[0:08:35 - 0:09:00] I went inside the facility went into the flight security controller office which was just right to the right as you open the front door and Bill Holliman he was a staff sergeant he was talking to his wife back at Ellsworth and the toggle switch or the rocker switch was on the wall just behind him right next to the entrance of the elevator door with the officers used to go down the elevator to the capsule.

[0:09:00 - 0:09:08] And I said hey Bill I said there's something out here strange in the air I said some lights I said do you mind if I flip my lights at this flip the lights at this thing.

[0:11:03 - 0:11:23] So he comes outside I said hold on right there we walked about twenty twenty five feet and I said look at that you see that goes yeah I just flash the lights at that thing and it flash back at me and he just looked at me as in disbelief so I said stay right here and I ran and you're all fast and I said hey Bill you gotta come see this thing because he and I we went back

[0:12:26 - 0:12:35] gone ran back outside I know Bill Holman thought I was a nut by that time so I get back out there and it flipped off and it did

[0:15:16 - 0:15:25] and it sounds like and you it rings until you pick it up you got a snatch it off the wall and of course Bill Holleman did that and he I hear him

[0:43:08 - 0:43:12] Uh bill hollumon the site cook

[0:48:28 - 0:48:34] There was this if somebody struck a liberty bill right next to my head

[1:22:17 - 1:22:23] Where you ran in and you started signaling what that what you thought was a b 52 at the time. What was the name Bill holiman?

[1:22:23 - 1:22:29] Bill holiman. I have done touch with bill. Well, I know as William William something holiman. We called him Bill

[1:23:21 - 1:23:23] And so you just never saw Bill again

[1:23:24 - 1:23:29] No, maybe a guard mount once or twice. Hey, Bill. That kind of thing just passing here say hey, Bill

[0:47:38 - 0:47:45] the pilot who is flying that hairier jet. You think he got Bill film footage of it?

[0:55:45 - 0:55:49] the money the next day to pay up my phone bill and all this other stuff. And and the woman,

[0:55:46 - 0:55:53] Fologist Bill Moore and Stan Friedman to interview them for the documentary. They're showing this. He closes the motel door.

[0:58:03 - 0:58:20] He was in propulsion. He knew Bill Moore, who was fluent in French, was a crony of his. And he spoke French in the O.A. documentary. Victor did kind of, I think like a homage. I don't think that's crazy. The biggest thing is a guy named Phil Klotz, Phil Klass.

[1:00:07 - 1:00:36] high school, that they hired his name was Bill Mums. He said, I can't tell you it's real or not. It does not have creases under the armpits like every foam, animatronic dial that's been made. And another thing is this was definitely 1,000% filmed on 16 millimeter. I said, Bill, why is that unusual? He said, well, really, the only people that filmed on 16 millimeter in the in the early 90s till now, or, you know, maybe some some motion picture, if they want to have all time film. But the government is not going to be able to do that.

[1:00:56 - 1:01:21] And then send your doop victor to other networks to sell the tape before he comes to you. It just sounds too secure. She's cute. And to too much, even Bill Mums, this a special effects expert said they would have just filmed this on VHS tape and put it out. They would have never went through the steps of 16 millimeter to VHS. And Victor said he was the one that did that.

[1:06:29 - 1:06:39] Yeah, there was a gentleman, a former Define Secretary, a deputy's name Chris Mellon and Robert Bigelow, the billionaire from Las Vegas.

[0:01:57 - 0:02:01] They were basically told, Bill, one of these from the pieces, is make it work and explain

[0:12:30 - 0:12:35] that we spend billions of dollars on black technology and we keep it secret until every other country

[0:18:28 - 0:18:33] now. One is the government doesn't want to admit how many billions of dollars are put into black

[0:37:21 - 0:37:31] You know, but you're not necessarily going to share every little nuance of, hey, I went to get a frappuccino and I ran into Bill and he told me his dog needs to be walked and just got shot to the vet.

