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The moon landing.

One small step or one giant soundstage? Panelists, I'm going to read you a statement.

If you agree, tap your green light.

If you disagree, tap your red light.

Apollo 11 landed on the moon exactly as the public was told.

Wait, what? What? It was exactly how the public was told.

Exactly how the public was told.

Buckley, exactly how the

public was told.

Alex Stein, you disagreed with my statement.

Tell us why.

Well, let me tell you something.

I'm primetime Alex Stein, and I'm not trying to, you know, pontificate, but in 1969, they tell us that technology reached its peak.

We put the first man on the moon, the first time a human being has ever landed on another celestial body.

But what happened after should really tell the story is the fact that the telemetry data, the data that showed exactly where the spaceship was in the sky, was deleted by NASA.

The fact that 1969 technology, if you actually go and listen to the recordings on Apollo 8, It was after Apollo 7, obviously.

You can see, I forget the astronaut, but he plays music while they're in the lunar lander, when they're blasting off.

You can hear the music perfectly, but you can't hear any of the engine from the 7-ton engine that they're sitting on.

So the idea that the moon landing was real, when you look at the landing footage...

Wait, wait.

You're talking about taking off from the moon? You couldn't hear anything? You couldn't hear anything.

Because of

the vacuum space outside the lunar lander? First of all, let

me finish.

When it landed, you can look at the pods that landed from the lunar lander.

The moon landing.

One small step or one giant soundstage? Panelists, I'm going to read you a statement.

If you agree, tap your green light.

If you disagree, tap your red light.

Apollo 11 landed on the moon exactly as the public was told.

Wait, what? What? It was exactly how the public was told.

Exactly how the public was told.

Buckley, exactly how the

public was told.

Alex Stein, you disagreed with my statement.

Tell us why.

Well, let me tell you something.

I'm primetime Alex Stein, and I'm not trying to, you know, pontificate, but in 1969, they tell us that technology reached its peak.

We put the first man on the moon, the first time a human being has ever landed on another celestial body.

But what happened after should really tell the story is the fact that the telemetry data, the data that showed exactly where the spaceship was in the sky, was deleted by NASA.

The fact that 1969 technology, if you actually go and listen to the recordings on Apollo 8, It was after Apollo 7, obviously.

You can see, I forget the astronaut, but he plays music while they're in the lunar lander, when they're blasting off.

You can hear the music perfectly, but you can't hear any of the engine from the 7-ton engine that they're sitting on.

So the idea that the moon landing was real, when you look at the landing footage...

Wait, wait.

You're talking about taking off from the moon? You couldn't hear anything? You couldn't hear anything.

Because of

the vacuum space outside the lunar lander? First of all, let

me finish.

When it landed, you can look at the pods that landed from the lunar lander.