The Anchormen Show with Matt Gaetz - August 27, 2026


The Anchormen Show EP 157 - UFOs & MK-Ultra w⧸Chrissy Newton


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00:00:00.000 Now, it's time for the Anchorman Podcast with Matt Gaetz and Pearson Sharp.
00:00:13.400 Welcome back to another episode of the Anchorman Podcast.
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00:01:12.200 great dolly parton dolly parton was more than an actress or a songwriter she was a symbol of
00:01:19.480 Southern excellence. And throughout time in America, frankly, the South has been denigrated,
00:01:26.000 put down. There was the belief that intelligence, business acumen, creativity emerged from the
00:01:33.080 Northeast or the West. But Dolly Parton showed that talent grows everywhere, even on a hillside
00:01:39.640 in Tennessee, where she made a name for herself in her small town that she never forgot with
00:01:45.680 millions and millions of dollars in charitable donations after amassing an incredible fortune.
00:01:52.200 Dolly Parton has passed, but in these times, we live in such a cultural moment where when an icon
00:01:58.940 like Dolly Parton passes, you almost get to re-enjoy some of their fantastic creations all
00:02:04.860 over again. Dolly Parton's music is topping some of the iTunes downloads, and I know family members
00:02:11.860 who are watching her movies again to re-enjoy all the magic that was Dolly Parton.
00:02:16.680 But one moment stands out to me.
00:02:19.300 It is when Barbara Walters gets the opportunity to interview Dolly Parton.
00:02:24.120 And instead of exploring that talent and majesty and Southern excellence,
00:02:29.320 Barbara Walters tries to degrade the upbringing of Dolly Parton,
00:02:34.700 and she handled it masterfully.
00:02:36.860 Dolly where I come from what I have called you a hillbilly if you had of it would have been
00:02:44.740 something very natural but I would have probably kicked your shins or something we were very proud
00:02:49.820 people people with a lot of class it was country class but it was a great deal of class and most
00:02:55.860 of my people were not that educated but they are very very intelligent good common sense horse
00:03:02.680 since we called it.
00:03:03.740 Dolly, did you look like this when you were a kid?
00:03:05.800 You mean the full figure?
00:03:09.240 Yeah, that's what I meant.
00:03:11.120 Yeah, I thought that's what you meant.
00:03:12.640 Well, actually, I've always been pretty well-blessed.
00:03:15.820 Is it all you?
00:03:18.320 Well, I can't show you here, I don't tell you.
00:03:21.160 You don't have to look like this.
00:03:22.960 You're very beautiful.
00:03:23.880 You don't have to wear the blonde wigs.
00:03:25.840 You don't have to wear the extreme clothes, right?
00:03:28.440 No, it's certainly a choice.
00:03:30.520 I don't like to be like everybody else.
00:03:32.760 I've often made this statement that I would never stoop so low as to be fashionable.
00:03:36.760 That's the easiest thing in the world to do.
00:03:38.680 So I just decided that I would do something that would at least get the attention.
00:03:42.960 Once they got past the shock of the ridiculous way I looked and all that,
00:03:47.640 then they would see there was parts of me to be appreciated.
00:03:51.400 I'm very real where it counts, and that's inside.
00:03:54.340 Show business is a money-making joke, and I just always like telling jokes.
00:03:59.760 I'm very content.
00:04:00.900 I like the kind of person that I am.
00:04:02.660 So I can afford to piddle around and do diddle around with makeups and clothes and stuff
00:04:07.860 because I am secure with myself.
00:04:15.780 I am joined, as always, by my co-host, Pearson Sharp,
00:04:19.960 and the host of David Pollack Primetime on One America News, David Pollack.
00:04:23.860 And David even absconded from the set of his own program with one of his guests.
00:04:30.320 Chrissy Newton is a journalist, a podcaster, and a brilliant woman on many things of great interest to us.
00:04:36.680 David, I'm going to go ahead and assume that as an Ohioan, Pearson has absolutely no great appreciation for the majesty of Dolly Parton.
00:04:44.480 But have you been, you know, you're a Florida man.
00:04:46.980 It's kind of the South.
00:04:47.940 Have you been reflecting on her life and what she meant as an icon?
00:04:51.520 You know, my kids were sad.
00:04:53.860 about it and and you know they're young i mean you're talking about 15 and 11 but they dance
00:04:59.040 to her music my youngest daughter did a book report on dolly pardon it's amazing how somebody
00:05:03.760 who's been in the industry for so long it touched so many different generations i remember my
00:05:10.180 daughter said this morning dad was it a dream that you told me dolly pardon died i'm like no
00:05:13.580 she really died uh she touched so many people and she really is a once in a generation talent
00:05:18.860 you know the michael jacksons the dolly pardons the elvis presleys i mean there's a handful of
00:05:22.760 people that have just transcended generations. I remember we used to run around and talked about
00:05:28.200 how blessed Dolly Parton was when we were little boys. I mean, all of us would talk about,
00:05:33.940 you know, Dolly Parton, you know what we would talk about. But I mean, so Dolly Parton has been
00:05:37.520 with us for, I mean, it's true. Pierce is shaking his head. But the truth is, Dolly Parton has been
00:05:42.580 with us forever. Her music, just her persona. And it's a sad day when we lose somebody like her
00:05:48.640 because she existed in a time that was kind of pure
00:05:52.480 and separated from politics.
00:05:54.520 Like, you can't see, like, Olivia Rodrigo
00:05:56.860 that my daughters listen to and I don't want them to
00:05:58.540 is running around raising money for abortion.
00:06:01.020 Dolly Parton never talked about politics.
00:06:03.220 And that is what we're missing so desperately
00:06:05.060 is a woman who transcends politics,
00:06:07.100 transcends culture, transcends generations
00:06:09.360 and to produce amazing music.
00:06:11.640 And she's certainly going to be missed.
00:06:13.120 Her voice is needed now more than ever.
00:06:15.860 And certainly it's a nice tribute to pay to her
00:06:18.400 to reflect on her life.
00:06:20.140 And what a great segment in the way she was able to push back on the fake news,
00:06:23.560 angry about a pretty woman even back then.
00:06:27.480 Yeah, well, David, I am so excited that you have Chrissy Newton with us.
00:06:31.260 You guys have just come off the set of David Pollack Prime Time,
00:06:34.520 where you were delving into so many of the issues that we're regularly discussing
00:06:38.300 around the government and technology and surveillance.
00:06:41.980 So take it away and bring us into this discussion.
00:06:44.160 Yeah. So look, I found Chrissy when it was the UAP first release. Remember when the UAPs were first released? And I was like, oh, man, I got to find somebody who knows something about UAPs. What the viewers don't know is what it goes into making our shows. We don't have like giant booking departments here at OAN. We produce our own shows. And so when a story breaks, we're like, who can we go and find? And we run around and we find people that we think will be interesting and bring an opinion to the audience that will be different and unique and valuable.
