The Anchormen Show with Matt Gaetz - July 25, 2023


Episode 115 LIVE： End Birthright Citizenship – Firebrand with Matt Gaetz


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In this episode, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-GAZETTE) takes on the deep state and calls for an end to birthright citizenship as we currently know it. Rep. Gaetz has introduced a bill that would end the practice of allowing anyone born in the United States to become a citizen.

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00:00:00.000 Matt Gaetz was one of the very few members in the entire Congress who bothered to stand up against permanent Washington on behalf of his constituents.
00:00:10.000 Matt Gaetz right now, he's a problem for the Democratic Party.
00:00:13.000 He can cause a lot of hiccups in passing applause.
00:00:16.000 So we're going to keep running those stories to keep hurting him.
00:00:19.000 If you stand for the flag and kneel in prayer, if you want to build America up and not burn her to the ground,
00:00:26.000 then welcome, my fellow patriots. You are in the right place. This is the movement for you.
00:00:33.000 You ever watch this guy on television? It's like a machine. Matt Gaetz.
00:00:38.000 I'm a canceled man in some corners of the internet. Many days I'm a marked man in Congress, a wanted man by the deep state.
00:00:46.000 They aren't really coming for me. They're coming for you. I'm just in the way.
00:00:51.000 Welcome back to Firebrand. We're broadcasting live out of room 2021 in the Rayburn House office building here at the Capitol Complex in Washington, D.C.
00:01:03.000 And what a week it is set to be here in Washington. We've got a big hearing on UFOs coming up tomorrow.
00:01:10.000 We've got Alejandro Mayorkas, the secretary of the Department of Homeland Security before the House Judiciary Committee.
00:01:17.000 We've got tough questions about the state of our border and really the doctrine that Biden, Harris and Mayorkas have put in place to ensure that if people show up on our border and they've got any sort of sad song that is pre-baked by some NGO, they get to come to the country.
00:01:34.000 They never have to leave. And then the consequence of that is that they get married, have kids.
00:01:39.000 Those kids then by virtue of our laws are automatically citizens. And that's what starts the pulling of chain migration. 0.54
00:01:47.000 So I have introduced legislation to end birthright citizenship as we currently know it. 0.91
00:01:54.000 And we ought to end it as we currently know it because birthright citizenship by fraud has started to predominate in a few areas and in a few industries.
00:02:03.000 So let me give you the background. In 2021, 400,000 anchor babies were born in the United States, outpacing the births in 49 states.
00:02:14.000 49 states. So how has it come to this? How have millions of illegal aliens managed to cross our borders illegally and break our laws?
00:02:22.000 Remember, unlawful entry into the country is a crime. It's not one we ever prosecute with any force or deterrent effect, but it is a crime.
00:02:31.000 Anchor babies on our soil create this indefinite sanctuary for the parent. 1.00
00:02:38.000 And that doesn't really make sense with a coordinated organized immigration system either.
00:02:43.000 So an erroneous interpretation of the 14th Amendment has found its way into the Immigration and Nationality Act and is now the law of the land.
00:02:52.000 That's why I've introduced the End Birthright Citizenship Fraud Act of 2023 to amend the Immigration and Nationality Act to reflect the original intent of the drafters of the 14th Amendment.
00:03:06.000 The 14th Amendment reads, quote,
00:03:09.000 All persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the United States and the state wherein they reside.
00:03:19.000 Insanely, and against the wishes of many of the drafters of the 14th Amendment, the powers that be have interpreted it to give citizenship to virtually every human born on American soil.
00:03:32.000 This is not a standard that is largely recognized in the modern world.
00:03:35.480 And in America, the key limiting term, subject to the jurisdiction thereof, has been totally cast to the wayside and disregarded despite the Supreme Court having never ruled that the 14th Amendment grants citizenship to anyone other than children born to lawful permanent residents.
00:03:56.640 They haven't really ruled on the meaning of the clause, particularly subject to the jurisdiction thereof.
00:04:03.120 So despite what you may have heard about this unqualified birthright citizenship, it's not ensconced in the 14th Amendment.
00:04:11.080 At least the Supreme Court has never said that it is.
00:04:13.600 And I'm confident that if they did rule on the subject, they would find that subject to the jurisdiction thereof is a limiting clause.
