0:05 Hey, what's happening, guys? In the next clip, Lou Elizondo, a former U.S. government employee from the Pentagon, reveals something pretty fascinating. In a recent interview, he spoke about how, although he knows a lot more than the public, he doesn't have all the answers, including how to find these UAPs. But just recently, he divulged that they are coming real close to reaching out to this tree of knowledge. Really fascinating stuff. Really scary stuff, too. Check this out. If you were a civilian scientist and could place a limited amount of sensor systems around the globe, where would you focus on placing them in order to capture data on UAP? Thanks. So I will share something with you. I won't go into too much detail, but we're looking at that right now. And you'd be surprised. It's a lot easier than you might think. You might not even need a whole bunch of sensors. You might just need one.
1:02 And you might need to know where to put it and then how to cooperate that data with other data. I'm going to do a very polite pass on that because my hope is that in the not too distant future, I can share the precise answer to that. And I think, you know, I don't use this term very often, but I think it's going to blow your mind. I think you guys are going to go, oh, my God, it's been there all along. What do you think of that? Please continue to send me interesting clips about this phenomenon to Brad Burnham at ProtonMill.com. And I will continue to share everything that I have found and others have sent me with you. You guys are the best. And I'm looking forward to meeting all of y'all someday soon. Stay safe. Stay tuned in, because just like you saw in the last video, this is about to get crazy. See you all right here real soon.