. >> hedrick also finds the props in the interview room suspicious. >> if i were to set up a scene and we were going to shoot a puppet, i'd want something similar to this where we have limited coverage on the subject within the frame, and then we have a desk or something that enables us to get underneath it in order to puppeteer it. >> what about the lighting? >> ostensibly the alien is sensitive to light. >> it's kept dark for the comfort of the aliens. >> it's a low-light situation, but it's still lit. and as a matter of fact, the one light that we do have is directly on the alien's face and eyes. now, if it was sensitive to light, we could have shot this with infrared or something. as a concept, it's very cool. but i think to just about any working effects artist, it's pretty clear that this is a bit of film magic. >> broadstreet's documentary, "area 51: the alien interview," is released in 1997 to mixed reviews. over the years, however, it's become a cult classic. >> if you go on youtube right now, there are literally 10 or 12 pages of people who have posted parts of our show. so c

our panel joins us as we hedrick harrison from the hit show "pawn stars." we got a big announcement from the president tonight understanding that it will be hard to pass it through the gop congress. in terms of the substance, do you think this would achieve what he's after, this transfer of wealth from the wealthy to the middle class? >> i thought the big announcement was rick's new app but away from that. i mean listen it's clear to me that john was spot on. the focus is going to be middle class economics. the chances of this getting done is slim to none. i think they'll force a conversation about personal income taxes, but really the two book ends that can get done is trade and business tax reform. so it's not going to be from the personal side. >> basically this is political theater and he's using the opportunity to have a state of the union address to pander for votes, which is really from my perspective a little bit disheartening. i would rather hear some real proposals on things that can realistically be done to help with the middle class -- >> i don'