Lou Elizondo

The man at the helm was Lou Elizondo.

In my opinion, the ATIP program was an informal working group, not a real program besides anything written on a couple pieces of paper that was directed, not directed, but the man at the helm was Lou Elizondo.

And when this plan kind of failed and Trump got in office, then that whole crew and ATIP kind of shifted towards targeting Lou Elizondo.

If you look at Lou Elizondo's early public appearances, especially the videos he released with Chris Mellon, who Chris Mellon, you know, was, I think, an assistant deputy director in the USDI, Undersecretary for Defense for Intelligence.

And this is what I believe Mellon and Lou Elizondo tried to push with the New York Times article and the videos they brought forth.

And you can start to see weird milestones in that, like when did Lou Elizondo start talking about UFO crash retrievals?

And the bridge between Clapper and the bridge between Lou Elizondo.

I wonder who provided Lou Elizondo the top cover for the ATIP mission.

And I'll say that if Lou Elizondo had a position within the legacy program, he should just come out and talk about it.

And that, in my opinion, involves, allegedly, Lou Elizondo, Chris Mellon, and the OSAP crew.

And so he said that there was 115 and somebody asked about Lou Elizondo and Greer and the questions.

now where have we heard that before right lou elizondo's yes do you think um that that title is a

Lou Elizondo will talk to me, but not publicly.

Lou Elizondo mentioned that in one of his, in the recent book he wrote to, Imminent.

Pentagon UFO whistleblower and investigator Lou Elizondo. Lou, it's nice to have you with us.

Well, Lou Elizondo, we appreciate you coming on tonight. We appreciate you always fighting

And so I don't know if you have a take there, but you have like Lou Elizondo, you know, long time, you know, OSAP, A-Tip, you know, modern day UFO whistleblower, who is for a while at least was more on kind of the threat narrative.

Unlike David Goresh or Jake Barber, others, Lou Elizondo, I have no whistleblower story at all.

is not to uh to disparage lou elizondo because i personally like lou and i respect him a lot but he

you know you're naive whatever uh lou elizondo i'll say the same thing uh christopher mellon these are

You've got, obviously, you know, David Grush, you know, Lou Elizondo.

that allows people like Ben Durek and Lou Elizondo and David Grush,

Ryan Graves, David Grush, David Fravor, and in our second hearing, Admiral Gallaudet, Lou Elizondo, and Mr. Gold, and the many others that have come forward.

So it was really funny, actually, because let's back up a little bit, but a couple of years, and I was just talking to Lou Elizondo about this.

Yeah. And, uh, you know, tip my hat to, to Dan Farah and Lou Elizondo. That was an exquisite accomplishment. Everyone can criticize how a film's put together, but trust me as a filmmaker myself, uh, I think that's going to help move the needle.

So, um, I'm, I'm excited about the times. And I feel like Moment of Contact, New Revelations of Alien Encounters, I don't know, the timing seems to be perfect because, like, Dan Farah's film, Age of Disclosure with Lou Elizondo, is kind of everything that our film isn't.

And he stood up for Lou Elizondo and I'm very grateful for that. But I asked him this question.

And Lou Elizondo said he saw that footage.

They broke the 17 Lou Elizondo,

as recent as Lou Elizondo,

So I took Tom DeLonge and Lou Elizondo to Zanesville or to Pennsylvania.

And we, uh, and I think on the coattails of age of disclosure, um, you know, with Lou Elizondo and

And then Lou Elizondo's

Lou Elizondo, who testified to Congress, omlies matters agrees.