The Varginha UFO Crash and Retrieval of Alien Bodies FT. Congressman ERIC BURLISON

0:09 Speaker 1: All right, We just here in Washington, DC. We just wrapped up on the presentation part of the James Fox National Press Club event where he brought folks from the nineteen ninety six Virginia case. One member of Congress is brave enough to be here and get up on stage, Eric Burrelson, You need no introduction on total disclosure.

0:30 Speaker 2: How are you doing doing good?

0:31 Speaker 1: Yeah?

0:31 Speaker 2: To be here to see you in person.

0:33 Speaker 1: Again, good, it's yes, And it's my favorite. There's nothing like speaking to a guy like yourself or anyone in person and feeling that electricity this event, having it outside of the United States, did it open your eyes to anything new? Was there anything that caught your attention about any of the witnesses? I mean, what's your overall reaction to that.

0:56 Speaker 2: What's interesting about this is that it's really a three dimensional respective of what happened on that day and in nineteen ninety six. So you have the narrative from the individual who was driving and saw it crash right right in front of him, that got out and actually walked the debris and felt the material. And then you have this the story of the the doctor who saw first handed and actually examined whatever that whatever the being was that they brought into the hospital. You have the the pathologist who took the samples from apparently someone who was scratched and ultimately died, who died and and took those samples, and then and then obviously he had corroborating evidence as well from another witness.

1:48 Speaker 2: And I'm not sure that when is still alive today, but yeah, but by and large is quite a bit, you know. And then you have the six witnesses that spoke, They weren't able to physically come here. It all had varying stories. The women that were all together that actually saw what they thought was an alien and encowering.

2:10 Speaker 1: We talked about this last night with some of the interviews that I've done, which is people, you know, something I find about this case that really intrigues me is that we're bumping up against now. When those girls did see that the being, it smelled of ammonia sulfur, right, it had red eyes and horns. What does that sound like to you?

2:30 Speaker 2: Yeah?

2:31 Speaker 1: A demon?

2:32 Speaker 2: Well yeah?

2:32 Speaker 1: Right? So could it be that you know, what was mistaken as angels and demons is now potentially aliens and you know, non human intelligence.

2:45 Speaker 2: Or maybe not necessarily mistaken, but that they are. Yeah, the same narratives that people are reading back in the day is the same beings that you know, we just we think of them as completely separate, different category, but it's certainly under the possibilities that it's the same category of things.

3:04 Speaker 1: Just a different lens being looked at or looked through that. And you know, this case seems to touch on so many things, you know, the biologics, the US involvement, you know, unwarranted involvement or unknown involvement, and you know then crash, crash, retieval, so many witnesses, there's so much. Do you think that there's a case that is equivalent in the United States that we should be chasing down or anything that that is this significant?

3:34 Speaker 2: Well, we I think that the Roswell This really reminds me of the Roswell case because there's so much that happened and that really kind of stemmed from that. And I think this is Brazil's Roswell case.

3:46 Speaker 1: Absolutely, And is there anything that you can garner from what you heard today that you can take and chase down.

3:55 Speaker 2: Absolutely?

3:56 Speaker 1: Absolutely.

3:57 Speaker 2: So I'm gonna be working with the senator that came today who in trying to get whether it's any images or documents that you know, we're going to make an official request. We're going to make requests for any flight logs, and then we're also going to see what we can do about getting getting the body zoomed of the of the soldier that died and see if we can't get samples from that body.

4:23 Speaker 1: Wow, that's that's that would be amazing.

4:27 Speaker 2: So those are some of the things that I immediately come to mind that we can some of the chains that we can pull.

4:32 Speaker 1: How important is it now to get this UAP Disclosure Act passed in the United States? So that because it seems that other countries seem to follow us, right, So do you think that that might be a domino that falls first in this line?

4:47 Speaker 2: I think other countries are seeing us take the lead. You're right, Japan, for example, after we created the UAE Task Force or the UPD Caucus and the Disclosure Task Force, you seeing Japan do the same thing. And so it's good to know that there's, for example, this gentleman, the senator from Brazil, hopefully that he's part of one of many that feel the same way. So I think that, yeah, we a lot of ways. The United States leads the world and hopefully they're seeing our effort for disclosure and they want to join us.

5:22 Speaker 1: What would be what do you think? I mean? I see, I feel like if this is app or you had a penny every time someone asked you, this is the global society?

5:35 Speaker 2: Is the global people?

5:37 Speaker 1: Are they ready for this kind of information if it does touch upon religion, theology, you know, if it impacts people's daily life to that degree, Do you think the world's stage is ready for this talk?

