I am joined by Disclosure activist Steve Bassett to look at how things have progressed for the UFO topic in the latter half of 2024 including;
Steve's summary of where we are currently
The UK & US Drone/UAP incursions
Congressional & Senate hearings positivity
Trump being the Disclosure President
The first 60 days of 2025...
If we dont get Disclosure soon, will it be too late?
Listener questions
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Andy
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