June 12, 2026

Disclosure Day: Apocalypse With a Press Release

Disclosure Day: Apocalypse With a Press Release
Disclosure Day: Apocalypse With a Press Release
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Disclosure Day: Apocalypse With a Press Release
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Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day may be one of the most culturally important films of this moment — not because it proves anything, but because it reflects what society is already wrestling with. In this episode, Bennett Tanton looks beyond the movie itself and explores disclosure through the lens of history, mythology, faith, secrecy, power, and apocalypse. Not apocalypse as destruction, but apocalypse as unveiling — the removal of the veil. This episode asks whether humanity is truly ready for hidden truths, non-human intelligence, government secrecy, and the possibility that the categories we use — aliens, spirits, cryptids, paranormal phenomena — may not be as separate as we think.

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Broadcast sat stay.

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In the minds of the people.

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I'm gonna talk about some disclosure Day. I watched, went

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and watched it. It was a it was an overall

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good movie. So I've got something that I wrote to

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keep my head on straight about my thoughts on this movie,

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which again I thought was I thought it was good overall,

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but you know, it's it's a movie. So I'm calling

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this disclosure Day apocalypse with a press release. So for

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those that don't know, I'm Benettan and I am the

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host of Broadcasting Seeds. Todight, We're gonna do a little

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something different. This isn't really it's not a movie review,

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and I'm not here to tell you whether you should

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spend your money on a ticket or or whether Steven

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Spielberg's latest film deserves five stars or two stars. I'm

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not other than I thought it was a good movie.

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What I want to talk about tonight is something much bigger, okay,

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And I want to talk about why I think this

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movie exists and why now? So why a filmmaker who

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has spent nearly fifty years now I mean, what Spielberg

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close encounters all the different movies they's maybe e t

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fifty years exploring humanities. I guess you call it fascination

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with extraterrestrials. Extraterrestrials would return to the subject in twenty

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twenty six, and perhaps perhaps most importantly, what Disclosure Day

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says about us as people as humans, because after watching

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this film, I don't believe it it's really about aliens.

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I talked to John Kurlin earlier tonight about it, and

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I don't think it's really about aliens. I don't think

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it's really about UFOs. I mean, I think it's about revelation, uh,

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and power and about power. I think it's about humanities

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standing on the edge of a truth that may not

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that it may not be prepared to receive. So tonight

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we're gonna, you know, going a little beyond the movie itself.

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And I'm not really going to give any spoilers. H

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I kind of intended to maybe, but not not so

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much so. Uh, I'm gonna, you know, we're going to

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talk about Disclosure Day through through a broadcasting Seeds lens,

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and that lens is a lens of history and of

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mythology and faith. I through the parent you know, paranormal

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stuff and and a lens that I pay a lot

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of attention to is the lens of power. So I

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guess we'll just get into it. One of the first

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things that struck me about this movie was how familiar

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it felt. I've watched Steven Spielberg movies for like I said,

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you know, forty years or so, I'm fifty two, and

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I remember, I think I've seen every movie he's ever made.

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And it felt familiar, not because it copies other films,

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but because it reflected conversations that have been happening in

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the UFO community for years. Think about that. For decades,

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disclosure has it's been considered fringe and the territory of

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late night radio shows. I mean, I'm a kid that

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grew up with Coast to coast AM and this lived there,

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conspiracy researchers and independent investigators, and frankly, when this all

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kind of went down, like when I was young, people dismissed,

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dismissed this stuff as crackpots and dreamers. But then something changed,

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like something's been progressively changing. Now we have congressional hearings

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about it. Military videos have been released, not enough, and

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I don't think the real videos, or at least I

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think there's a lot more there, But we've also had

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whistleblower step forward, mainstream news organizations begin discussing UFOs openly

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and having segments on it, and the conversation moved from

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fringe to more of center. Right, and Spielberg has released

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a movie called Disclosure Day. I mean, it doesn't get

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any more in your face than that, considering all the

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disclosure that we've had, right, I mean, that alone should

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make you stop and think, because Hollywood doesn't create stories

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in a vacuum. They just don't. Stories emerge out of

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culture from culture, and they reflect what society is already

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wrestling with. And right now our society is wrestling with disclosure.