00:07:11.100 and so when that first UAP release came out
00:07:13.460 I don't know what those little dots were
00:07:15.380 that kind of was floating across the screen
00:07:17.460 I was like well I need to bring in somebody
00:07:19.420 who does and I found Chrissy
00:07:21.200 and I had her on the show to talk about UAPs
00:07:23.760 and then I've since learned how much
00:07:25.640 amazing work that she does
00:07:27.500 outside of UAP she told me she's like
00:07:29.100 UAPs isn't really even what I focus
00:07:31.700 on and then she told me about MKUltra
00:07:33.320 and then it was right around the same time you and I were talking
00:07:35.700 about MKUltra and I was just
00:07:37.520 mind blown about
00:07:39.500 the depths of mk ultra and what they did and what they could still be doing and then we started
00:07:45.180 talking about other things that she works on she lectures on the ethics of computer brain
00:07:51.060 interactions and just everything science fictiony that we were all like told when we were kids might
00:07:57.160 happen someday that's happening she can speak on she's brilliant and i'm happy to have her
00:08:01.840 on this podcast so we can talk about the depths of science fiction turned science reality so thank
00:08:08.220 you so much for being here thank you for that intro that was a wonderful no teleprompter that
00:08:13.000 just came out introduce me more often yeah yeah just bring me along i'll be your hype guy please
00:08:16.760 ladies and gentlemen thank you so much yeah ufos and brain computer interfaces mk ultra all of it
00:08:24.680 is just fascinating and we live in a world right now where these are huge topics i never thought i
00:08:29.740 would actually be saying that i never thought that i would be reporting on this but this is where we
00:08:34.840 are today yeah it's it's it's so crazy um that we live in a time where we have we've always said
00:08:44.160 oh there's aliens there's ufos and all that stuff and then the government was like yeah the
00:08:47.940 government's keeping it from us then the government releases it right the government's like well sort
00:08:53.480 of right but then they're like oh hey well okay but we went from we went from we think there's
00:08:59.100 things floating around the sky you're crazy we went from it's just a weather balloon to well
00:09:04.420 here's what we have and we can't tell you what they are we don't know if they're from earth or
00:09:08.860 not we don't really know what they are if we know we can't tell you what they are but here take it
00:09:12.880 for yourself here's these dots flowing across the screen that really outperform anything we've ever
00:09:18.100 manufactured and we're the most advanced military in the world so we went from you're crazy to even
00:09:22.280 say it's true to well here you go you figure it out on your own that in and of itself is a departure
00:09:28.300 from everything we grew up with but the crazy part about this is we went from yeah whatever
00:09:33.060 you're crazy to, yeah, here's what we have
00:09:34.940 to, here's what we have, and everyone's like,
00:09:36.960 yeah, whatever, I don't care. I mean, is there really
00:09:38.800 any kind of admission, though? Because they didn't give us
00:09:40.820 anything. Well, you know, did they
00:09:42.840 give us anything? You are right.
00:09:44.740 You are right. They gave us
00:09:46.820 something. Let's just say that. A woman
00:09:48.580 told Pearson Sharp, he's right.
00:09:51.180 And it's on tape.
00:09:52.740 Well, and it's true. They did
00:09:54.880 give us something, but they didn't give us everything.
00:09:57.100 The things that they gave us were not analyzed.
00:09:59.780 So, the American people
00:10:01.240 pay for ARO, the All Domain Resolution Office. It's an office that was implemented to analyze
00:10:07.000 UAP sightings. Do they get all of them? No, they won't get everything. There's a lot of things that
00:10:11.960 are probably classified, right, that they can't get, but they're supposed to. That's what their
00:10:15.580 job is to do. But unfortunately, they're not doing their job. And that's the challenge right now. And
00:10:20.700 they also might not be getting the material. But what we're seeing from the ARO office is that the
00:10:24.720 analysis did not come out when we had the tranche, that's what they call them, a UFO files of this
00:10:29.940 tranche. I think we're at tranche number five. But there was no analysis to go with it. So the
00:10:34.560 left hand wasn't talking to the right hand. And that's the challenge with this. We need to be
00:10:37.900 able to have that. So the money that Americans are paying. Well, wait, I want to weigh in on that,
00:10:41.240 Chrissy. No, please go right ahead. Yes. Yeah, I want to weigh in on that because I actually
00:10:45.680 think this is a very important shift in methodology from any administration. Every
00:10:52.820 other administration before the Trump administration wouldn't give us anything
00:10:57.280 if it did not append to an explanation.
00:11:00.820 And thus the things that they didn't have explanations for, we didn't see.
00:11:05.060 Whereas now, you're right.
00:11:07.500 There is no analysis.
00:11:09.920 They're just saying, here it is.
00:11:11.700 And they're putting it out there and letting all of the Internet sleuths use their own
00:11:16.780 calculations and tools to assess it.
00:11:19.240 So as a journalist, I'm wondering how you react to such a fundamental shift in the
00:11:27.260 way the government is behaving, because we we've had to change the way we react to it here at One
00:11:31.760 America News. Yeah, you call it out. I think that's what everybody's doing is saying, you know, you
00:11:36.180 need to do a best practice. You have a department that analyzes UFO footage. Why aren't they
00:11:41.500 analyzing it? It's just as simple that way. And I understand that the Trump administration probably
00:11:46.520 wanted to get out because they said they would. So they said, you know what, maybe we'll analyze
00:11:50.720 it at some other point in time. But when I emailed Susan Goff, she is the Pentagon Communications
00:11:55.860 director. And when I emailed her and asked her, you know, why is there not analysis? She got back
00:12:00.580 to me and in the quote said that they wouldn't be doing any analysis anytime soon. So that's
00:12:06.640 the problem. The problem is that, you know, Debbie down the street who is watching the news and
00:12:12.580 saying, hey, what is this? And believes it's extraterrestrials. Maybe it is. Maybe it's
00:12:17.420 interdimensional. We don't know what it is. But now she's growing up and telling her kids and
00:12:22.040 her family and all of this narrative and she's paying bills and making choices in life for you
00:12:27.440 know voting you name it all of this is going to go back to that and the other point of what we're
00:12:32.400 seeing now and we're literally talking about ufos in the news is that majority of gen z a new poll
00:12:38.740 just came out saying that majority of gen z believes in extraterrestrials which is nothing
00:12:43.260 wrong with that and believes in the concept of uap mind you extraterrestrials and ufos could be two
00:12:48.840 separate things. But we're seeing that Gen Z's is watching the news and believing this, which is
00:12:54.360 fine. But also it does go back where we have to have analysis. So we don't have, you know, Gen Z's
00:13:00.340 growing up and voting and making decisions in government and big companies believing in
00:13:06.920 something that might not be fully true yet. And we don't know what it is. Pearson Sharp wouldn't
00:13:13.320 believe the analysis anyway. Pearson, do you need the government's lens and take on the files? Or
00:13:19.620 do you just want the files and then you go wild on them? I mean, I'd like to have everything that
00:13:24.320 they have. I want no redactions. And I was on your show. It was in April. It was a little while ago,
00:13:29.980 a couple months ago. You were big on the UFOs. I'm sorry. I'm always going to call them UFOs.
00:13:34.960 That's okay. I grew up with X-Files. They're always UFOs. Classic. It's the OG version.
00:13:39.060 sense um and i i said on your show you know they were getting ready to release all these files like
00:13:45.280 we're not going to get anything out of it this isn't going to be anything they're going to release
00:13:47.940 some videos grainy videos with no explanation and that's going to be the end of it and what happened
00:13:54.020 that's exactly what happened so i think they set a very low bar for themselves yeah we're going to
00:13:59.460 release ufo files and then they gave us some grainy videos and there's nothing to it so i want
00:14:05.380 everything they have. They're never going to give us everything they have. And I think that's just
00:14:09.320 going to be the end of it. You know, UFO files, JFK files, Epstein files, you know, they have
00:14:13.800 secrets. They're not going to tell us what they actually know. That's just par for the course
00:14:16.680 with the government. I agree. So, okay. So two things could be true here, right? Either aliens
00:14:22.300 are real or they're not. The government knows things they're not telling us, or maybe they
00:14:25.860 don't know anything at all. So the question is then, because you're making an assumption that
00:14:31.460 You want everything that they have, Pearson.