00:04:22.860 If it weren't in the 14th Amendment, a greater group of people would have access to this birthright citizenship, but subject to the jurisdiction thereof is clearly a limiting clause, meaning that only those subject to the jurisdiction of the United States would be granted citizenship under the 14th Amendment.
00:04:42.340 Those not covered are at the mercy of Congress, whether you like it or not.
00:04:47.040 And we, as the Congress, have every right to exercise power to determine rules for citizenship and naturalization.
00:04:53.340 After all, Congress has this power in Article 1, Section 8, Clause 4 of the Constitution, which says, quote,
00:05:01.500 to establish a uniform rule of naturalization.
00:05:04.620 That is the statement of the rule in the Constitution as to Congress's powers over this area.
00:05:10.520 So what does the phrase subject to the jurisdiction thereof mean when it comes to the 14th Amendment?
00:05:17.040 It is a legal term of art, and it was understood by the drafters of the 14th Amendment to have its basis in English common law.
00:05:25.160 So we have to go back now and analyze what that English common law educates us on.
00:05:30.440 So the earliest known case to articulate this in England, it was agreed that statuses of subject and alien to different things, a binary choice,
00:05:43.260 that those were determined by whether a person was born owing an allegiance to the sovereign.
00:05:48.860 That actually kind of makes sense in Old World England.
00:05:52.320 Whether a person at birth is under the allegiance and obedience to the sovereign is not determined by whether his foreign-born parent is subject to territorial jurisdiction of prosecution.
00:06:04.940 Hardly.
00:06:05.900 The operative question is whether or not the parent is present in the territory lawfully, permanently,
00:06:13.920 not only voluntarily availing himself to the jurisdiction thereof, but doing so with the explicit consent of the sovereign.
00:06:24.800 Senator Howard, when proposing this language to be included in the 14th Amendment,
00:06:28.760 made reference to these English common law concepts.
00:06:32.620 He clarified his intent that citizenship should not be conveyed to everyone born or present in the United States
00:06:39.580 when he stated, quote,
00:06:41.680 This will not, of course, include persons born in the United States who are foreigners, aliens,
00:06:48.800 who belong to the families of ambassadors or foreign ministers, a credit to the United States government,
00:06:54.160 but will include every other class of persons.
00:06:56.880 Senator Lyman Trumbull, a key figure in the adoption of the 14th Amendment,
00:07:01.700 said that subject to the jurisdiction of the United States meant not owing an allegiance to any other country.
00:07:08.800 Owing an allegiance to the United States and being subject to its complete jurisdiction means not subject to any foreign power.
00:07:16.780 And it excludes those only temporarily present in the country, whether lawfully or unlawfully.
00:07:22.040 The 14th Amendment's framers intended to give citizenship only to those who owed their allegiance to the United States
00:07:28.580 and were subject to its complete jurisdiction.
00:07:32.080 Primarily, newly freed slaves would qualify.
00:07:36.040 They were lawful, permanent residents.
00:07:40.200 The 1866 Civil Rights Act further clarified that the 14th Amendment did not apply to temporary visitors
00:07:46.040 or those who remained the citizen or subject of a parent's home country.
00:07:52.460 When it stated,
00:07:53.100 You notice the exclusionary language in that declaration.
00:08:07.500 American Indians and their children did not become citizens until Congress passed the Indian Citizenship Act of 1942,
00:08:15.880 which would have been redundant if the 14th Amendment extended citizenship to every person in the United States,
00:08:22.040 no matter what the circumstances of the birth of their parent.
00:08:25.280 Right?
00:08:25.560 I mean, you wouldn't even have needed the Indian Naturalization Act
00:08:29.480 if the version of the 14th Amendment that the broad birthright citizenship lobby supports
00:08:37.040 were, in fact, the operative thinking around what that term meant and what the legal consequences were.
00:08:43.640 So, it's clear.
00:08:44.660 The unqualified birthright citizenship has never been the intent of the 14th Amendment.
00:08:49.760 Our country is suffering under this absurd interpretation now.
00:08:53.300 There's not a serious country on Earth that would allow open borders
00:08:57.580 and then grant citizenship to the children of every alien that decided to creep into the territory.
00:09:03.740 And it's time that Congress got serious about fixing this problem.