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A lot of people are a lot of people don't

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know what the hell we're talking about either. So this

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is one of those things where this movie, I think,

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is going to kind of peel the lid off of

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a can a little bit. But the central theme of

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the film, in my estimation, is really it's not even aliens,

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it's information and who controls it, who owns that information,

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and who reveals it decides when the public is ready

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to know the truth, like who that's what it's And

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throughout history, power has often rested not with those who

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possess the truth necessarily, but with those who control the

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access to it. Kings understood this, Priests understand this as well.

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Governments understand this. Corporations and executives absolutely understand this, and

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the gatekeepers. The gatekeeper is often more powerful than the discoverer,

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period and that's one of the most interesting aspects of

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the movie. The enemy isn't an invading alien force, and

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the obstacle that we've got across isn't a hostile civilization

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right from another star coming inbound. The obstacle is actually

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secrecy itself. The obstacle is the system and the machinery

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that decides what reality the public is allowed to see.

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And that idea should sound familiar with all the people

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in this niche and genre, because whether you're talking about

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UFOs or classified programs, hidden history and intelligence operations, and

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even bring it into like financial corruption and political narratives,

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we consistently find ourselves asking the same questions, and the

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biggest one is who is controlling the story. Now, let's

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talk about the word disclosure. Disclosure day, right, Let's talk

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about the word disclosure, which is to me, it's a

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fascinating word. Because disclosure isn't discovery. Discovery happens when something

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is found, okay, But disclosure happens when something is revealed.

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And that's a huge difference, a huge deferential. Discovery implies ignorance,

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right we are not. Disclosure implies knowledge already existed somewhere.

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I don't know somewhere. I guess, yeah, somebody knew about this,

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and somebody has access that they're not sharing, right, holding

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the information, and now some of that is being released.

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That distinction matters, especially to me. I think it does

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because the movie isn't asking whether humanity discovers another intelligence.

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The movie's actually asking what happens when humanity learns that

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somebody already knew and that changes at all. Because people

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can process a mystery. What they struggle the process and

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I hear it all the time. What they struggle the

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process is betrayal. I mean, we very much feel betrayed.

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The idea that the truth was available the whole time,

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all along, but hidden behind walls of secrecy that drives

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people insane. So this this brings us to one of

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the most fascinating spiritual ideas hidden inside this movie, the

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concept of apocalypse. Now when most people hear that word,

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they think about destruction, uh and the end of the world,

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fire and judgment and chaos. But that's that's not what

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that word. That's not what apocalypse actually means. It's not

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what it originally meant. The Greek word apocalypse apocalypse with it,

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but it's spelled with a C or a K, not

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a C and a y. You know what I mean.

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It's spelled different, but that means unveiling or or like revelation,

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the removal of a vain an apocalypse and apocalypse is

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actually an uncovering and a revealing of hidden things, and

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viewed through that lens, Disclosure Day is an apocalyptic story,

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not because the world ends, but because the veil is

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lifted and the old reality dies and a new reality emerges.

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That process throughout time. Again, we talk about patterns all

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the time on the show, and that pattern is always

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that process is always traumatic, because every revelation destroys something,

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every truth kills a lie, and every unveiling ends a

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previous understanding of the world. Think about that, Think about

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how he humanity reacts whenever a major paradigm shifts.

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Right.