00:14:34.080 Are you convinced that they have these, or are you convinced that they're not real?
00:14:37.600 Because they're two separate things.
00:14:38.740 If they don't have them to give you, then they can't give them to you.
00:14:40.520 Of course they have more information.
00:14:41.720 So you believe UAPs are real?
00:14:43.860 I believe unidentified flying objects are real.
00:14:46.280 Are they aliens, or are they R-Tech?
00:14:48.940 Until I see proof, I don't believe in aliens.
00:14:51.320 A grainy video does not equal proof to me.
00:14:53.980 It equals something that we don't know.
00:14:55.320 So you want the government to tell you what they are?
00:14:57.600 I'm willing to believe, but I need more proof.
00:15:00.240 And from what we've seen so far, I haven't seen that kind of proof.
00:15:03.420 But we have talked to people from the CIA.
00:15:05.800 We have talked to people who are on the inside.
00:15:07.700 And their expert opinion is a lot of this stuff is driven towards creating a conspiracy towards fear, setting up the next COVID pandemic.
00:15:20.540 Setting up the next opportunity for the government to assume total control under the assumed auspices of some external threat that they need to protect us from at all costs.
00:15:31.300 And so we need to give them all of this power so they can do that.
00:15:34.000 That seems a lot more plausible to me than little green men running around somewhere.
00:15:39.140 Well, sitting next to you is somebody who might know the answer.
00:15:41.180 I thought you were going to say sitting next to you is a little green man.
00:15:43.940 That wasn't in your bio.
00:15:45.260 No, a little green woman.
00:15:46.960 No.
00:15:47.400 So it's like an interesting throw.
00:15:51.460 There are four tribes of aliens.
00:15:53.760 You could be one of them.
00:15:54.600 That's what they do say.
00:15:55.680 You know, I'm part of the little blue people, apparently.
00:15:57.500 Should we check the math?
00:15:58.520 Yes.
00:15:58.960 I'm in the Smurf colony.
00:16:01.420 So, yeah, exactly.
00:16:03.220 So, yes, two things can be possible and two things can exist simultaneously, right?
00:16:08.760 So at one point, things that are interdimensional, we don't know what they are.
00:16:12.660 They could be aliens.
00:16:13.760 They could be connected to UFOs.
00:16:15.700 Unidentified flying objects.
00:16:17.400 right or something that we just can't identify yet until we can identify it but the concept of
00:16:23.320 aliens we don't know what is we don't know how much the government knows and that's what we're
00:16:26.800 asking is what do you know we want to know but then also i do think you are right again in the
00:16:32.800 aspect of that during the cold war this is very true though and not every not everyone talks about
00:16:37.820 this is that during the cold war the uap topic was used you know to be able to confuse the general
00:16:45.240 public and what they were looking at because they were scared that right we might somebody might say
00:16:50.220 something is a ufo and uh identified as a ufo and they might say it's russia and somebody presses
00:16:55.920 the button like that's a real threat and it kind of does parallel in a world that we're living in
00:17:01.280 today so i don't think that that's off the table so we we see that we see that you know lots of
00:17:07.960 governments around the world like to fire hose this topic china's doing it right now as well
00:17:12.940 saying that there was an alarm that would go off
00:17:15.360 and how would you react if there was extraterrestrials.
00:17:18.180 So we're seeing this from all different countries.
00:17:20.420 So it's being used and weaponized to some degree.
00:17:23.140 But on the other end, you know, Kenneth Arnold in 1947 did see something.
00:17:28.920 And so the interesting point that, again, not everyone talks about
00:17:32.540 is during 1947, Life magazine was like...
00:17:36.360 You're talking about Roswell.
00:17:37.000 Well, yeah, well, before that, Kenneth Arnold's first sighting.
00:17:40.700 And so he reported that to a local paper as the East Oregoner. Someone's going to kill me right now in UFO world if I said that wrong. But they reported this to their local journalists. And then what happened is that Life Magazine picked that up. But what Life Magazine did was change the wording into flying saucer.
00:18:00.000 Kenneth Arnold did not say that at all.
00:18:03.040 And then it was syndicated through a press release that was picked up all over the world.
00:18:08.140 That little slight of changing of lexicon and changing of words can identify why we think we see flying discs or flying saucers.
00:18:16.740 It's embedded into our pop culture.
00:18:18.780 And so those culture feedback loops make us believe what we believe.
00:18:22.000 So, yes, and guess who was running Parts of Life magazine back then?
00:18:25.860 The Pentagon.
00:18:26.500 The Pentagon.
00:18:27.300 Exactly.
00:18:27.780 I brought it up to you when I was on your show.
00:18:29.620 are you familiar with the seattle windshield panic no panic no so in the 50s i believe it was
00:18:37.100 the 50s um there was this pitting epidemic that's what it was um people started noticing little
00:18:44.620 chips in their windshields around seattle and just little chips here and there and then everybody
00:18:49.460 started reporting it and they were having a panic full-blown panic all over the city about chips in
00:18:55.020 their windshields and is this caused by the russians is this caused by ufos what is happening
00:18:59.220 with our windshield why is this happening and it got to be so bad people were almost rioting they
00:19:03.920 called the pentagon to send in troops eisenhower had to get involved and they did an investigation
00:19:09.280 and it turned out there was nothing there was absolutely nothing it was normal pitting of your
00:19:15.440 windshield from rock chips and all that kind of stuff and it it was elevated into a mass hysteria
00:19:21.760 because everybody started talking about it and it was blasted on the airwaves blasted in the news
00:19:26.120 is everyone was like, well, I've got chips on my windshield.
00:19:28.400 Do you have chips on yours?
00:19:29.200 Yes, I do.
00:19:29.960 Did you notice them before?
00:19:30.800 No, I didn't.
00:19:31.640 I've never noticed that.
00:19:32.840 And all of a sudden, everyone is panicking about these chips
00:19:35.300 and there was nothing to it.
00:19:36.640 And so I feel like, to your point,
00:19:38.380 that's kind of maybe what drives some of this frenzy
00:19:41.280 about UFOs and everything else.
00:19:43.720 And again, it doesn't mean that UEP do not exist.
00:19:47.100 It's the question of how people,
00:19:48.960 if it's governments around the world,
00:19:50.340 weaponize it to their advantage.
00:19:52.240 And I wonder how much toilet paper you have to buy
00:19:54.660 for the windshield-pitting epidemic.
00:19:56.780 I have to go back and do that research.
00:19:58.740 Matt, you've been...
00:19:59.520 Chrissy, I have this question for you.
00:20:00.960 Perfect.
00:20:01.320 Yeah, I wanted to ask this question of Chrissy.
00:20:03.440 Of the whole body of evidence that is out there,
00:20:07.060 and I agree, there are some that is less verifiable,
00:20:10.100 there are some that is easily identifiable
00:20:12.140 as fraud or as a red herring,
00:20:15.020 but what do you find compelling
00:20:16.900 that has been released or discovered
00:20:19.240 or reported on that you think about?
00:20:22.860 For sure.
