Travis S. Taylor

The, the other question is, uh, can we? Because as the four of us in this room know, there are classified programs that are classified for a good reason.

And, uh, um, Dr. Travis Taylor, who is someone I highly respect, you know, f- both for his background and the work he's done and the work he does on the, on the ranch, okay, has written a very interesting little memo where he said he ha- he has some active clearances having to do with space equipment.

So he thought, uh, he could look at what else was there in some of the equipment we launch into space, you know, the, the, the ogive, you know, of those, those rockets or those satellites.

And he found that one particular satellite that was interesting had something like 15 different classified programs on board, all belonging to different agencies and different labs, and there was some reason every one was classified, but those teams were not talking to each other.

Yeah, I do too.

Have you seen the one with Dr. What's his name? Travis.

Dr. Travis Scott, the fucking doctor of rapology.

Yeah, it is his name.

Is it Travis Scott? No.

What's his name? Anyway, he's the guy from...

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Michael Wilson.

Where are we? What does it all mean? How do we proceed from here with this perplexing topic? So that's going to be my Thursday afternoon.

Then on Friday, I'll be moderating a panel discussion that will be featuring my friends Jay Stratton and Travis Taylor, filmmaker and producer Dan Farah, who of course is the man behind the groundbreaking documentary, The Age of Disclosure.

Then, of course, also we'll have Rear Admiral Tim Galladet, Brett Federman, of course, who worked with the FAA and many other agencies in government.

But it is going to be one heck of a disclosure panel.

And that's pretty much been the case in almost every line of work I've ever been involved in.

You get to know people and suddenly find out who all the musicians are, and a jam session ensues.

So meeting Jay Stratton and Travis Taylor for me was really no different.

I'm not surprised at all that those guys are into music.

But spend more time on the ranch.

I know that's hard for Travis Taylor's doing 50 other things all at once.

And bring back Dragon for fuck's sake.

We miss Dragon.

And I'm not saying we're looking to Neo as a god, but...

That movie, to be quite honest, and I was here in an interview with Dr. Travis Taylor a few weeks ago.

He was on a podcast and he even made the statement that if he was God, you know, the best way to create life.

This world, this universe, this simulation is basically like a computer simulation.

We're talking about millions of dollars in equipment.

Travis Taylor, PhD, is an

astrophysicist.

It's nine minutes long that they have continuous infrared footage of this phenomena.

Could a deeper analysis of the footage provide undeniable proof that what the Chilean naval officers caught on camera was, in fact, an alien aircraft? Los Angeles, California, November 25, 2019.

For more than a decade, image analyst Michael Bradbury has examined videos of alleged UFOs, looking for any signs that they could be something other than man-made aircraft.

Intrigued by the recently released video shot from a Chilean Navy helicopter, he has invited astrophysicist Dr. Travis Taylor to join him and lend his expert opinion in examining the footage.

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