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We We've lived through plenty in this the last you know,

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decade to two decades when people discovered the Earth wasn't

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the center of the universe. Now, I don't want the

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flat earthers and I don't want the heliocentric. I don't

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want to cause a fight over what you know. Oh no,

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you live under the fermaent. Just bear with me. I'm

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running with I'm talking to everyone here. Okay. So when

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people discovered the Earth wasn't the center of the universe, right,

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that was a paradigm shift. When continents were shown that

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they actually moved, or you know, plate tectonics, whether or

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not you believe in that is not the point. Another one, germs,

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When germs were discovered, right when DNA was understood, or

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you know, we're still getting into that. But when DNA

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has been understood and the genome was mapped, and when

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when we split it, when we split the atom for

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the first time and nuclear power emerged, every major revelation

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disrupted the existing order in place. Okay, Now, imagine a

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revelation that humanity is not alone. I mean, some people

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know it already, but or I guess you could say,

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perhaps more accurately, imagine they're being proof. No theories not

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blurry videos or the actual proof, right, what would happen?

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Would people celebrate, I'm sure some would. Would people panic

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again saying would religion collapse? Would religions collapse maybe? Or

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would they adapt? Would governments maintain authority? Markets? Think about again?

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I keep going back to financials. Would markets survive and

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society become more Would we become more united since we

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have this thing to unite around or more divided? These

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are questions that sit underneath in this movie. Now let's

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step outside the movie for a moment, because one thing

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I found particularly interesting is the timing. And I'm sure

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that I'm not alone in this at all. We're living

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in a moment where disclosures discussions of non human intelligence

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are no longer confined to fringe communities. We started this

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episode that way. Former intelligence offers. Officers have spoken out publicly,

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regardless of whether you believe their ops or not. Again,

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doesn't matter. Military personnel have spoken publicly. Members of Congress

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have spoken publicly. Government agencies have acknowledged phenomenon that were

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once dismissed. Whether you believe those claims or not is

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absolutely beside the point. The fact that the conversation is

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happening at all is significant. The Overton window has absolutely shifted,

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and the boundaries of acceptable discussion have expanded, and this

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movie arrives in the middle of that shift, and I think, again,

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I'm going to say it. I think it's going to

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cause a lot of people to possibly open their eyes.

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That makes it culturally important, whether it's factually accurate or not.

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Now I want to ask the question that I suspect

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many of my listeners have already been asking, what exactly

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are we dealing with? And if disclosure were to happen tomorrow,

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what would be disclosed? Aliens, interdimensional beings, advanced civilization, spiritual entities,

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something we don't even have language for yet, maybe right.

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One thing that I've learned after I figured it out today,

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I've got something like eight hundred plus interviews that I've done.

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Now they're not all about this subject, but done hundreds.

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Learned after hundreds of interviews is that the categories don't

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stay separate for very long. So talk to UFO researchers

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long enough and you'll hear stories that sound paranormal, And

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talk to paranormal investigators long enough and you'll hear stories

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that sound spiritual. Talk to cryptid researchers long enough, and

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you'll hear stories that overlap with both. All the boundaries

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begin to blur. I say this ad nauseum, they all rhyme.

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And that's where this all becomes interesting, because maybe the

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biggest assumption we make is that the phenomenon fits neatly

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into a category we already understand. But I don't think

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it does. Maybe it doesn't for those of us who

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approach these subjects I'm gonna go here through a Biblical worldview,

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that question becomes even more important because Scripture contains its

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own accounts of strange beings, messengers and watchers, principalities and powers,

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spiritual entities that interact with humanity, kind of like aliens. Now,

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before anyone misunderstands me, I'm not saying the movie is

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secretly telling a Biblical story, although there is some religious

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context in it from it's a Catholic kind of thing.

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But either way, what I am saying is is that

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humanity was always wrestling with the possibility that we are

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not alone. Okay, that idea? Think about that. That idea

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pre day to modern Ufo culture by literally thousands of years.

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The names have changed and the descriptions change and the

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interpretations change, but the question remains, who else is here?

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That goes across cultures, goes across continents like every other thing,

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And that may be the most important question raised by

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disclosure days. Not whether disclosure is actually coming, and not

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even whether aliens exist, not whether governments are hiding that

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information either. The biggest question is, in my opinion, if

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the veil is lifted, who do we discover standing on

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the other side? Because that answer changes everything. So as

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I sat and watched that movie, it couldn't help thinking

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about how often humanity seeks revelation while simultaneously fearing it. Yeah,

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I guess that's so great. That's a good way to

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put it. We want we always want answers and certainty.