00:20:23.700 uh aerial phenomenon is an unbelievable movie by randall nickerson uh it's in the uap you know
00:20:30.460 cult classics i would say and it talks about in zimbabwe africa i'm i forget the year i think it
00:20:36.340 was 92 or it might have been 97 uh a whole bunch of children there was at least 100 people that
00:20:42.520 saw a ufo in the sky and then when it landed in the back of a schoolyard two occupants walked out
00:20:47.960 of it that were wearing some kind of like black body suit but yeah i know it's wild and they were
00:20:53.560 seeing your expression and they were skipping across but they weren't like moving they were
00:20:57.980 like like almost like you'd see them in one second in the next second they'd appear
00:21:01.600 and so they were reappearing and disappearing but they said that there was two occupants there
00:21:05.580 could be more and what ended up happening that these children ended up taking and writing um
00:21:10.880 or creating pictures and photos of them and they were interviewed by the bbc they were interviewed
00:21:15.280 by ufologists they were interviewed by tons of media and the story went international and these
00:21:20.360 children, you know, most children don't lie, right? And everything that they saw was very similar and
00:21:26.840 all these pictures were the same. So Randall Nickerson did an unbelievable documentary on it
00:21:31.100 and I highly suggest people watch it because it's wonderful evidence. It is a mass sighting.
00:21:36.160 It has children involved with it. It has media sightings as well. It has media obviously covering
00:21:40.820 it. There's interviews. There's psychologists that were part of this interviewing these children.
00:21:44.780 So it is everything you want for one of the best cases. When was this?
00:21:48.620 I believe it was 92 or 97.
00:21:50.680 Okay.
00:21:51.480 Okay.
00:21:52.220 Because I feel like a lot of these cases, maybe Roswell, maybe sightings in the 90s,
00:21:57.020 a lot of them can be explained by military technology.
00:22:01.040 And a lot of the sightings do happen around military bases.
00:22:03.660 And, you know, a lot of them, I'm not totally dismissing it.
00:22:06.360 These occupants were wild looking, though.
00:22:08.540 Okay.
00:22:08.920 I'm not totally dismissing it.
00:22:10.860 I'm just coming up with a rational, you know, Occam's razor,
00:22:13.820 shortest route to the answer is usually the right one.
00:22:16.300 Some people called them like that they were puppeteers.
00:22:18.180 And I was like, okay, that's just in the middle of Zimbabwe, Africa, there's a group of puppeteers walking across the street and like, no way.
00:22:25.900 Some of the sightings were like the F-117 and things like that.
00:22:29.620 And so I'm imagining an SR-71 flying over Africa and like has to crash or bails out or something.
00:22:36.360 They watched it land and they watched this land and that it's how the occupants moved.
00:22:41.040 And it's the sound.
00:22:41.880 There was this like, mmm, like that UAP sound that is like a high hum or sounds like buzzing bees of a swarm.
00:22:48.860 And so the reason why is that the, it's not that for sure you're right, that something could have flown over, that it would have been an aircraft or something classified.
00:22:56.860 But it's the point that it landed and the occupants that came out and how they moved and how they skipped and kind of reappeared and disappeared along with them.
00:23:04.840 I believe there was a sulfur smell that was attached to it, but mainly it was that buzzing sound.
00:23:09.920 And again, when I asked Randall Nickerson, he said it was 100 people, but really, in likeliness, it was 200 people that saw this.
00:23:16.920 And the children were petrified.
00:23:18.900 But here's the thing.
00:23:20.360 If you have black op programs flying and landing in the middle of schools in Zimbabwe, Africa.
00:23:26.540 I'm sure it wasn't their first choice.
00:23:27.840 But what's the point?
00:23:29.280 You know, and what's the point?
00:23:30.660 And the way that these occupants moved is something that nobody's ever seen.
00:23:36.400 The other point I forgot that I should make is that they were allegedly telepathically connecting with them and talking to them about, you know, environmental issues, about what was going to happen on the planet.
00:23:46.440 And all of these kids ended up receiving a majority of these kids received the same message consistently telepathically with them.
00:23:53.380 And they were about, I think, six or eight feet away from the occupants.
00:23:58.480 It's it's unbelievable.
00:24:00.100 OK, well, so, yeah, watch the dog, watch the dog.
00:24:03.640 I'm just thinking like really good.
00:24:04.860 If you have an advanced military aircraft land in backwaters in Bobway, you know, a society or culture of people who have never seen anything like that before.
00:24:15.380 Well, in Zimbabwe, they have seen planes before.
00:24:17.880 Right, no, but you've never seen an SR-71 come down.
00:24:20.160 Well, not many people have seen an SR-71 in general.
00:24:23.080 So, that's my point.
00:24:24.100 Well, all right.
00:24:24.800 Let me ask them.
00:24:25.660 I'm a skeptic.
00:24:26.260 I'm sorry.
00:24:26.720 No, it's okay to be skeptical.
00:24:27.960 No, we need skeptics.
00:24:29.380 But now here's the question.
00:24:30.360 We need them.
00:24:30.660 And here's the question.
00:24:32.300 So something landed.
00:24:33.920 Something came out of it that was doing something odd.
00:24:36.640 And there's enough accounts that suggest it.
00:24:38.600 We don't know what it is.
00:24:39.520 But let me ask you, because, again, we're talking about two categories of things.
00:24:42.580 You talked about UAPs.
00:24:43.560 Are they from another world?
00:24:44.620 You keep mentioning interdimensional.
00:24:45.960 And what's really interesting is Anna Paulina Luna, when she was reporting on this, she said she also talked about interdimensional.
00:24:56.680 The vice president talked about interdimensional beings.
00:25:00.520 And she also said to read the book of Enoch.
00:25:03.060 So there's all of these different sort of religious, dimensional, are they demons?
00:25:07.880 What dimension are they coming from?
00:25:09.320 What does interdimensional mean?
00:25:10.520 Because a lot of people are thinking, like, are they time travelers?
00:25:13.100 What does it mean to be interdimensional?
00:25:14.340 Well, there is a time traveler theory that Dr. Michael Masters has that has come out.
00:25:20.320 But really interdimensional was coined by Jacques Vallée, who was a scientist who has written many books.
00:25:26.460 He was an astronomer.
00:25:27.300 He had one of the first AI degrees ever that came out.
00:25:30.740 I think at the first like 32, I think he had like number 30.
00:25:34.400 And he also did Capella, which was the first UFO database.
00:25:37.540 And he worked adjacent to Project Blue Book and was best friends with J. Allen Hynek,
00:25:42.200 who was the one who looked into Project Blue Book.
00:25:44.720 You know, I've worked with Jacques Vallée.
00:25:46.340 He's an unbelievable man.
00:25:47.600 I call him a BFG, a big friendly giant.
00:25:50.020 He's just an unbelievable human.
00:25:51.640 And I feel very proud to get to know him.
00:25:53.680 But he's the one who coined that.
00:25:54.780 So it either is something that is living within another dimension.
00:25:58.300 You know, we have space and time, right?
00:25:59.800 We can't see space and time, and maybe it's a dimension above that, right?
00:26:03.340 And so I can see you.
00:26:04.960 You're the brat, the deep breath.
00:26:08.000 I'm just trying to, like, I'm comprehending all this.
00:26:09.180 His skepticism is filling the room.
00:26:10.980 Here's the other aspect.
00:26:12.220 Exactly.
00:26:12.560 I can feel it.
00:26:13.700 Here's the thing, though, is that with interdimensional, you know, I know Anna Paulina Luna did mention it.
00:26:18.680 David Grush mentioned it.
00:26:20.180 He is the intelligence official that we broke that story at the debrief.
00:26:23.720 And then News Nation co-broke literally moments after us with Ross Coulthard.
00:26:27.800 And we all knew that was going to happen that day.
00:26:30.460 But, you know, he does mention the word interdimensional.