00:09:08.060 It's why I've introduced the legislation to end birthright citizenship by fraud. 0.60
00:09:13.360 Illegal immigrants right now are crossing our borders.
00:09:15.860 They're having kids and they're staying for life,
00:09:18.620 taking advantage of chain migration to bring over relatives.
00:09:21.600 And this is what really gets me.
00:09:24.600 Some of this birthright citizenship by fraud that occurs on the U.S.-Mexico border
00:09:28.820 results in the person having a child in the United States,
00:09:34.200 moving back to Mexico, where it's cheaper to live, 0.77
00:09:37.900 and then sending their kids across the border every day to attend American schools,
00:09:41.840 get benefits under America's social services,
00:09:45.540 and taking advantage of American taxpayers by crowding out Americans.
00:09:51.600 Birth tourism.
00:09:53.160 If you haven't heard that term, get used to it.
00:09:55.780 It was really an exploding feature of the black market
00:09:59.820 where people come in on temporary visas to have their babies
00:10:04.040 in order to take advantage of our immigration laws.
00:10:07.380 This black market is rampant in U.S. territories particularly,
00:10:11.480 with more births going on every year to foreign visitors
00:10:14.400 than to the native-born residents in some of those places.
00:10:17.780 You see it every day.
00:10:20.720 You see it on the border.
00:10:21.700 You see it in our communities.
00:10:23.160 Our country is being invaded.
00:10:25.100 The whole world is laughing at us, 0.97
00:10:26.740 taking advantage of us and our foolish immigration laws. 1.00
00:10:29.860 We cannot be victims of a stupid loophole 1.00
00:10:32.800 derived from a misinterpretation of the 14th Amendment. 0.99
00:10:35.860 No one really believes that this is what our founders intended.
00:10:42.420 We don't need a constitutional amendment.
00:10:44.220 All we need to do is amend existing law,
00:10:46.340 and that's why I'm leading this fight.
00:10:47.760 Call your congressman.
00:10:48.960 Tell them to vote for the End Birthright Citizenship by Fraud Act of 2023. 0.68
00:10:53.800 And if we do this, maybe we can restore some sanity to this crazy place.
00:10:59.660 All right.
00:10:59.980 I want to bring you up to date regarding another matter in Florida.
00:11:04.620 Apparently, a great deal of drugs are washing up on our beaches
00:11:08.060 more than we've seen in prior years.
00:11:10.400 Take a look and listen to this report.
00:11:14.460 You won't believe what washed up on Neptune Beach this morning.
00:11:18.920 Did you get it here?
00:11:20.020 There was pot, just marijuana all up and down here.
00:11:23.040 Surprised there wasn't a bunch of hippies on the beach picking it up. 0.53
00:11:27.480 Tons of loose, unpackaged marijuana washed onto shore,
00:11:34.740 enough to cover parts of the shoreline near Florida Boulevard.
00:11:38.080 Brian Cruz says it looked like a scene out of a TV show.
00:11:41.660 You know, watching shows, I don't know from personal experience,
00:11:44.140 but watching shows, I mean, if it had been all put together compacted,
00:11:47.160 it probably would have been like probably five or ten pounds.
00:11:50.220 Neptune Beach Police Department posted these photos on Facebook,
00:11:53.300 warning people not to try and pick it up or take it home.
00:11:56.480 It looks a lot like sargasm, so it's easy to confuse.
00:12:00.900 But Zach West just knew something was off when he looked at it.
00:12:05.660 He took a whiff for validation.
00:12:08.120 I mean, I did pick it up and smell it to see what it's going like,
00:12:10.300 and it was sweet, so I was like, okay, that's kind of crazy.
00:12:12.840 Once he confirmed that it's Beach Bud, his mom called 911.
00:12:16.380 But me and my mom were kind of concerned just because, you know, they're babies and they get it. 0.99
00:12:21.560 Nowadays, you know, they lace it with fentanyl, and so they could have picked it up,
00:12:24.620 and there could have been fentanyl on it, and the baby just dropped dead.
00:12:28.080 Nobody around with Narcan.
00:12:29.660 Officers eventually came out to the beach and cleaned it up.
00:12:32.400 No word yet on who it belongs to or how it got there.
00:12:35.680 But some speculate it happened during high tide.
00:12:42.000 We are back live.
00:12:43.560 No one knows yet who it belongs to, how it got there.