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We're always looking for a mystery to be solved. Right,

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But what if the answer is bigger then we're societally,

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culturally humanity is prepared for. What if it's bigger than

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we're prepared for. What if disclosure isn't comforting at all?

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What if it's destabilizing. I think a lot of us

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think it would be destabilizing. What if it creates more

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questions than it answers? I mean history suggests that is

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exactly what would happen, because every major revelation in human

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history has expanded the mystery rather than eliminating it. That's

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why I think this movie matters, not because it predicts

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the future by any stretch of imagination, not because it

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confirms any theory. And it's not that I think Spielberg

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knows something we don't, but he might you never know.

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But it matters because it reflects a growing cultural obsession,

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an obsession with hidden truths and secret knowledge, with revelation,

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with disclosure. The movie functions almost like a mirror, and

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when look into that mirror, you see not aliens, you

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see humanity, our hopes, our fears, are longing to know anything,

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because folks, I don't think we know shit to fear

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knowing even and our eternal struggle with the question of truth.

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So in the end, I don't think Disclosure Day is

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really asking whether aliens are real at all. I think

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it's asking something much deeper, and that is, can humanity

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handle the truth? And perhaps an even better question, what

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if the truth isn't what we think it is. What

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if the greatest revelation isn't about them, it's about us?

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What if the disclosure is in the end of the mystery,

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it's but the beginning. So those are my thoughts. I

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thank you for following me in all that other stuff,

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all right, so thanks for joining me tonight. I'm Ben

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at tanton Uh. This has been broadcasting seeds out until

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next time. Keep asking questions and keep seeking the truth.

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And remember sometimes the most important mysteries aren't the ones

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hidden in the sky. They're the ones hidden behind the

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stories we're told about reality.

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It's I don't look not a scot talk back press

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release came in the veil when black were truth hit

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hard like a bass in the trunk.

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Everybody lied out our whole world jump. Now the veil

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come down and the world go boom. I was raised

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on stat of late night radio Coach to Coast voices.

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Where the strange things go black suits red like five

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steel tight with so when the dark, when the moon

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sit bright? Congress got clips, police got named the same

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old skuy, But the story done changed. They laughed at

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the dreamers, called them more foods. Got a shouts on

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the screen, said we changed the rules. This ain't discovery,

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This disclosure truth in the get old, who.

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Got their kids? Who cut them feed the light of

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the whole.

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World needs they set on the look up now the

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sky talk back, where fresh release came in the veil

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and black, where truth hits hard like a bass in

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the trump everybody lied out our whole world.

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Jump alang, ain't now a veil come down.

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In the world go boom apocalypse. Don't mean the end.

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It means the cover gets pulled. It means the curtain drops.

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It means the lie dies first. And when the lie dies,

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everybody gotta meet what was standing behind it? Is it? Hellens?

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Can't you something with no name?

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Different?

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Mad, same old game.

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Wheel'sing, this guy firing the text. Watch us on the mountain.

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What comes next?

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Because in the fourst lights on the bridge goes to

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the hallway, knock on the bridge. Every little back that

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we build don't fit. But no ma nine laugh when

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we layboled it, they say, stay calm with the markets

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might shake, church bells ringing the news that cause break.

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Some gonna praise, some gonna run, some gonna dance when the.

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Old world done. Whoop, They said, don't look up now

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the sky talk back.

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Let's release came in.

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The veil went black to shit hard like a base

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in the trunk.

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Everybody lining out of the whole world Trump.

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They know, they know theang.

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A veil calm down in the world. Go boom boom

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boom Boo controls the story Boo who controls the Trump

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Boo Boo Boo controls the throw away. Boo Boo controls

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the boy. Ain't the old time? They ain't go there

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go the ain't the old time? Disclosure Day? Hey hey, hey,

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hey hey, a veil online. Wait, ain't no, ain't no,

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ain't no, ain't no m Disclosure Day

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And the veil unwined