00:26:34.260 But in most recent interviews, he said that was the only word that he could really use to explain it.
00:26:39.000 But he doesn't really know if it's interdimensional.
00:26:41.120 That was the word he chose because it's just so abstract of an idea of what it could be.
00:26:46.520 Is there a theory about how long this has been happening?
00:26:51.400 Oh, since like airships, 1800s and above.
00:26:54.540 You could even go biblical if you want.
00:26:57.080 I know people talk about like petroglyphs and people writing the Stone Age and drawing pictures of these things.
00:27:02.280 But it seems like in the 1950s, 40s, that's when it like really started taking off.
00:27:06.780 Well, in the 1980s, Jason Chambre is going to be a historian and he'll be writing a book that's coming out and talking about focusing on just the airships.
00:27:16.300 Because people back then in 1800s and even before were saying, what are these things?
00:27:21.320 And they were, you know, documenting it as well.
00:27:23.440 We just had different names for it.
00:27:25.360 I want to ask you.
00:27:27.040 Christy, I have a question.
00:27:28.460 What are we able to glean from the scholarship?
00:27:32.280 Okay.
00:27:34.380 He's like a skeptic in a candy store.
00:27:37.280 He's like, wait a second.
00:27:38.320 Well, no, it just occurred to me.
00:27:40.620 We had the thing come out recently or last year about the pyramids and the giant columns under the pyramids.
00:27:45.700 and how it was like an interdimensional connecting portal or something.
00:27:49.120 I saw that.
00:27:49.940 I don't know anything about it.
00:27:50.900 I'd love to see it.
00:27:51.920 I thought they debunked that and said that wasn't real.
00:27:54.800 I heard that as well.
00:27:55.700 Well, I've heard they did, and I heard they didn't.
00:27:57.900 There's so much stuff about Egypt that has come out for sure.
00:27:59.900 It's not in my realm, so I wanted to ask someone who might know.
00:28:01.920 And that's not fully in my realm as well, but I'll look into it.
00:28:05.760 Matt.
00:28:06.260 Okay, yeah, sorry, Matt.
00:28:07.200 I didn't mean to interrupt you, but I had to ask for where I got.
00:28:09.080 Yeah, I wonder from the scholarship you've reviewed and from these accounts that you have analyzed, are you able to glean anything or make any assumptions about the goals, ambitions of any of these other creatures that may have come to Earth?
00:28:27.140 I wish I knew that. Then we'd be done here. We're like, it's a wrap. We know everything. No, I don't. I have no idea what the intentions are behind any of these things. I question the intentions of the American government and what they're doing when they use this topic as well as a conversation point. But no, I don't know. And here's the thing is, I don't know if they're interdimensional. I don't know if they're aliens. I don't know what they are, where they come from.
00:28:57.140 My job is to talk to people, research and write about it and then be able to fact check it, obviously, as much as possible and talk to scientists.
00:29:04.640 One of the things I do consistently on my podcast is talk to scientists who are working on this enigma and the science that they're building and getting funding for, which is unbelievable to say, and talk to them and then kind of put the two together and say, you know, there's something here.
00:29:20.660 Let's look at the middle.
00:29:21.980 There is something here to point that there's a there.
00:29:23.940 What are scientists saying about the tools, Chrissy?
00:29:27.060 Because one of the things I found very interesting is you could take one event, right?
00:29:33.180 And there might be a witness account of that event.
00:29:36.960 There might be a photograph of that event.
00:29:39.200 But then there could be sonar, there could be radar, there could be infrared.
00:29:43.360 There's all these different layers of information you can do to get a more complete picture of what has happened.
00:29:48.840 And these conversations you've had with scientists, have they talked about a toolkit that will get us closer to some of these answers?
00:29:57.360 That's a great question.
00:29:58.880 You know, I know they're looking at warp drive theory.
00:30:01.060 Sonny Harold White at Kashmir and before was Limitless Space is looking at warp drive theory as a possibility that this is how, you know, UAP travels.
00:30:10.600 And so the one thing that the National Science Foundation is doing, which is really wonderful,
00:30:14.940 And I was lucky enough to be sent one of their interagency meetings about UFOs and the stuff that they were funding around, you know, frontier science.
00:30:24.520 And I broke that story and the story really focused on remote viewing, UFOs.
00:30:29.720 It was all this really wonderful sci-fi things that we, you would be surprised that the government was funding.
00:30:37.480 But why they were funding it is a lot of this is adjacent, obviously, to propulsions or other types of edge science or adjacent to UAP.
00:30:44.020 So when you're funding something that is going to answer maybe another question or another challenge, you're also going to be able to use it to investigate UFOs.
00:30:52.520 So propulsion is the number one.
00:30:54.500 You know, how do these things operate?
00:30:56.260 You know, how are they flying in impunity?
00:30:58.540 You know, and everybody wants to know what they are.
00:31:00.680 I don't know if we're going to get there, but maybe we'll figure out how they're actually flying.
00:31:04.440 And that's the first time.
00:31:05.200 Have you talked to any of the, because it seems like a lot of the information, a lot of the videos we're getting are from fighter pilots.
00:31:10.120 Yeah, Ryan Graves.
00:31:11.100 Yeah.
00:31:11.320 Yeah, I've met Ryan Graves many a times.
00:31:13.060 Yes, yeah, a wonderful person.
00:31:14.560 A lot of the videos that we've seen.
00:31:16.580 A fighter pilot.
00:31:18.260 A lot of the videos, you talked about the flying saucer, how it started,
00:31:21.660 but they all seem to be today like pill-shaped, sort of like little.
00:31:25.700 The tic-tac.
00:31:26.000 Yeah, little tic-tacs.
00:31:27.880 What's the theory on, or what shapes are we looking at today?
00:31:31.860 I don't know.
00:31:32.140 It's just very interesting to me that all of a sudden they're like pill-shaped,
00:31:34.420 and then you see them drop into the water.
00:31:36.580 Trans-medium.
00:31:37.240 That's always kind of strange too.
