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sean: maybe harry reid in nevada not paid a lot that he was catered to.the problem is we had three destroyers for a couple of days the ufos were not friendly but buzzing them military officials are calling this a security threat, what say you tyrus. tyrus: i did not have to research any of this because i know this to be true. , first of all i was once almost adopted by a ufo i was asleep and then a bright light and then banging my shoulders are too big to get into the ship so i was just getting hit up like this and then they let me go in they took off. i don't know that's 100% true but that's how i remember it. the good news is for all the technology and all the stuff they won't land, they know how bad we are they coming, take a look and they say by, and they take off. aishah: i just want to say live on television to get a firsthand look. tyrus: they couldn't get me in. sean: i love that ufos could not get you, great discussion, little bit freaky but to wildcats will know with eight lives after surviving a scary fall and an update the cats have been terro

>> they will have a tough time making that argument even though barack obama was president and harry reidority leader for most of my time we cut the deficit to five years in a row. i would have liked to do more but that is as much as i could get accomplished. what i saw happen over the last four or five years on the spending i have to tell you does not shock me. you can't continue to spend money you don't have. you can't do it at home or in your business but your government can't do it either. at some point, we've got to get our arms around the spending side of this. raising tax rates doesn't mean you're going to bring in more revenue. you are just giving people a bigger incentive to find ways around the tax code. spending in my view has been a problem. >> not to put you on the spot, but if you were back in your old job, we have our biggest deficit and debt in our history where do you start? >> let's excuse the last year and the money spent for covid. they were looking at an economy that was about to bottom out. emergency spending like this i understand the need to do this but when you lo

from his job and revealed the fact he headed up a program there for 10 years with the happen of harry reidhere was a program within the department of defense studying ufo's until that moment. that was a huge revelation. three videos were released. the military has been forced to acknowledge things they would not admit before that. >> tucker: leaking got them moving. we will have more tomorrow night. do you have any idea why generations of military officials felt the need to cover this up? >> it's such a big and complex question. it began in the '40s and 50s and '60s during the cold war. there were concerns dealing with russians. they didn't want things to get mixed up with the russian aircraft. there is a concern what to tell people. it shows advanced technology. what do you tell people when you can't stop it or explain it? there is a stigma that you are aware of. it's been considered for decades to be something ridiculous. people don't want to talk about something that might damage their careers. there are so many factors that kept this under wraps. we are at an important time. i am happy

even though barack obama was president and harry reid was majority leader for most of my time as speaker we cut the deficit 5 years in a row. i have been elected to do more but that is as much as i can get accomplished. what i saw happen in the last four five years in spending, i am shocked. you can't continue to spend money you don't have. or in your business, and government can't do it either. around the spending side of this, the left will say you have to raise taxes, that doesn't mean you bring in more revenue, just giving people bigger incentive to find ways around the tax code. spending is the problem. >> host: what do you cut, what the deficit entered in our history, where do you start? >> guest: let's excuse the last year and the extra money spent for covid. these guys, the economy is about the bottom out. emergency spending like this emergency we have i understand the need to do this but when you look at spending, you can't go very far if you are serious without looking at medicare and medicaid. those are the three big drivers. i'm not talking about making changes, they were not

an article that said this is real, there's a task force being funded by the government thanks to harry reid tucker: that's right, and good for him. i remember when your story first came out and i remember reading that you had been mocked or discouraged when you are in the military from talking about this publicly. i remember you were definitely mocked when you came out with it and that we learned a lot of people have seen this, how does that make you feel and why don't you think you are encouraged to explain more fully what you saw? >> i think it would've been good when the incident happened to investigate because the data was there and now the data is gone, the radar pictures are gone, the tapes we had are gone, so it's one of those hindsight being 2020 and we didn't do that, i like to believe that nowadays the reporting is going up, you are seeing those that jeremy put out that the military is taking this more and more seriously through the intelligence channels and senator rubio putting a clause in the billll that said you have six months to release this and now forcing the government to