5:52 Speaker 2: I do absolutely. I think that Look, we all went through globally COVID, and yeah, people's realities changed a little bit, maybe work schedule changed, but people found a way to adapt and make it happen, make make the new normal right at least for that window of time where things were a little bit goofy. And I think that the American not I think the world has the capability of surviving anything, and so I think that we should not be holding back, and really we should have confidence that the people have the ability to take the truth right.

6:28 Speaker 1: I'd be remiss if I didn't ask. Last time we spoke, you discussed this potential whistleblower that was going to be coming or potentially coming forward. Any update. I know it's only been a couple of weeks.

6:40 Speaker 2: I've actually had a meeting with him in person, and he has an extremely compelling story and I think he'll be helpful throughout the investigation. No direct physical evidence that he has with him, which is, you know, disappointing, but he might. But he's an extremely credible witness, has a different perspective on it, a different perspective, well, not of the phenomenon I'm saying. He comes from a different background perspective. Oh and that's some of the people that have come forward, so are.

7:12 Speaker 1: Well that's interesting. What are the next steps for Congress? I mean, obviously, there's so much going on in the world. It's hard for me to It's hard for me as a UFO guy to even be like, how do they tackle this when there's the fraud in Minnesota, there's this war, there's that war. How do you balance time for this topic?

7:34 Speaker 2: Well, that's a good question. I mean, I'm working on healthcare reform. My office is working on the Transportation Infrastructure Bill, highway projects projects around the Lake and my district. So you're right, like this because this is kind of a become a personal passion find to me, my free time becomes my work time. And so this is something that I work on whenever I have whenever I have time.

7:59 Speaker 1: Well, in my opinion, I think you are one of the bravest members of Congress. I tell you offline that you're my favorite member of Congress and.

8:06 Speaker 2: You haven't met Eli Crane yet.

8:08 Speaker 1: True. True, true. If there is one thing that you could tell a newcomer, someone who maybe is just coming onto the scene for the first time, what would be your recommendation to them? Where should they start? This should be a moment of contact. Watch should it be? You know, the congressional hearings?

8:26 Speaker 2: Well, I mean, look, the internet is a great way to follow the rabbit trail. Listen to your podcasts or watch your podcast There's a number of great documentaries that have been done, and so there's a lot of good material out there to step into. And I'll tell you it's a it's a very vast nice of knowledge. Yeah. It really is the people, the events or the history, the agencies involved, the you know, the communities that are interacting here, whether it's the whistleblowers or the press. There's a lot of people to get to know today alone, I had one person ask me if I if I know of ten people, and of the ten people they mentioned, I knew maybe four.

9:10 Speaker 2: It's it's just there's a it's a vast community, it really is.

9:15 Speaker 1: I'll get get you out here after this, after this one for you from where you started to where we are now, what do you think has been your biggest achievement in the UFO UAP area.

9:28 Speaker 2: I think having the hearing and getting those witnesses to come forward. Hearing the first hand testimony from whether it was Dylan Borland or Jeffrey Nusatelli or Chief Wiggins these that was a very that was Getting them to come forward was fantastic. Getting being able to release the video that we were able to release, having new physical evidence. It may not be definitive, but at least we're making some ground. And then we are we've been able to have interrogatives. We've had a follow that follow up as it wasn't successful, but with the Aerospace Corporation, and then we anticipate that we're going to get follow up on some more interrogatives and then we will continue to make ground in getting interviews.

10:17 Speaker 2: So there's a list of people that we're reaching out to that have not voluntarily come forward. We're trying to get Tim.

10:24 Speaker 1: Taylor to come forward. You got to get that guy, Tim Taylor, Tim Taylor, NASA get him. One of the themes for what we're doing because we drove from Boston and Gene he's behind the camera right now, him and I drove from Boston. One of the themes of this video is like this new year, a lot of people in the community that are constantly bickering at each other, which causes just a noise, not the signal. The theme of this is getting off your ass being a part of the change that you want to see in the community.

10:53 Speaker 1: Is that something you could you can get on board with.

10:55 Speaker 2: Absolutely. That's the call to action that I made today, is that we need people to be change agent, not somebody that's just an Internet.

11:05 Speaker 1: In the armchair expert.

11:07 Speaker 2: Right. Yes, yes, yes, shouting down your joining a faction and shouting down people, is it helpful? Try to become trying.

11:16 Speaker 1: Yeah. If you're if you're defending your favorite UFL guru, like it's your fantasy football team, we're having a problem. Right Congressman, thank you you are the Absolutely you're just such a good person and you have great aura, and I know that we have wearing good hands with you as representation. Even though you're so my state, I know I feel better that.

11:39 Speaker 2: You're in Congress.

11:41 Speaker 1: So thank you so much for everything you do, any time, all right, A