00:31:38.840 Yeah, there's trans-medium if they're flying within the water atmosphere
00:31:42.320 and then space right that's what trans medium is one of the identifiers if it's a ufo or not
00:31:47.520 there's five different identifiers and it's one of them but that tic-tac shape that tic-tac shape's
00:31:52.280 actually been around for a really long time yeah and so one of the interesting things i think is
00:31:57.380 that the shapes we do see them evolve with us over time and how maybe we have viewed ourselves
00:32:02.580 and pop culture again culture feedback loops uh contributes to that but the shapes have really
00:32:08.820 been consistent but what's been really wild is in the past couple years we've gotten like
00:32:12.760 spaghetti monster and like the pac-man and like the balloons floating that they make fuzzy and
00:32:18.580 call it you know different things well that's part of that too spy balloons right and say
00:32:22.940 they're ufos that's a huge problem uh but yeah the shapes have been really distinctly weird
00:32:28.560 this past like two to three years but before that they've actually stayed pretty consistent
00:32:33.380 over a period of time yeah so and and and there's a here's what i think uh here's at least what i've
00:32:41.500 observed and what i've researched and you know way more than i do about it uh and then i do want to
00:32:45.420 shift to mk ultra because as fascinating as aliens it is and we could literally fill the whole show
00:32:49.860 with this mk ultra is something that i want to pick your brain about too because it's fascinating
00:32:53.680 but on this so i've done a ton of research trying to figure out what that is too because i've seen
00:32:58.120 the grainy videos i've tried to understand what it is the only thing i can come up with if they're
00:33:02.140 not aliens and they're not interdimensional is that at least somebody whether it's our own
00:33:06.440 government or maybe somebody off planet or that was on planet that can go on and off planet
00:33:10.240 has figured out a way and and the the reason why i believe this is because you always see these
00:33:15.280 things near uh energy sources and so there's and you can tell me about it but there's some kind of
00:33:21.520 way where you can create an electromagnetic field around something and make it basically bypass
00:33:26.800 gravity and so you have to charge it's an engine it's a certain type of engine that you need a ton
00:33:31.920 of power to start but once you start it the energy is perpetual and it key and just basically the
00:33:36.880 energy it the it it pushing away gravity is is the thing that kind of fuels it and essentially
00:33:42.280 that's why it can move through water and air and space because it kind of moves outside of
00:33:46.760 atmospheres and it can go as fast as it wants because there's no resistance to it and it can
00:33:51.260 sort of play around and that would kind of describe its pinpoint movements and stuff but you need a
00:33:55.560 ton of energy what are those engines called are those the warp engines or there might be there's
00:33:58.860 a nacelle that's a nacelle is an idea of a warp engine but we don't have they're not built yet
00:34:03.400 it's an idea that sunny here we don't know that they're built yet well yeah good point um and they
00:34:07.920 might be uh who knows what darp is doing but you know sunny hero white put together a white paper
00:34:13.140 i believe it was last year that i put out that article and and there's something called an
00:34:17.500 nacelle but his drawing of what or his idea of what a warp drive would look like is the exact
00:34:24.380 almost, which is wild and not
00:34:26.300 intentional. It's from the Enterprise.
00:34:28.580 I was going to say, it sounds like Star Trek.
00:34:29.880 Star Trek, yeah. And we talk about
00:34:32.240 how close science fiction was.
00:34:33.860 See, Matt, my knowledge is relevant.
00:34:37.100 Well, I guess
00:34:38.000 we're not going to know.
00:34:39.620 As the blurry pictures are released,
00:34:42.240 you know, maybe it's tech.
00:34:44.040 And, you know, I spoke to some skeptic once,
00:34:45.720 that was more skeptical, even more than
00:34:47.700 Pearson, that said,
00:34:49.220 governments are not good at talking to each other.
00:34:52.320 And one agency could have tech
00:34:53.960 that another one doesn't know about.
00:34:55.260 And just because fighter pilots may not know what they see,
00:34:57.920 and even when members of Congress are briefed
00:34:59.700 on what seemingly is unknown,
00:35:02.020 it's because whoever's telling them
00:35:03.880 what they know or don't know doesn't know.
00:35:06.420 And it's really a siloed information.
00:35:08.900 And like you mentioned, DARPA, Black Ops Project,
00:35:10.580 projects that are unfunded, not on books.
00:35:12.600 I mean, really, I'm going to throw it to Matt
00:35:13.780 to finish his talk before we move on to NK Ultra
00:35:15.500 because you've been in those briefings, Matt.
00:35:17.320 You've had a lot of viral social media moments about UFOs.
00:35:21.020 What's your take on it?
00:35:23.960 I sat on the subcommittee that oversaw DARPA for six years, and I never observed technologies that would explain what we've seen in some of these tranches.
00:35:36.700 Now, again, I'm sure some of the stuff for weather balloons.
00:35:42.140 Yeah, because the limits of my knowledge are the limits of the stuff we have going on.
00:35:48.280 And when you see that crazy star bouncing around, when you see particularly what Chrissy was saying about propulsion, about the ability to traverse air, water, and then form and reform, I can tell you there's not stuff in DARPA that does that based on my review as a congressman.
00:36:09.740 Well, there you go.
00:36:10.600 I guess we'll never know.
00:36:11.700 So let's talk about something else we don't know, whether MKUltra is still happening.
00:36:16.740 and just to give the viewers a background on MKUltra
00:36:19.960 and we've talked about this briefly on this podcast
00:36:21.980 I've talked about it on my show
00:36:23.500 but MKUltra is not the name of a rave
00:36:25.420 or one of these EDM festivals
00:36:27.160 it's a program
00:36:28.280 that involves some of the same drugs
00:36:29.700 that is true
00:36:30.580 maybe that's why
00:36:32.060 maybe we should start a rave called MKUltra
00:36:34.880 but there's this program essentially
00:36:38.020 that the CIA was running
00:36:39.240 and this is my explanation of my understanding of it
00:36:41.580 and it's probably going to be completely inaccurate
00:36:42.960 and Chris will correct me
00:36:44.480 But basically the government had this program where they were just scooping up people from various parts of society, whether there be homeless people or criminals or people from jails or just people at a bar looking to pick up women.
00:36:56.160 And they would collect them, kidnap them, and essentially give them lots of drugs over a period of time.
00:37:01.940 The idea was to wipe their minds by giving them all kinds of drugs and torture and different experiments and then replace their mind with whatever they wanted to do with them.
00:37:10.540 there was various no one of me knows why they were doing it or what they hope to accomplish
00:37:14.980 from the program we just know through releases of these burn bags that this was in fact happening
00:37:20.580 and the question is whether it's still happening because there's been multiple countries involved
00:37:25.320 i talked about today in my show in germany they they took a i guess it was an old lab or something
00:37:30.160 and they they used it as basically a cia torture chamber and they brought these mk ultra people
00:37:34.220 there they're using nazi scientists and we talked about the horrible experiments they did i think
00:37:38.720 Matt, you and I talked about this on my show.
00:37:40.700 So basically what the audience needs to understand is that there's a program called MKUltra.
00:37:45.080 It's not a conspiracy theory.
00:37:46.420 It's real.
00:37:47.260 We're the CIA.
00:37:49.160 Working both in the United States and in foreign countries with foreign governments.
00:37:53.140 We're kidnapping people, giving them all kinds of drugs, performing experiments on them, recruiting people to recruit people for this program.
00:38:00.700 And there's real victims, people who actually were in this program and then doing God knows what with them once they were reprogrammed.
00:38:06.700 The only conspiracy theory is what they did with these people after they were programmed, and that's the part where we can discuss.
00:38:13.180 But did I miss anything with what MKUltra is?
00:38:15.260 No, that was great.
00:38:15.980 It's so true.
00:38:16.840 Yeah, it's wild to know that it's even real.
00:38:19.220 So you've done a ton of research on this, MKUltra.
00:38:23.180 So briefly, with the program that happened, do we know what happened to the people that were MKUltra'd, how many victims there were, and what is MKUltra now?
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00:39:03.060 That's a great question.
00:39:04.020 We don't know what MKUltra is now.
00:39:05.920 We won't know for the next like 20 or 30 years or maybe never, right, of what's happening.
00:39:10.720 I hope we do.
00:39:11.580 And the people that are suffering, I'm sorry, because it's wild.
00:39:15.820 The first question you asked me is, you know, when, right?
00:39:18.240 So like 1953 to 1973, so 20-year span of this.
00:39:23.420 And it's, sorry, what was the other part you asked me there?
00:39:25.380 Oh, first question first was what happened to the people that were MKUltra?
00:39:28.560 Where are they now?
00:39:29.280 Right.
00:39:29.440 Well, some are victims.
00:39:30.900 We don't know how many there were, but we know that there was multiple victims, specifically in the Alan McMorril Institute in Canada, in Montreal.
00:39:39.460 Were there, not to interrupt your flow, but were there hundreds of victims, thousands of victims, tens of thousands?
00:39:44.940 We don't know.
00:39:45.400 No idea.
00:39:45.920 We have no idea.
