The Pentagon has released its own 60-page report on strange events around a ranch in Utah, widely understood to be Skinwalker Ranch. Inside are witness interviews, hand-drawn pictures of creatures, hair samples sent to a DNA lab, a radio signal the team could not trace, and plants used as radiation…
A former director of the Pentagon’s UAP task force has written a memoir, and he says he saw non-human craft with his own eyes. He also says that even the president is being shielded from the truth. We go through what Jay Stratton says in his book and his Fox…
Chris Bledsoe’s October 7 date has passed. He says the alignment he was shown happened, but the only thing anyone has verified is a star and a thin moon. We trace how his prediction moved from the equinox, to Easter, to October 7, and then to “an alignment, not a…
UFO whistleblower David Grusch is back on Joe Rogan, and this time he says the bodies recovered from a crash site weren't all greys. Living reptilians were recovered too, he claims, and some of what's crashing might not be malfunctions at all, it might be the wreckage of one non-human…
An artist paid twenty-five thousand dollars to sink a bronze Squidward statue in the Mediterranean, just to mess with future archaeologists.
24 years into the Mothman Festival and the statue's backside has a very tarnished reputation for one specific reason.
Stanford researchers say the human brain isn't one organ, it's two separate nervous systems that fused together over 550 million years of evolution.
A sound engineer breaks down brand new drone tech that makes no noise at all, and why that could be misdirecting everyone watching the skies.
Jeff's read: both AI and UAP disclosure are being framed as national security threats at the same time so that whichever one "wins," the public accepts less privacy and more control over infrastructure as the trade-off.
Everyone's saying the viral Tehran footage is a TR-3B Black Manta, so we break down why it doesn't actually match the real patent.
Musk told The Economist that once AI and robots can out-produce human demand for food, housing, and everything else, currency itself becomes pointless — Jeff's take is that this ties directly into the "AI is too big to fail" push happening right now.
Mysterious lights returned to Tehran's skies this week, almost exactly 50 years after Iran's most credible military UFO encounter on record.
Jeff's point: AI is being treated as "too big to fail," just like the banks — and when a reporter asked Ted Cruz point-blank if AI should be the one to kill us, he responded, half-joking, that he'd rather it be American killer robots than Chinese ones.
A cluster of lights hovered over Tehran this week in the middle of an active war, almost exactly 50 years after Iranian Air Force jets lost all instrumentation chasing an unidentified object in that same airspace. Tonight, Sound Man Skeeter joins Jeremy to break down why the new footage is…
Jeff's reasoning: AI doesn't bother him, but quantum computing does — pointing to old claims from CERN about peering into alternate dimensions, and the idea that "hacking-proof" systems like Bitcoin wouldn't be the only thing at risk once it's real.
"High Strangeness," a group exhibition at 555 West 57th Street in Manhattan, brings together nine artists exploring encounters and unidentified anomalous phenomena — one piece is literally titled "Purple Cyclops Mothership."
Jeff's take: if you're working on classified anti-gravity propulsion, you'd want a dead man switch — if you end up dead, everything you know gets released to the public automatically.
A family in Bolivia found a kitten with unusual spots and raised it as a house pet before handing it to a sanctuary — it just turned out to be Leopardus tilcayo, the first new wild cat species named by science in over 100 years.
Jeff's take: AI's entire goal is to feed on biological life and replicate itself across the universe, one star system at a time — and that's why every telescope we point outward finds nothing alive out there.
Hard Mountain Dew's Bigfoot Bounty requires hunters to meet 4 of 7 oddly specific criteria — down to footprint length and the exact speed a heat signature has to move through the forest.
It's called quantum immortality: the idea that your consciousness can't perceive its own end, so at the moment of death it shifts into a parallel branch where you keep existing — meaning no conscious being ever actually experiences dying.
Digitized 16mm footage of 10-14 unexplained objects filmed near Tremonton, Utah in 1952 just went public — the same week the Department of War gave whistleblowers real legal protection to testify without fear of prosecution.
David Grusch told Dr. Phil he spoke to a cabinet member who worked the issue for "Darth Vader" himself — all in the same year Bigelow claimed he scripted Trump's disclosure line, a former Pentagon consultant named 4 alien species on live TV, and a 74-year-old MIT recording surfaced, with…
Three hundred episodes. Six years. And tonight, a voice this show hasn't heard from in almost a year sits back down at the table, just for one night. This is a bonus episode — no news tonight. Instead, we hand Jeff the entire year he missed, catch him up on…