harry reid is on the right path.abs with videos showing on the screen. statements like this from harry reid, at the very least this topic is moving from one of the realm of conspiracy to the realm of we need to know exactly what is going on here. isn't that fair? >> it is fair because again ultimately whether uaps as they now call them, whether sort of drones from russia or china, the united states government as again in terms of national security has to know what's out there. ultimately it is their responsibility to find out what's this so they can protect the nation. will: absolutely. douglas mckinnon with a topic i think is one of the most important out there getting the least attention. thank you for your time this morning. >> you bet. will: coming up, hey big spender, president biden trying to sell his spending plans worth trillions of dollars. congresswoman nancy mace calling out the spending spree. she is next. ♪. when i'm on my hands and knees and i'm digging through the dirt. i feel something in me, like a f

harry reid, to former cia directors are coming out the flood gates are open talking about ufo possibilities where do you go from there? >> i don't know. >> i'm just here to listen today at ufo, space talk i'll leave that to you i trust morgan's expertise here. >> i was hoping -- >> i want to know, you might have a window in canada, are they also like wondering if we're being visited. is this just an american thing >> you know what, i'm not sure i'll ask around. i'll do some polling for you >> sorry, i put you on spot. >> it's purely, we're losing our collective minds beyond meat is surging after getting a double upgrade at alliance burnstein to out perform to under perform shares are on pace space for best day in four months but still negative on the year it was hot after going public in 201 2019 but it struggled bait i still think the share price is impressive they are really hanging in there. >> the analyst can see i has a stout valuation. we're talking about 13 times revenue. talking about no cash flow yet this snil the ramp up phase and yes, i think the stock is supported by general ent

now the former deputy cheer of staff to harry reid, the author of "the kill switch."t. i don't want -- whatever reason they are wanting to keep the filibuster and then begging to be like you have to give us the votes to get this thing over is such a perfect irony. >> that is right. and i think, you know, the big question that none of us know the answer to but we are all waiting to find out. are they hughing to this position where they are going to defend the filibuster hell or high water or are they building a record to provide a rational for shifting their position down the road. or is it in between and they don't know which it is yet. that is the most likely answer. manchin and sinema would love nothing more than ten republicans coming forward. that might be the end of filibuster reform. they can show there was bipartisanship. if there is not any bipartisanship on the critical issues they face a difficult choice, whether to give up on the issues they care about or find a way to move towards a version of reform. >> i think this is interesting. you had the counter int

become dysfunctional in congress, it's dated back to the obama administration, it dated back to harry reid eliminating the filibuster in certain circumstances, and, of course, it dates back to robert borkue confirmation hearings. we've seen a lot of decay across the aisle in washington. yes, we've seen a lot of the social fabric fraying but i don't think smearing one side or the other is productive and i think it's fine for us to disagree civilly with one another. >> there are a lot of frazzled nerves on a lot of fronts, on issues of race and policing and covid and the presidential election. there was a lot there to make people feel very torn apart. any ideas on how we move forward? >> i think we keep talking to each other. i think we keep putting forward common sense reforms and policies that a majority of americans can support. that's something that actually president biden, who republicans make out to be incredibly divisive has been doing with the covid relief package. the american jobs act. republicans are even fans of that they would like some money in their bank accounts and they wou

about chuck schumer, i've heard the same charge that was leveled against harry reid, leveled all theabout mcconnell. players of the inside game. treat people and not forest people. while they should be, big picture spokespeople and critics for their own party, they're often just in the trenches. it's all about yardage and turf. do you concur? >> not exactly, brian. i don't think people should be the visible posters for the democratic party, like nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. i don't think they're good spokesman for the party. they're good inside operators, but i think you should get some of the rural democrats out there putting the lights on and being the headlights for the party. you talk about the insurrection, and this committee that's probably going to be voted down tonight. the special committee to look into january six. part of the message, democrats should be in an advance that was not on our soil, which fewer people lost their lives on january 6th, benghazi, republicans held 33 hearings. we can't have one on a domestic terrorism that cost five americans their lives in the u