00:39:46.780 We know that there's victims that, because we could say there was hundreds, but there might be thousands.
00:39:51.340 There was children and women targeted mainly.
00:39:54.600 I know.
00:39:55.780 It's targeted mainly and men as well.
00:39:58.540 Why do you think that's the case?
00:39:59.960 Because we have researched that, too, Chrissy, and we have found the same thing, that there are victim accounts of children in vulnerable situations on the U.S.-Mexico border, in war zones that were abducted for this purpose.
00:40:18.000 Why do this to children?
00:40:20.020 Well, it's horrible.
00:40:22.500 I don't know why they were doing it with children, but what I can imagine and assume that they were doing is they were testing.
00:40:28.280 You know, in Canada, I wrote a story. This is wild, but the same thing with the indigenous community. We have residential schools and, you know, we have tens to thousands of children that are under these schools that we have found that that ended up dying at residential schools.
00:40:43.920 And we found it through some of these reports. And I know it's it's horrible. And so we found it through some of these reports that at residential schools, they were doing side testing.
00:40:53.540 And so Psy testing is something that did happen in MKUltra as well,
00:40:56.660 but they targeted children to have their Psy abilities.
00:40:59.660 And so they wouldn't torture them, but they would target them
00:41:02.380 and they would do different types of tests with them
00:41:04.740 to see if they were psychic, and that's what Psy is.
00:41:07.660 And so there's questions from Jordan Jozak,
00:41:10.760 who's a person that has come forward now in the most recent,
00:41:13.400 and we still have to verify him,
00:41:15.160 but he says that he was in a program when he was 21 years old
00:41:18.800 and that he was given LSD, or not LSD, he was given drugs and was tested on.
00:41:25.380 And he was a child, right?
00:41:26.920 He was young, I believe.
00:41:28.440 Sorry, he was 21 now.
00:41:29.740 Is the psi real?
00:41:30.100 I think he was 10 when it happened.
00:41:31.580 Well, the question is, we don't know.
00:41:33.300 Yeah, if what they were looking for was this psychic ability in children,
00:41:36.880 it begs the question if they ever found it.
00:41:39.480 Well, the question is, I think they did.
00:41:42.300 We'd never know.
00:41:43.700 We wouldn't know, but I think they did.
00:41:47.120 Why do you think they did?
00:41:47.860 Just from talking to people that are adjacent to SI, it's something I've been researching and looking into.
00:41:53.080 You know, I don't have any definites right now because it's just such a wild topic to talk about and to really pin down.
00:41:59.280 But I've been talking to victims and to people that say they have SI abilities and, you know, learning more about it.
00:42:05.620 I call myself baby SI right now because I'm totally learning about it.
00:42:09.720 I'm so new and I put myself into those communities to learn more.
00:42:12.700 But what I'm hearing is that mainly that these children are being targeted.
00:42:16.100 And some of these children, though, too, have been part of the military-industrial complex, and we're hearing that as well.
00:42:20.900 And that's scary.
00:42:22.340 Their whole families have been part of it.
00:42:24.060 They have been targeted, and then throughout their generations they've been targeted, Canadians and Americans.
00:42:29.000 Wait, wait, wait.
00:42:30.100 That's a really important point that I want to follow up on.
00:42:32.720 Walk me through what you have observed about the intergenerational connection within families to participate in these horrific tests.
00:42:44.740 Yeah, well, it might be the fact that, you know, someone, again, I'm Canadian, so it's different for us. You know, we didn't have our families didn't serve in Vietnam, we weren't part of certain wars. So you don't really see the ideology so embedded into Canadians, but you see it in Americans. And that's just an observation. There is no comment to if it's good or bad, you just see it.
00:43:04.060 And so when I'm in the States and I'm meeting tons of different Americans and flying around, majority of the people I meet are service people all the time. I think I'm a magnet to them, people that are in service.
00:43:16.520 And so we just end up having really lengthy conversations in planes or if I'm at events or at conventions, and I'm more likely to meet them specifically at conventions.
00:43:25.540 But what I'm seeing, though, especially if it's been Psy, I've asked them within Canada, and these are people in MKUltra, too.
00:43:31.920 I just got off a call with a daughter of a victim, and their family was intergenerations involved in the military.
00:43:42.440 And so you're seeing this connection to it.
00:43:44.480 I don't know what that connection is.
00:43:45.840 I hope I show up tomorrow for saying that in my own place.
00:43:53.740 But yeah, it's scary.
00:43:55.080 It's scary to think that this is something that maybe is embedded into the military industrial complex.
00:44:00.100 Again, this is all just theory right now.
00:44:03.340 There isn't full proof.
00:44:04.540 We're looking for it.
00:44:05.460 And a lot of this is testimony that's coming forward.
00:44:07.760 That's why we need the documentation of MKUltra.
00:44:10.820 We need the other countries to come forward.
00:44:12.520 Germany, the chancellor in Germany.
00:44:14.280 We need Canada, McGill University to finally release those documents and the rest of that they probably do have.
00:44:20.040 And along with all the other countries that were given this program, because a lot of those roads stem back to MKUltra because there was 169 MKUltra shoot off programs.
00:44:30.600 The subprojects.
00:44:31.620 Subprojects.
00:44:32.480 So there's two phases of this.
00:44:34.860 And I want to get into the second phase in a moment here because I don't want to run out of time before talking about what MKUltra evolved into.
00:44:39.840 But regarding MKUltra itself, because I know a lot of people at home are probably thinking, like, okay, it happened, so what?
00:44:46.780 There's two reasons why so what matters here.
00:44:49.440 One reason is there's still victims that need to be compensated for what happened to them.
00:44:52.600 They were kidnapped and tortured and done God knows what to.
00:44:56.900 And we also want to know, you know, really to the extent of what they did with some of these folks.
00:45:01.800 Now, can you describe some of the things that they did to these children or these women?
00:45:07.080 Because I don't think people really understand the level of torture.
00:45:09.460 They think, okay, they took some drugs.
00:45:10.860 They're like, I did that in college, and I'm not MKUltra.
00:45:13.220 What kind of experiment?
00:45:14.700 I didn't do that in college.
00:45:15.940 I'm saying other people have.
00:45:17.540 What kind of people?
00:45:19.220 It's a great clip.
00:45:21.860 What kind of people?
00:45:23.700 I mean, what kind of things did they do to these victims that were kidnapped?
00:45:26.840 Because they weren't volunteers.
00:45:27.980 They weren't like, oh, I'm in a mall.
00:45:29.420 They're going to give me a free can of, you know, a free cookie at Aunt Annie's,
00:45:32.660 and I'm going to go take these drugs and see what happens to me.
00:45:35.160 These were people that were kidnapped and taken against their will.
00:45:37.920 So what did they do to them once they had them?
00:45:39.380 Yeah. Sensory deprivation. They would also, they would do something called de-patterning where they
00:45:44.380 would try to wipe out your memory. You're talking about you and Cameron?
00:45:46.880 Yeah. You and Cameron. Exactly. At the Alan McMorrell Institute in Montreal. He was the
00:45:50.360 doctor that, the psychologist that put these torture techniques forward. De-patterning was
00:45:54.840 a big one. And how would they do those things?
