Oct 19, 2026 · 1 hr 43 min · 11 segments
October 18: Linnea Lueken joins the show, UFO and UAP Headlines, the Time and Space Sports Desk with Howard, Ferrum College memories and Toasters are Evil
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Linnea LuekenGuest
The headline is, Why Ross Coulthart Says NASA's UAP Disclosure Isn't Complete by Ross Coulthart.
There's actually two names, Ross Coldheart and Alicia Sitz, I believe is the name there.
Investigative journalist Ross Coldheart is questioning NASA's transparency about Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, or UAP.
He says the agency has not released important records from space missions going back almost 60 years.
During an exclusive interview with News Nation's Nancy Liu, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said the agency has fulfilled its obligations under President Donald Trump's UAP disclosure initiative.
We have disclosed all of our materials as part of President Trump's pursue effort, Isaacman said.
We are going through the files and putting what we have out for the interested public.
NASA, quote, NASA may have released all of the historical records that it has so far identified and selected for pursue, but that is vastly materially different from saying that all NASA records relevant to UAP have been found and disclosed, Coldhart said during a discussion on News Nation's reality check.
Coldhart said, said NASA has released only portions of certain mission records, including material related to the Apollo 12 and Apollo 17 missions.
In those pages, astronaut Alan Bean described seeing unusual particles of light moving away from the moon.
The problem is what NASA has released is only a very, very small four pages from the Apollo 12 transcript.
He also questioned why NASA has not released certain photographs mentioned by Apollo 17 astronaut Ron Evans.
The headline is, Why Ross Coulthart Says NASA's UAP Disclosure Isn't Complete by Ross Coulthart.
There's actually two names, Ross Coldheart and Alicia Sitz, I believe is the name there.
Investigative journalist Ross Coldheart is questioning NASA's transparency about Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, or UAP.
He says the agency has not released important records from space missions going back almost 60 years.
During an exclusive interview with News Nation's Nancy Liu, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said the agency has fulfilled its obligations under President Donald Trump's UAP disclosure initiative.
We have disclosed all of our materials as part of President Trump's pursue effort, Isaacman said.
We are going through the files and putting what we have out for the interested public.
NASA, quote, NASA may have released all of the historical records that it has so far identified and selected for pursue, but that is vastly materially different from saying that all NASA records relevant to UAP have been found and disclosed, Coldhart said during a discussion on News Nation's reality check.
Coldhart said, said NASA has released only portions of certain mission records, including material related to the Apollo 12 and Apollo 17 missions.
In those pages, astronaut Alan Bean described seeing unusual particles of light moving away from the moon.
The problem is what NASA has released is only a very, very small four pages from the Apollo 12 transcript.
He also questioned why NASA has not released certain photographs mentioned by Apollo 17 astronaut Ron Evans.
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