implications and in this case what happened is that some of those people back in 2007 intersected with harry reideader and he and the late senator stevens and inowe got together to have an outside contractor study and what was a really small earmark, a rounding error in the defense budget back then eventually caught the eye of a reporter who had done work for a number of publications over 20 years, about ufo phenomenon. she brought it to the new york sometimes and with a team of other reporters wrote this story in december 2017, which became cultural inflection point. >> wow. >> my reporting seems to have uncovered that, basically, widespread fascination with the idea that the government was interested in ufos prompted the government to become more seriously interested in ufos. >> so gideon, i can't keep my eyes off of the video. what were you thinking when you saw these images for the first time? >> well, the videos are sort of hard to parse. there are a lot of people who have made pretty persuasive arguments that what is being seen are balloons, planes or tr drones or other mundane terrestrial

senate majority leader harry reid has an op-ed out on this. >> right. we have a bit of the op-ed. it's unclear if the ufos we've encountered could have been built by foreign adversaries, whether our pilot's visual perception was somehow distorted or whether we have truly credible evidence of extraterrestrial variations. there is some security concerns a . >> he wanted more money to study this. this is very much an open question, i think. >> the trump administration, who commissioned this report that is going to come out soon. so, what can we expect from a practical perfectspective? >> i mean, perhaps informs just what people already speculate in public about it. president obama receive aid report from a ufologist. he sent a briefing in 2009 to the president and said this could be one of the most important issues that you deal with in your presidency. of course, for ufologist that's probably very true to him but this is something that people are talking about more and more seriously, especially in the national security sphere, especially at the department of defense, where they're

the pentagon, aatip was part of a $22 million program sponsored by then-senate majority leader harry reid.o.s. when elizondo took over in 2010, he focused on the national security implications of unidentified aerial phenomena documented by u.s. service members. >> elizondo: imagine a technology that can do 600-700 g-forces, that can fly at 13,000 miles an hour, that can evade radar and that can fly through air and water and possibly space. and, oh, by the way, has no obvious signs of propulsion, no wings, no control surfaces and yet still can defy the natural effects of earth's gravity. that's precisely what we're seeing. >> whitaker: elizondo tells us aatip was a loose-knit mix of scientists, electro-optical engineers, avionics and intelligence experts, often working part-time. they combed through data and records, and analyzed videos like this. >> whoa! got it! ( laughs ) >> whitaker: a navy aircrew struggles to lock onto a fast- moving object off the u.s. atlantic coast in 2015. >> look at it fly! >> whitaker: recently released images may not convince u.f.o. skeptics, but the pentagon

he's a former deputy chief of staff to senate democratic leader ed harry reid.or of the kill switch, the rise of the modern senate and the crippling of american democracy. he joins me now. adam, i thought of you when i saw this headline. right? because i don't want to be psychological about manchin or sinema, whatever the reasons are. they want to keep the filibuster. but then begging to be, you have to give us the votes to get this thing over is such a perfect irony. >> that's. right >> i think the big question that none of us know the answer to but we're all waiting with baited breath to find out, is are they going to this position where they are going to defend the filibuster, come hell or high water. or are they going to build a record that will allow them to provide a rational for shifting their position down the road. or is it somewhere between and maybe they don't know which one is. which is probably the most likely answer. i think that manchin would like for nothing more for ten republicans come forward and then allowed them to move forward with this. bi

i will never forget when senator harry reid said that donald trump was the republican party's frankensteinr. >> interesting. absolutely. i want to take a look at what the last campaign-style rally had, kurt. it was january 6th, which of course, hours after he spoke to angela's point, we have his supporters who stormed the capitol, some of them. subsequently leading to five deaths. when you think about donald trump rallies, what do you envision as being potentially possible? >> i see it as nothing more than a gathering of domestic terrorists intent on imposing their will through means of violence of intimidation and fear with those who don't align with their agenda. that is what we saw on january 6th and we cannot allow that, and there is a photo of him barricading it and he's out there announcing, it was just like a tour. a capitol tour. it was, like, give me a freakin' break here, folks. if we allow the events of january 6th to be so casually re-written it will invite more violent types of rallies and events and gatherings that will escalate. it sends the message to these people that it's

