A professor at Stanford believes that aliens exist!

A professor at Stanford believes that aliens exist!

Episode Transcript

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The Morning Breeze on Demand ninety eightpoint, When the Breeze, Morning Breeze,
Carolyne McCardell and Court Johnson. Hey, Caroline, are you hearing about
this Stanford University professor that's making abig news. No, his name is
doctor Gary Nolan. He's a professorof pathology. They're at the medical school,

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and he believes in aliens. Okay, Stanford, that makes sense.
You're about you're at the medical school. You're talking aliens. Okay. Yeah.
For some reason, he was askedabout alien life on Earth, and
he says that he believes one hundredpercent that extraterrestrial extra terrestrials exist and that
they have visited Earth. In fact, he goes on to say, they've

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been here a long time. Theymay still be among us. Where are
they? That's a great question,So which leads me to ask the better
question, do you believe? Oh? Man, I don't know. I'm
on the fence. You're on thefence. Okay. I'm not going to
say no, and I'm not goingto say yeah. I'm unsure. I'm
open to it. How about you. I'm the same with you. I

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don't want to discount it, youknow. Yeah, not that I've had
any experiences of my own, butso many people have said they had experiences
though. That's why I can't dismissthis. And that's the other thing.
Here's ninety two percent of the world'sUFO sightings take place in the United States.
Yeah, so majority of UFO sightingsare here in the United States,

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and a good chunk of those,percentage wise, happened right here in California.
Oh really, in fact on theStanford campus. Maybe with doctor Gary
Nolan himself, but yeah, it'sin fact, California is double the next
closest state, which is wow,in terms of number of reported UFO sites.
And this goes all the way backto the nineteen thirties when UFO sightings

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first started to happen. Oh yeah, I have a friend who is totally
into it. As a matter offact, she's going literally next week to
an alien convention. Okay, yes, there's like a UFO slash alien mention.
I don't know where it's happening.I think it's in California. She's
going to this, right, sopeople people that believe really believe. Yeah.
Again, I'm curious to know though, if, like anybody at Stanford

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is like a professor Nolan. Yeah, excuse me, stop talking about aliens.
You're a medical doctor. Hey,get back to yeah, teaching class.
Yeah, I'm very curious. Iwould love to hear from any Breeze
listener that is one hundred percent surewhere you could call us and say,
I am so confident that aliens andUFOs exist. I'd love to hear from

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people that have had experiences. I'mfascinated by this. Well, again,
you go to these stats. Themajority of them are here in the States,
and the majority of them are herein California.