00:45:56.360 Yeah. So they would do electric shock therapy, but they would also then after doing de-patterning,
00:46:01.360 they would put like a recorder underneath that would say, you know, your mother hates you. And
00:46:06.960 it would say it over like 20 to 60,000 times so that it was embedded into you. So they would wipe
00:46:12.240 your brain. They would wipe everything and you would come out as a Stafford wife, really. And
00:46:16.540 you had, you had no memory. You were, you were just a body. And so then these victims then would
00:46:22.520 have to then regain, like how to, how to walk, how to talk, how to do all these things. And some of
00:46:28.400 them did, and some of them didn't. Some of them ended up being, you know, getting mental health
00:46:31.720 disorders like schizophrenia. Um, some died, you know, and this was to children and to women.
00:46:37.660 They targeted women at a time where they would say, you know, my wife is not listening to me.
00:46:43.080 So they would drop her off at Allen Memorial Institute. You know, that was acceptable back
00:46:47.220 then. It wouldn't be anymore, but it was then. And so it was, it was horrible. You know, there was,
00:46:52.740 there is more techniques. And I was saying this on your show before we see these techniques now
00:46:57.000 have ended up into the jail system um it happened in kentucky louisiana there were seven african
00:47:03.100 americans that were dosed every single day for 77 days with lsd like come on are you giving me a
00:47:09.880 break like i know you're in jail but come on that is this is the most ultimate torture we don't know
00:47:15.420 we don't know what happened to them we have no idea we don't know if they survived we don't know
00:47:20.780 so my understanding was that uh cameron you and cameron was trying to figure out how to basically
00:47:26.740 program spies or something like that um but he also was a few things he was trying to do yeah
00:47:31.580 he was trying to cure mental disease i think like cure all mental disease that's what he said that's
00:47:36.200 what he said yeah he was the wily enough this wasn't just some kind of rogue psychologist this
00:47:41.080 was a premier of the world yes of the world and of canada and was like the top of one of the tops
00:47:46.220 in psychology and so he was implementing these tortures with sydney godley who was also running
00:47:51.100 this program in the cia and so it's horrible it's horrendous what happened and now again we look at
00:47:58.500 things like i was mentioning before guantanamo bay we've seen these torture techniques now in
00:48:03.060 also guantanamo bay and it's happened during the 9-11 raids you know there were innocent victims
00:48:08.300 that were picked up and one specifically is in jail still um i i never can announce his name
00:48:13.840 properly i'm so sorry but i feel bad for this man because he's been in there he's been deemed
00:48:18.220 innocent by the united nations he's been deemed innocent uh by the british government and they've
00:48:23.580 given him reparations and they can't get him out because there's a little clause this tiny little
00:48:28.420 clause in the cia that says they can't and that even though the government has said he is innocent
00:48:33.600 the reason why they will not take him out of uh was in camp seven and they probably have moved
00:48:38.980 him into camp five i believe now the reason why they won't take him out is for the fact that he
00:48:43.720 has been so tortured and he has seizures every day. Now, here's the catch. This man was innocent
00:48:50.600 when he went in. He had nothing to do with Al-Qaeda. He had nothing to do with any of it.
00:48:55.360 But what this man had when he came in was a split personality disorder. The government
00:49:00.920 did MKUltra tactics, would waterboard him, would put him in a coffin with water up to here,
00:49:07.000 would um sexually harass him they would do electric shock they did everything to this man
00:49:12.820 and he was innocent all he had was a split personality disorder and that's it they tortured
00:49:18.540 a man with a split personality so the idea here is the idea here is yeah that you still there now
00:49:24.320 too so the idea is you mess with their brains you reprogram them and then you sort of and the idea
00:49:29.660 with these folks these captured combatants or whatever then you go and let them loose amongst
00:49:35.040 the Taliban or wherever they came from, and now they've been reprogrammed to kind of turn
00:49:39.880 against their own people, which begs the question, and Matt, I'm curious to know what you think
00:49:43.620 about this, which begs the question, what happened to the program now? Because now we're talking
00:49:49.180 about a program that supposedly ended, but yet these tactics are arguably still being
00:49:52.780 implemented, as you mentioned, and then you look at various events, and this is a conspiracy
00:49:56.480 side, so put your tinfoil hats on, but now you look at situations where, you know, even
00:50:01.600 You know, Lindsey Clancy's of the world.
00:50:02.800 You have the people who do kind of crazy things.
00:50:04.700 What inspired them?
00:50:05.500 The school shooters, the, you know, the Fort Hood shooters, like all these people who just
00:50:10.100 something triggers inside of them.
00:50:12.380 They do these horrific things.
00:50:14.540 Is it possible that these people are being MKUltrad?
00:50:17.700 Well, if you want to believe Tom O'Neill, who is an investigative journalist, he wrote
00:50:20.900 a book on this and said, that's what Manson was part of.
00:50:23.700 And I don't, I've never gone down that road fully yet.
00:50:26.820 And you might get met.
00:50:28.460 You might know more than I would.
00:50:29.900 I haven't.
00:50:30.220 We've spoken to witnesses. Yeah. Okay. There you go. We've spoken to witnesses who say that
00:50:36.400 Charles Manson was the driver of the van that a number of these women would get into to go to
00:50:44.440 various parties in the Hollywood scene and get people into compromising situations. And that
00:50:51.400 Manson was very mild mannered at that point. And the witnesses we've spoken to, I don't think we
00:50:57.040 good things to say about him, but it shows the volatility here. And David asks the operative
00:51:02.380 question, I've never known the government to shut down anything that worked. And just because
00:51:07.980 something doesn't work, that doesn't really mean that we shut it down either. You can look
00:51:11.540 throughout the Pentagon at examples that are replete with failure but continue to receive
00:51:16.740 funding. Things change name. Things end up in different places. But if there was ever a time
00:51:24.820 where they were able to get what they wanted.
00:51:27.600 And I think that Christie identified the Psy
00:51:29.980 as one of the features that they wanted,
00:51:32.060 but they also wanted operational capability.
00:51:34.760 They wanted to be able to put these people
00:51:36.900 in situations to drive conduct.
00:51:38.980 And that was the genesis in Nazi Germany
00:51:42.420 of a lot of these experiments that emerged in MKUltra.
00:51:46.880 So do I believe that the CIA is doing experimental testing
00:51:51.300 that involves drugs, chemicals, and vulnerable people to this day
00:51:56.200 in order to achieve operational capability,
00:51:58.420 I'd be very surprised if they were not.
00:52:01.100 Aligned.
00:52:02.120 Well, on that note, Matt, we're running short on time.
00:52:06.520 Final thoughts on...
00:52:08.200 Well, I could talk to Chrissy all day.
00:52:10.560 I'm so glad that we get to watch her on David Pollock primetime.
00:52:13.840 Oh, that's nice. Thank you. That's a very nice compliment.
00:52:16.260 I could be here all the time talking to you guys.
00:52:18.060 Yeah, come back next week. Let's do it again.
00:52:19.220 Well, what is so interesting about all of this stuff is that, you know, we tend to talk about the obvious things, right?
00:52:26.660 We talk about politics.
00:52:27.660 We talk about even sports and entertainment.
00:52:29.820 And then when these really interesting sort of deep, dark stories come about, we seem to dismiss them as being too crazy to talk about.
00:52:36.660 But they're actually real.
00:52:37.740 And I think that's why all these shows are so interesting to people.
00:52:40.360 Like, why aren't we talking about this more?
00:52:42.260 And the fact that we don't talk about it is why these programs are allowed to happen.
00:52:45.800 So us having these discussions, the transparency of it, I think protects us from these type of things because if you take away the taboo nature of some of these things, well, maybe it wouldn't be so easy to have UAP programs or MKUltra projects.
00:52:58.460 Let's talk about it.
00:52:59.320 Let's just make it as normal as anything.
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