00:12:46.320 So this has been a part of the Florida lore for decades.
00:12:50.360 What happens?
00:12:51.120 The growers of marijuana who are often outside the country,
00:12:54.700 oftentimes in the Caribbean or in the Sinaloa Mountains,
00:12:58.820 they then utilize small planes to go and drop bales offshore with tracking devices, homing devices.
00:13:05.940 And then oftentimes late at night, maybe it's a fisherman looking to make a little extra money.
00:13:11.060 Maybe it's just a smuggler with a pleasure craft.
00:13:13.520 They go out and pick up these bales and bring them onto shore
00:13:16.440 where they're loaded onto cars and trucks, sometimes even rail, and distributed.
00:13:22.660 So we used to call these the square grouper.
00:13:25.340 You know, people would see the large square bale.
00:13:29.580 And if folks in Florida in the, like, 1970s, 1980s ever said they were going grouper fishing,
00:13:36.740 a question they would sometimes get is whether that was for square grouper.
00:13:40.140 And if it was, well, they were not in the business of catching the traditional type of fish that you and I would eat.
00:13:46.420 The serious point to be made here is that we are seeing an increase in the utilization of the Florida Straits for illicit behavior.
00:13:52.280 Go back and watch the Don't Haiti My Florida episode where we chronicled what we learned from the Coast Guard
00:13:58.200 about the Florida Straits being used to move people, being used to move drugs.
00:14:03.620 And while there's an intense amount of focus on what's going on in the southwest border,
00:14:07.900 which there should be because that affects every state,
00:14:10.340 in Florida we have unique vulnerabilities,
00:14:13.020 and I think we need to have a unique law enforcement presence,
00:14:16.940 a strategy, utilization of technology to ensure that we are not vulnerable to cartels
00:14:22.260 utilizing our beautiful, permissive beaches for otherwise malign activity.
00:14:28.000 The next story I want to talk to you about is one of tragedy
00:14:30.820 at the Obama residence in Martha's Vineyard,
00:14:34.140 where the chef for the Obamas has drowned.
00:14:37.160 According to the Daily Mail,
00:14:39.420 Tafari Campbell, a personal chef for the Obamas,
00:14:42.520 died in a paddleboarding accident at their Martha's Vineyard estate.
00:14:47.340 Campbell was 45 years old.
00:14:49.180 He had previously worked in the White House during the Bush presidency
00:14:51.960 and continued with the Obamas after they left office.
00:14:55.360 Campbell had been working for the Obama family for 14 years,
00:14:58.600 first in the White House and then privately,
00:15:00.800 and this tragic incident occurred when Campbell was apparently paddleboarding
00:15:05.640 and he was seen falling off the paddleboard,
00:15:08.100 becoming completely submerged in eight feet of water.
00:15:11.540 It is unclear who Campbell was with at the time of the accident.
00:15:15.340 A 911 call describes Campbell as wearing all black
00:15:18.380 and not wearing a life jacket,
00:15:20.540 which is just an odd detail that somebody on a paddleboard
00:15:24.540 in the middle of a pond wouldn't be wearing a life jacket.
00:15:28.760 It remains unclear whether Campbell suffered any kind of medical episode
00:15:32.980 while on the board.
00:15:33.760 Additionally, the Obamas stated that they were not home
00:15:36.740 at the time of the accident.
00:15:38.140 They later clarified that they were on Martha's Vineyard.
00:15:40.800 They were on the island, just not at their residence.
00:15:43.320 Campbell's wife, Sharice, expressed her grief on Instagram,
00:15:46.680 stating that her heart is broken
00:15:48.120 and their family's life is forever changed.
00:15:51.100 The couple shared twin 19-year-old sons.
00:15:54.640 Users on social media are pointing to a video
00:15:57.420 of Campbell previously swimming in a pool,
00:16:01.100 saying it was strange how a guy swimming in a pool
00:16:04.500 would drown in eight feet of water in a pond
00:16:07.360 where you wouldn't see the type of current
00:16:10.160 that might otherwise take down a strong swimmer. 0.90
00:16:12.600 Now, it's important to note for context,
00:16:14.960 in this video, he's swimming in a very controlled setting,
00:16:17.880 shallow water, lifeguards nearby,
00:16:20.320 certainly not out of the ordinary for someone
00:16:22.220 with minimal swimming skills to be able to swim
00:16:24.560 in that type of a setting while still finding
00:16:27.160 a tragic fate somewhere else.
