21. “A military complex accountable to no one,” Rubio & Coulthart on UAP Whistleblower Grusch

Chuck is out sick, but we’ve got a special cohost for today: Scott’s wife, Annie! We’re going to be discussing the continuing news of impending UAP hearings in both the House and the Senate, possibly this month! We have additional comments from Marco Rubios’ NewsNation interview, discussing whistleblower concerns that speaking out is punishable by death, and the specter of an unaccountable UAP complex. And journalist Ross Coulthart appeared on all the podcasts, and left some juicy bits of information for us, including the possibility that one of the recovered craft was too large to move, and they just built a building around it! Plus, whistleblowers under threat to sign new NDAs and some legal considerations around private contractors working with government-provided UFO material. References Sen staffer: SAS UAP hearing in July Rep. Luna: Grusch to testify publicly at HOC hearing in July Sen. Heinrich: Skeptical of Grusch, but supports UAP hearings Ross Coulthart: Congressional hearings may bump to September Rep. Comer: Some UAP witnesses failed background checks Ross Coulthart: Failed background check witnesses were from Greer Marco Rubio: Full NewsNation interview Marco Rubio: Corrected transcript of NewsNation interview Daily Mail: Senator Marco Rubio worries craft retrieval programs are being run by 'internal military complex' that is 'accountable to no one' Daily Mail: Investigative journalist who broke Pentagon UFO story reveals MORE whistleblowers will come forward but they're scared of losing their jobs, safety and their security clearance Ross Coulthart: Secret UAP hearings for two years Ross Coulthart: Whistleblowers have been threatened to sign new NDAs Ross Coulthart: At least one aerospace co trying to divest itself of a craft Ross Coulthart: Some of these craft are so big they built a building over it Ross Coulthart: Jake Sullivan attended a Senate UFO meeting Houston Lawyer: We’re filing dozens of Rico lawsuits against contractors