[1:09:43 - 1:09:49] for the Mercury mission. Ted Stevens, who is a senator from Alaska, who actually helped start

[0:31:40 - 0:31:45] He talked to some of these fellow senators, Senator Ted Stevens, of Alaska Senator Daniel

[0:31:56 - 0:32:00] Ted Stevens said he saw food fighters off his wing as an Army Air Corps pilot over Europe.

[0:50:42 - 0:50:55] Harry Reid, the Senate Majority Leader from Nevada, with a deep personal interest in UFOs, Daniel Inue from Hawaii and Ted Stevens, Senator from Alaska, who had seen a UFO as a fighter pilot in World War II.

[0:27:59 - 0:28:08] There was two other senators that were involved. You had Senator Ted Stevens from Alaska, who was also a military veteran, and you also had Senator Inue from Hawaii.

[0:10:35 - 0:10:40] who was interested in UFOs. They'd appropriated $22 million. Harry Reid, Ted Stevens from Alaska.

[1:36:22 - 1:36:27] Ted Stevens, you later became a senator in Alaska, and co-sponsored UFO research with

[0:06:15 - 0:06:32] You know, indeed, we love our acronyms right and tell community. It was in 2007, Harry Reid, Senator who is by the way, the Senate majority leader at the time, you had Senator Ted Stevens and Senator Inue, so Alaska and Hawaii as well.

[0:08:12 - 0:08:23] He was Alaska. Okay, Ted Stevens. What was his experience? Well, he reported you know classic food fighter experience these objects that would would pursue him while he was a pilot.

[0:26:46 - 0:26:56] Look, when these things, food fighters, we talked a little bit about Senator Ted Stevens and Allied pilots in these these food fighters during World War II.

[3345.00s - 3356.00s] Harry Reid, who was at the time Senate Majority Leader, Daniel Inouye from Hawaii, Ted Stevens from Alaska,