from critics, they get hit pieces from mainstream media, they get almost zero financial support from UFO world. There aren't any, or at least not many UFO folks who kick in a few bucks to help reelect the members who are doing the heavy lifting on this issue, risking their careers and credibility to try to pierce the veil of secrecy. You know, very few, if any, people who've watched Eric Burlison's interviews on this

• 1:00:32George Knapp?

  issue on various platforms, take the time to write a check for 10 bucks, for 25 bucks or something, to help keep him in office and keep him in the hunt for truth on this. Just, I'm just putting it out there, you know, UFO curious people in Missouri who live in his district, his home state, should step up if they think he's doing a good job on this issue and others. And same for Tim Burchett, Representative Luna, a lot of Democrats are interested in this, Jeremy. We've seen that, you know, this be the only bipartisan issue in Congress. We've seen it firsthand at these various hearings. Moskowitz, for example, Jamie Raskin asked some pretty good questions at one of those hearings. And just putting it out there, say something that I think those members of Congress would

• 1:01:16George Knapp?

  be reluctant to say for themselves, but if you can handle a few bucks to help reelect some of these people, you should keep that in mind.

• 1:01:25Jeremy Corbell?

  Yeah, I really, I really feel like I said, you know, many times over the last year, we need, in the UFO world, we need a people's champ. And, you know, we do have some, and I think Rep. Burlison, you know, it's a Muhammad Ali reference, you know, Rep. Burlison is the people's champ, you know, he'll rope a dope, he'll play around, he is strong and, and he is, he has gotten access to things that we've only dreamed that people were, were going to be told that they're going to get, get access to. To be clear, I think he's publicly said that, you know, he saw where something could be held, but didn't see anything yet, but that he's got a shot, you know, he got a shot. And I think my earlier Don Quixote comment, because I don't really know the fable, how

• 1:02:10Jeremy Corbell?

  I saw it was that you've got a guy. It's up against, like you said, like the windmill, something indomitable, right? Or you're, you're, you don't know what you're looking at, but they're big and you're up against it. We, we all gotta, we all gotta get behind him. You know, he's the people's champ, but we're the people.

• 1:02:27Speaker 05

  It is an indefinable, mysterious power that pervades everything. I feel it, though I do not see it. It is this unseen power which makes itself felt.

• 1:02:40Jeremy Corbell?

  Sorry, that's like literally my alarm that my, my wife hates that because she's like, Gandhi can never be more annoying, but you know, there's, there's a power. Yeah. So it happens a lot. I have to remember to brush my teeth and stuff, but um, anyways, back to Don Quixote. So, and people's champ, what, what I'm feeling like is we're the people. We have to fight for the people fighting for us. So I don't know if Don Quixote had some homies that held, helped them fight, or if he even won the battle against the indomitable, but that's what Rep Burlison, Rep Luna, um, Rep Burchett and others that are never be named are up against. How, how did that fable end or what did he gain compared to what he thought he would gain? Do you know in that parable?

• 1:03:21George Knapp?

  True love, you know?

• 1:03:22Jeremy Corbell?

  Oh, wow.

• 1:03:23George Knapp?

  So he doesn't, um, he doesn't physically defeat his, uh, his opponent and it's an impossible, it's the impossible dream. That's a song from it. Uh, but, uh, in the end, he's, uh, he, he maintains his dignity and is a, considered a valiant, uh, hero, so.

• 1:03:41Jeremy Corbell?

  Well, let, let's do better than that. He's got true love because I saw his little puppy right there, right? And, and let's, let's, um, let's top of those windmills or let's find out what the windmills are, you know? Let's, let's fight, man. The, the, if, if he's going to be the people's champ in any way, then the people need to fight too.