George Knapp

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... were the three main people that were interviewing, uh, George Knapp, and three whistleblowers.

You know, Nuccitelli, uh, Wiggins, and Borland, okay?

All three whistleblowers, uh-

It wasn't long after that that they announced we're going to do a new round of hearings on September 9th, 2025.

And George Knapp's going to testify about Russian UFO files he brought back.

And, and Luna was, you know, going to engage the Russians and wanted to know what the Russians knew and, you know, about UFOs and JFK.

And I'm like, wow, that's a fucking coincidence.

So that was like the ninth or whatever.

So the next week, I had gotten something through Hollywood Disclosure Alliance with all of the events.

And there was an event in Las Vegas at a library where George Knapp was going to be speaking.

So I was like, all right, I'll just go there then.

A U.S. Navy senior chief petty officer active on the A.U.S. naval vessel.

George Knapp, investigative journalist specializing in UAP documentation.

Senior policy counsel for the Project on Government Oversight, PIOGO.

Volume of information and evidence.

Sworn details of massive flying building objects moving over Vandenberg Air Force Base, 2003 to 2005, and a 2023 maritime incident log from a U.S. naval vessel.

Foreign event dossiers.

Journalist George Knapp submitted historical documentation regarding severe UAP incursions over foreign military infrastructure, including a documented 1982 incident in Russia where a UAP temporarily seized control of ICBM launch codes, whistleblower retaliation submissions, documentation tracking professional retaliation, blacklisting and security clearance revocations faced by active military personnel after filing UAP safety reports, Summary totals across the House Oversight Campaign Total public sessions, three distinct hearings spanning from mid-2023 through late 2025.

Approximately 6.75 hours of open, broadcasted congressional testimony.

So this is what you have to do right now.

Everybody who's listening, everybody who's here today, in addition to watching discussions like this, I mean, Robert Bigelow being interviewed by George Knapp a week ago, said that the American people don't have any kind of real legitimate reason for being interested in this subject.

He said that the only interest that Americans have in this whole issue is what he called paltry entertainment.

That's how the people that are involved in this program perceive we American people.

Yeah, yeah

... were the three main people that were interviewing, uh, George Knapp and three whistleblowers.

You know, Nucciarone, uh, Wiggins, and Borland, okay?

All three whistleblowers, uh-

What the purpose of that was, why they were trying to summon UFOs.

unclear what group did it like was it a legacy operation or was it uh skywatcher the the pursue or whatever trump's new org is that's unclear and certainly whether or not they were doing it to shoot something down is probably the biggest reach from the kind of established facts yeah So journalist George Knapp and filmmaker Jeremy Corbell have a pretty popular UFO podcast.

And in one of their most recent episodes, they were reacting to this story that Coulthard put out.

And George Knapp says.

Quote, Yeah.

I guess my—so Trump authorizing shooting down UFOs, like, who is—so first off, who's doing the shooting if it's not the military? And second off, the military seems keen to do it anyways.

Cool.

But yes, your concerns about who's shooting it down and why, totally valid.

So like, you know, Bob Lazar and everything like that.

So he talked to George Knapp.

And if you're into the paranormal UFO stuff, everybody knows who George Knapp is.

He's like a journalist, I think.

i think from las vegas um but he did like a whole there's actually a film about bob lazar like that came out on netflix it's not on netflix now i found it on tubi actually and i kind of watched a little bit of it today to refresh my memory um so one thing that they found interesting, but also kind of crazy is Bob Lazar said he went to like MIT and all these different schools and they went to try and find his, his records and there are no records.

He's full of crap.

Yeah.

George Knapp was like, no, if you think about it, it makes perfect sense.