[1:22:19 - 1:22:28] of our universe is roughly 13.6 to 13.9 billion billion with it be billion light years in any direction

[1:22:53 - 1:23:00] 13.9 billion so if we are in the middle I can see that way 13.9 billion that way 13.9 billion

[1:23:00 - 1:23:07] that's roughly 27 billion light years across and that's just the visible universe scientists

[1:23:21 - 1:23:27] beaches in all the world yeah right and so if the universe is actually a hundred billion light years

[1:30:06 - 1:30:09] out of the billion people who are like yeah I was abducted and fucked by an alien where you're

[1:56:55 - 1:57:01] like you I have I have the same issues as you I pay my bills like you I've been saying biases you

[2:00:07 - 2:00:12] gonna spend a billion dollars to make a million just tell them the UFOs are eating the dogs they're

[2:00:34 - 2:00:38] over again it's not like the military industrial complex has a problem saying yes to a bill if it's

[2:29:09 - 2:29:13] they go home they pay their bills and they're putting their life on the line every day for you

[2:33:09 - 2:33:14] 10 years later what happens company A becomes a multi-billion dollar aerospace company

[2:35:34 - 2:35:41] stick with your example okay company A if they became a multi-billion dollar or whatever the government

[3:02:33 - 3:02:39] the billions of dollars that we spend trying to keep in a competitive technological advantage over

[3:07:34 - 3:07:40] and he was he was a senior staffer for bill co in senator bill co in and then later when bill

[0:16:01 - 0:16:09] back in billion years from now and start all over again with a big bang and then time

[1:48:48 - 1:49:00] his name was Bill Ray. Site is a mountain. It is bitter cold and windy,

[2:27:46 - 2:27:55] you know bill was on night duty but he's not here today and I don't really know who that was

[0:01:07 - 0:01:10] As I was saying to Bill on the way over here,

[0:28:39 - 0:28:44] Some of them, if only as a $3 bill.

[0:43:44 - 0:43:46] You're staring at me, Bill.

[0:43:47 - 0:43:49] Bill, one thing.

[0:44:05 - 0:44:06] I'm sorry, Bill.

[0:00:59 - 0:01:01] Bill, I think we're beyond that already.

[0:01:44 - 0:01:49] Look, Bill, I'm not telling you that it doesn't sound wacky.

[0:23:25 - 0:23:29] The oldest evidence of life on Earth is about three and a half billion years old.

[0:23:33 - 0:23:38] This crater that you see here was a lake three and a half billion years ago.

[0:25:37 - 0:25:42] to be the remnant of an ancient river delta, where billions of years ago conditions should

[0:29:38 - 0:29:44] Thinking of everything took more than 25 years and 10 billion dollars.

[0:30:53 - 0:31:00] Since the beginning, the big bang, the arrow of time has flown nearly 14 billion years.

[0:31:57 - 0:32:00] all the hundreds of billions of other galaxies.

[0:32:49 - 0:32:53] It's like we have this 14 billion year old story of the universe, but we're missing that

[0:34:01 - 0:34:04] Bill Oaks and Greg Robinson run the program.

[0:35:46 - 0:35:49] $10 billion rides on those pins.

[0:35:59 - 0:36:05] Bill Oaks told us that if something does get stuck, there is an emergency plan.

[0:37:50 - 0:37:56] That means that there are more planets in the galaxy than there are stars, hundreds of billions of planets.

[0:41:22 - 0:41:33] enormous swirls of billions of stars each, some like our own Milky Way, and others well out of this world.

[0:42:36 - 0:42:44] that galaxy, that's a galaxy, that galaxy is more than 33 billion light years away.

[0:43:56 - 0:44:00] as the 10 billion dollar observatory ready for launch.

[0:13:29 - 0:13:35] engineering whistleblower Bill U-House. U-House was featured on Stephen Greer's disclosure project

[0:14:01 - 0:14:08] The simulator, according to Bill, became operational in 63 to 64 and was based off a recovered

[0:16:36 - 0:16:42] eight years in USMC service and tours in Korea for U-House and importantly shows Bill's

[0:16:42 - 0:16:48] demonstrating capabilities of the second engineer's battalion. Bill's role in the second engineer's

[0:21:25 - 0:21:29] This site would line up, identically, to the description of our next witness, Bill

[0:21:35 - 0:21:40] Bill Bulliebush was driving his car in the afternoon of December 9, 1965, where he observed

[0:21:42 - 0:21:47] Bill stated, quote, the object appeared to hesitate over the lowerville area, then made

[0:21:53 - 0:21:57] Witnessing the object's descent, Bill turned his car and went to the top of the hill, now

[0:23:26 - 0:23:30] Bill Bulliebush who fled the woods when he heard the fireman approaching, independently

[0:27:00 - 0:27:05] Like that of then teenager Bill Weaver, who noticed four men exit a light-colored box

[0:42:14 - 0:42:20] Not only was this ARL awarded the largest research contract in Penn State history, $2.1 billion

[0:46:51 - 0:46:58] For over two hours from 10-10am to 12-51pm, Johnson met with the Joint Chiefs of Staff Bill

[0:48:51 - 0:48:56] As previously mentioned, including in the morning meetings were Bill Moyers, the personal assistant

[0:49:56 - 0:50:02] met with McNamara, Vance, Bill Moyers, and Dr. Donald Hornig, as well as Secretary

[1:00:43 - 1:00:47] I gave the guard my identification and showed him my bill of landing and was directed to

[1:05:00 - 1:05:05] officer's billy club. The general smacked the object and the tool flew out of his hands.