00:16:29.420 We certainly send our thoughts, our wishes,
00:16:32.820 our prayers, and our heartfelt condolences
00:16:35.740 to all those that are impacted by this tragedy
00:16:38.140 and particularly the family members of the deceased.
00:16:42.180 Oddly, Hillary Clinton's former chef died in a drowning as well.
00:16:46.400 What are the odds?
00:16:47.960 Former White House chef Walter Scheib, 61,
00:16:51.400 accidentally drowned in New Mexico,
00:16:53.660 presumably on a fishing trip in 2015.
00:16:56.440 He was last seen Saturday, June 13th,
00:16:58.620 before he headed to a hiking trail
00:17:01.100 at the Taos Ski Valley.
00:17:04.820 There was cell phone data that showed
00:17:06.500 that he was last seen in the Sangre de Cristo mountains
00:17:10.440 and his body was found Sunday, June 14th.
00:17:13.840 He was submerged in a mountain drainage ditch
00:17:16.620 and there was flowing surface runoff
00:17:18.980 indicating that the cause of death was a drowning.
00:17:22.060 Scheib was a former White House chef for 11 years
00:17:24.500 under Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush.
00:17:27.080 He did not tell anyone where he was going
00:17:28.880 when he went to the trail,
00:17:29.980 but a lot of folks believed he had gone there to fish.
00:17:33.240 Certainly an odd turn of events and a tragic one.
00:17:37.880 We are glad that something else making the news right now
00:17:40.260 did not end in tragedy.
00:17:42.180 Everywhere on the internet right now,
00:17:43.540 we're seeing that Bronny James, the son of LeBron James,
00:17:46.840 suffered a cardiac arrest while working out
00:17:49.220 with the USC basketball team.
00:17:51.020 He was taken to a hospital
00:17:52.280 and it sounds like things were dire.
00:17:54.400 He's in stable condition now,
00:17:56.020 which we're certainly grateful for.
00:17:58.480 But if you go look at like the Bronny James,
00:18:02.920 this is a world-class athlete.
00:18:05.160 World-class athlete in high school,
00:18:07.740 perfect physical condition,
00:18:09.720 goes off to USC,
00:18:10.840 is likely what they call in the NBA
00:18:14.300 a one-and-done player.
00:18:16.220 One year in college and then immediately to the pros.
00:18:19.180 And LeBron James in a lot of interviews
00:18:20.720 has been pretty candid
00:18:22.520 that one of his life goals
00:18:24.160 is to play in the NBA alongside his son.
00:18:26.700 I don't know if that's ever happened before.
00:18:28.520 Certainly when you look at how elite of an athlete
00:18:31.660 you have to be in today's NBA,
00:18:34.300 the ability for a father-son duo
00:18:36.260 to team up at all, much less be effective,
00:18:38.740 really defies the odds.
00:18:40.380 But you look at the choices LeBron James has made
00:18:42.920 regarding his own physical fitness,
00:18:45.440 keeping himself in shape,
00:18:47.220 managing his workload to be able to play with his son.
00:18:50.500 You look at Bronny James,
00:18:51.760 who probably has had the benefit of,
00:18:54.120 well, the greatest tutor and teacher
00:18:56.400 you could ever imagine in LeBron,
00:18:58.960 a physical specimen,
00:19:00.400 and to see something so sudden around the heart
00:19:05.800 for someone in their teens
00:19:08.140 is certainly something that is hard to watch
00:19:12.540 because you don't typically associate
00:19:14.760 that type of enalment with someone
00:19:16.860 that is in like the peak human physical condition.
00:19:20.860 And not only we've seen it before,
00:19:22.140 we saw it with Buffalo Bills defensive back,
00:19:24.480 Tamar Hamlin.
00:19:25.220 We've seen it with Sergio Aguero,
00:19:28.080 Christian Erikson,
00:19:29.400 soccer players who had cardiac issues.
00:19:34.480 One had to be resuscitated at the pitch.
00:19:37.340 Others have had to make different career choices.
00:19:40.180 We also saw what happened with Tamar Hamlin.
