Avi Loeb on Pentagon's new UFO data dump

[00:00:00]And what was striking about the latest [music] document release was a letter from the director of AARO in the Pentagon, John Kosloski, who basically reported about an event that lasted two days in October 2023 where law enforcement officials noticed unusual objects in the sky. And that included orbs that give birth to smaller orbs, something that we are not familiar with in terms of, for example, drones or flares or balloons doing that.

[00:00:38]And the other phenomena, and he said in the report that 40% of those phenomena cannot be explained in terms of technologies that the US possesses or that adversarial nations are using. And so that raises the question of what are these objects?

[00:00:55]And by the way, this letter is extremely unusual because how often do you see a government employee admitting in an official letter that is publicly released that they are not doing their job.

[00:01:08]I mean, their job is to figure out what these objects are because the most down-to-earth explanation is that if they they are not made by the US, then they are perhaps gadgets employed by adversarial nations to conduct surveillance of strategic assets that the US has. And therefore, it's a matter matter of national security. Uh but here there is a report released to the public saying, "We don't know what 40% of those details are in in the event that took place in October 2023, relatively recently."