[1:05:28 - 1:05:32] The concept of bodies may be supported by the testimony of Bill Weaver I mentioned earlier in

[0:01:04 - 0:01:15] What is a bunker? Wait, I mean, we hear all about these billionaire bunkers last I checked though the Pentagon doesn't pay billionaire contracts to its employees.

[1:05:51 - 1:05:57] months, we had no idea what the hell is going on. And then finally, come on, Bill, well, no, but it's

[1:49:20 - 1:49:23] world, the same nothing of all the technology that I don't know exists. And the eight billion people

[0:01:51 - 0:01:57] You can call me Lou, if you want. I know I look more like a Bob or a Bill or a Joe. Thank you very much.

[0:26:01 - 0:26:14] Is it possible for our search for intelligent life that in all that time, Earth being 4.5 billion years old approximately that intelligent life found us first?

[0:28:50 - 0:29:05] A lot of it trying to research these things that are very real. You don't spend millions of millions of dollars and billions of dollars on a wild goose chase. You don't do it. And hiding black budgets and things. You do it because something's real in legit.

[0:33:48 - 0:34:01] To put this into perspective, we spend billions with a beat billions of dollars each year to maintain a strategic advantage from an intelligence perspective, all 17 agencies of the intelligence community.

[0:34:40 - 0:34:58] That would be the greatest intelligence failure this country has ever experienced, eclipsing that of even 9-11 because despite the billions of dollars that we invest, there was a single indication or shred of information over seven years at some country had managed to develop this technology.

[1:16:14 - 1:16:18] Earth has been around for four and a half billion years. So, so modern human have only been here in

[1:18:36 - 1:18:42] is about 40 billion B billion light years. Now what's a light year? It's the time it takes in the

[1:18:57 - 1:19:06] to a year. And now multiply that to 40 billion years, right? That is an enormous distance. And that's

[1:19:17 - 1:19:23] about a universe 100 billion light years and human beings is infinitesimally small spec right in

[2:04:34 - 2:04:38] you, we'll give it to you because we, this is a live bill at this point. We're keeping the lights on,

[2:40:53 - 2:40:57] I'm not your father. You know, this is not your father's ultimate bill. I don't, I don't think,

[1:26:33 - 1:26:41] In back in the 50s and Bill is his head of material science and has been since the beginning of foundation at that point.

[1:26:49 - 1:26:55] But I don't get he doesn't get a report from the lab I get a call from bill Mallow about it.

[1:27:04 - 1:27:11] Bill says I've got your piece of your sliver of the implant.

[1:27:49 - 1:27:59] Oh listen I studied a lot of them with Bill I mean Bill and I became close friends and we studied lots of the ones that Roger Lear was producing from here in LA.

[1:28:46 - 1:28:56] It was trying to to reach to communicate with me and failing and that's why it was like that but I didn't know that at the time so I'm in Bill's office.

[1:28:56 - 1:29:02] We're talking about it and suddenly he says your ears turning bright red I said I hear it Bill it's on.

[1:29:28 - 1:29:39] So I think I you know I say to Bill I want to know signal is that well we'll send you some information of course they never do.

[0:04:28 - 0:04:35] If you can do that, Bill, then it becomes a safety issue for the American public.

[0:14:15 - 0:14:17] Bill, I think we're beyond that already.

[0:15:00 - 0:15:05] Look, Bill, I'm not telling you that it doesn't sound wacky, what I'm telling you is

[0:45:55 - 0:46:04] Over the last two decades, the Navy spent $55 billion on two investments that did not pan out.

[0:46:18 - 0:46:29] The cost of each ship by one estimate was upwards of $8 billion, making them the three most expensive destroyers ever put to sea.

[0:46:39 - 0:46:46] 30 billion dollars later, the program ran aground after structural defects and engine trouble.

[0:50:06 - 0:50:20] After control of explosions in 2021 to prove it could withstand combat, the Ford got closer to deployment, six years late, and billions of dollars over budget.

[0:52:35 - 0:52:43] But the GAO reports that it is already a quarter of a billion dollars over budget and three years behind schedule.

[0:53:03 - 0:53:14] The Navy's total budget request for fiscal year 2024 is over a quarter of a trillion dollars, an $11 billion increase from last year.