00:19:42.360 So whatever it is that is ailing these young men
00:19:46.980 in near perfect physical condition,
00:19:49.940 we hope it's something that's resolved,
00:19:51.440 but it's something we're certainly going to pay
00:19:53.320 a good deal of attention to.
00:19:55.220 As we typically do,
00:19:56.400 we're going to take a look
00:19:57.340 at an incident going on in the world right now.
00:19:59.840 Many of you know that I've been a strong advocate
00:20:02.040 to get the United States out of the conflict in Syria.
00:20:05.160 We are not invited there.
00:20:07.500 Our reason for being in Syria
00:20:09.140 has largely dissolved
00:20:11.060 with changing geopolitical circumstances.
00:20:13.540 And the point I've made over and over about Syria
00:20:16.480 is that with Iran there,
00:20:19.120 with Russia there,
00:20:20.220 with a lot of great power competition
00:20:22.180 playing out in this very small desert country,
00:20:24.380 there is a high probability
00:20:26.200 for escalatory accident.
00:20:28.800 Escalatory accident.
00:20:29.840 We do not want to see World War III
00:20:32.060 break out over some sand dune in Syria.
00:20:35.660 The United States Department of Defense
00:20:38.020 has recently released
00:20:39.760 and declassified information
00:20:41.680 where a Russian jet harassed
00:20:44.340 an MQ-9 Predator drone
00:20:45.820 from the United States.
00:20:46.700 It was flying in.
00:20:47.240 And here, if you're watching,
00:20:49.060 you can see this is the Russian jet
00:20:51.240 approaching the drone
00:20:52.340 and it gets very close
00:20:54.680 and thereafter actually gets in front of the drone
00:20:57.900 and deploys a series of flares.
00:21:00.420 One of those flares ends up striking
00:21:02.360 the propeller of the drone
00:21:04.500 and causing damage to it.
00:21:06.420 This is very contested airspace.
00:21:09.240 You've got a lot of activity going on there.
00:21:11.980 And you can only imagine
00:21:13.320 if instead of a drone
00:21:14.620 that had been some sort of manned system,
00:21:17.200 what could have possibly occurred
00:21:18.800 and what that could have started
00:21:20.800 for the sake of the world,
00:21:22.500 certainly for the worse.
00:21:23.720 I don't know what we're trying to win in Syria.
00:21:25.920 I don't know why it's worth
00:21:27.080 bumping around Russian aircraft 0.75
00:21:29.000 in this place in the Middle East.
00:21:31.140 And I certainly think that
00:21:32.380 wiser heads should prevail.
00:21:33.740 The last time we had a vote on this question,
00:21:35.940 I only had a couple dozen Republicans hang with me.
00:21:38.160 A great many more of them wanted to keep
00:21:40.500 a national emergency in place
00:21:42.180 that gaslights a lot of your money to Syria
00:21:45.520 and certainly undergirds the argument
00:21:48.400 that we have to continue to maintain
00:21:49.740 some sort of military presence there.
00:21:51.920 We don't, those who tell you we do,
00:21:54.000 I think adhere to a more neoconservative theory
00:21:57.900 that I think has largely resulted
00:21:59.640 in misadventures for our country
00:22:01.580 and we can make sounder decisions going forward.
00:22:05.600 This is going to be a big week tomorrow.
00:22:07.820 We've got Mayorkas. 1.00
00:22:09.220 We've got the UFO hearings.
00:22:11.380 That's going to be significant.
00:22:12.800 If you've got suggestions for questions
00:22:14.400 you want to see me ask,
00:22:15.860 Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas,
00:22:18.300 leave them in the comments,
00:22:19.820 leave them in the review section.
00:22:21.700 I crowdsource questions a good amount
00:22:23.300 going into these.
00:22:24.040 And on the UFOs as well,
00:22:25.760 my colleagues on Apolino Luna,
00:22:27.640 Tim Burchett, Jared Moskowitz
00:22:29.360 are all teaming up for a bipartisan briefing
00:22:31.720 about some of these,
00:22:33.600 I guess now they're not UFOs,
00:22:35.160 they're UAPs,
00:22:36.060 the unidentified aerial phenomenon.
00:22:38.460 I've seen some things
00:22:39.540 that I'm certainly not aware
00:22:42.580 of capabilities for humans
00:22:45.620 for some of the things I've seen
00:22:47.300 and we may learn a lot.
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