jim manly, a 21-year veteran of the united states senate, who served as an adviser to senators harry reid and senator kennedy. also with us, jonathan capehart, opinion writer for "the washington post" and host of the sunday show with jonathan capehart on msnbc. and, jim, you know how seniority works in the senate. on msnbc, seniority goes to the anchorman. so, jonathan capehart, we will begin with you. the anchor men and women. jonathan capehart, here we are. the test vote of what is possible in the united states senate will turn out to be the vote on a bipartisan commission, a completely bipartisan idea, a bipartisan commission to investigate january 6th. we are going to find out in that vote exactly what is possible in the rest of the senate votes this year. >> you know, i thank you for giving me the seniority. it really should go to jim manley because he knows basically all of those characters there on capitol hill. but you're right, lawrence. this is going to be the first big bipartisan vote, and we're biting our nails over whether there's actually going to be a bipartisan vote. this

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fact, jacqui, there is an op-ed in i believe the new york times from former senate majority reader harry reidieve there's information covered by the government's covert investigation of aerial phenomena that did be disclosed to the public without harming our national security. senator reid, i believe is a ufo believer and shots like this, jeremy corbell's video raising questions. jacqui: what if they're real? what would you do? >> well, i will say-- >> is there life-- >> for those of us watching "x-files," i would say i told you so. let's find out. that report, hopefully congressional hearings coming up next month. >> you heard it hear, griff is a believer. >> border cities struggling with the surge in my migrants, we're live at the border top of the hour. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hooh. that spin class was brutal. well you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oohh yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. pick something we all like. ok. hold on. what's your buick's wi-fi password? “buickenvision2021.” oh, you should pick somethin

>> well, while i'm familiar with that work stream, i believe it originated with senator harry reid yearsr military organizations. while they do not sometimesy mitt signals that -- emit signals that others can track, there are signals emited that we can track and we're able to put a dot on the map and track those over time and start to extract intelligence about the identity of they that object and what it might be doing. maria: well, we've got a lot of money going into the space investment in space companies has hit more than $4 billion in the first quarter alone. tell me how that money should be allocated. what is does the future hold for the advancement in space technology? >> that is very true. it's an extremely hot sector right now. over $4.5 billion have been invested in great space companies over the past quarter. that does not include the $55 million series c round for hawkeye 360 that was closed in april. it's indicative of the fact that space is interesting right now. we can get access to space at much lower cost points than in the past decades and we can build spacecraft for si

president, years ago, i traveled to israel with then-minority leader senator harry reid. we met with shimon peres and something happened that i have never forgotten. senator reid said what do you see as the greatest threat to the united states? that was a couple years after 9/11. i thought peres might site terrorism or loose nukes. instead he said china. don't you see that? economically, strategically, diplomatically, china was already focused like a laser on advancing its position as the world's most powerful nation, and that was 16 years ago. five days ago, china launched a spacecraft safely and landed it on mars, becoming only the second nation in history, after the united states, to land on the red planet. in 1957, at the height of the cold war, the soviet union became the first nation to launch an earth-orbiting satellite into space. that launch shocked the world, caught us off guard. our response was an unprecedented commitment to reclaim americans' dominance in the world as a leader in scientific and technological discovery and innovation. the effort became known a

harris: trey gowdy, your thoughts. >> trey: well, i just want to stop and think about what a huge burden it would be to go through life as joy reidto be black than tim scott, knowing more about what it means to be transgender than caitlyn jenner. can't decide whether she was hacked or actually said those terrible things about gay people. here's the good news, her ratings are so low only the camera operator and her producers and close family know what she says. but what a terrible burden to go through life knowing as much about other people's lives as she does. >> harris: and you would no, you have filled in prime time with fox news at 7:00 p.m. and you have beaten her. in fact, "the faulkner focus" has beaten her many times, and we are on our as many before. but let's not talk about that. >> kayleigh: that's right. i want to talk about another joy named joy behar who last week tried to speak for someone with a different life experience paid tim scott does not know what systemic racism is. we need to stop talking about people who have different life experiences, saying that you must think a certain way. that is an inherent problem