one of the omaha central missions is surveillance. so it's packed with cutting edge technology and sensors. but it appears that all how was itself under surveillance. this video was recorded inside the omaha's command center just before 11:00pm on july 15th the image on the screen shows a 6 foot in diameter spear had traveled alongside the omaha for about an hour. it was pitch black outside. so the image was obtained via a thermal sensor personnel in the command center made multiple recordings of what was on the screen at precisely 11:00pm, the unidentified spear seemingly vanished into the ocean. >> splash when they say splash. plus that doesn't mean there was a physical splash. that means this object went into the water or they suspected and filmmaker jeremy corbell obtained a video from sources he declines to identified in april. corbell and mystery wire released a series of other startling images that are included in a briefing presentation prepared by the u of p task force unit created by congress last year to collect you related

host: take you home to omaha, spencer, democrat, good morning. spencer, you with us? caller: yes. host: go ahead with your question or comment, spencer. caller: oh, ok. i had a question because i don't understand how every state from the union can legalize things and this is the last state to do it. everybody hearing nebraska field the gop's are going by an ex-gop governor, whatever he is, as long as he is in, they will never legalize drugs and nebraska. they could cut all of our taxes and we would be doing better for the state, yes, i am here. host: spencer, i think he is talking about legalizing marijuana? guest: yes, there is. we had about yesterday in nebraska or the day before, trying to legalize medical marijuana. it was voted down in the legislature there in nebraska. probably a loading measure for november 2022 where the voters will look at this again. that is where it should be. let's leave this to the voters. i will respect that. it is a federal crime. i think because it is class 1, our fda has not even been able to do tests on marijuana. so there needs to be a relook at

the article of omaha pulled -- the oracle of omaha pulled no punches at the annual meeting.e warns on robinhood and ways in on the spac craze. and the daily deaths in india hit a record as prime minister narendra modi's party loses an election in a key state. 6:30 a.m. at home in london. it has just gone 9:30 a.m. here in dubai. our words reverberating globally from warren buffett. it is as the american economy is on a hot roll. there is a gambling impulse. the market is more like a casino. he may be pulled the punch too soon on apple and curbing his airline position, but my gosh, has he got a horde of money, $1 45 billion. according to buffett, this is what creates its own reality. nobody tells you when the clock strikes midnight. nobody told me when i should go home. but that is when we turn into pumpkins and mice. this is a warning which reverberates around the markets from warren buffett to robert kaplan at the dallas fed. and bridgewater. do you know were the easiest place to die is where you think there is a bubble? it is shorting the market. some run it hot, but red h

dan, i think you probably agree with the oracle of omaha on this one.nion? >> yeah, i mean i couldn't agree more because to me it's about the monetization i think they're just starting on the services side. we think that's worth $1.3 trillion alone we've talked about the super cycle. this is not just a six-month super cycle. it's a 12 to 18-month super cycle. we believe this is just near term pain that we've seen with the rerating but we ultimately think on the other side this is a stock that's up 40% to 50%, $3 trillion in the next year. that continues to be our call and we do not waver from that. >> tim, you feel like perhaps cathie wood is on the right side of this one. what are your thoughts here? >> i think an investor like cathie wood is making huge bets on technology that she thinks can disrupt the world. when she looks at apple that's not disruption in the future, it's more of the same, which is a very solid business but it's not going to the moon. she's looking for rockets. >> right, of course. so perhaps if you look at apple, tim, it's a stock

we've got -- omaha.im weber, and, you know, i asked him a quick question. he's notoriously very shy, but here's what he said. the lesson you have earned from warn -- learned from warren. number one lesson. >> optimism. he's an optimist, and we're going to keep moving forward. it's amazing. liz: and greg has definitely kept moving forward with everything from all of the disparate energy companies and then he runs, operates all the other names too. let's talk about the energy and the clean energy discussion that was happening there. >> yeah. as you know, there was some shareholder proposals, mostly by institutional shareholders coming after berkshire for more carbon disclosures, etc. and i thought greg abel did a fantastic job talking about -- explaining that they have a robust program, they're on track to meet all the paris accords, and they're continuing to decoal their energy business which is not something you can do overnight. so i thought it was a very robust response to that, and it was almost piled

not going up to omaha beach or sacramento but we have to change things.ove this country i am a patriot i love this state. has done so much for me over the years and i have watched it crumble right in front of my eyes. and you have to stand up. so i knew it would not be easy. i knew it would be tough. but california is worth fighting for and that's what i'm doing. sean: let's talk about in the course of time we have here together let's get specific let's talk with the general overall overarching defined what a compassionate disruptor is that you use to describe yourself and then we will get into the specifics to the california estate you clearly love to recover? when i see with governor newsom as a politician. with one set of rules for sacramento and one set of else.for everybody but the hypocrisy of what's going on yes it is a dynasty you can say that democrats have been charged with had a few republicans but as we see what happens here and in the recall, everybody was behind the recall they need one.5 million they needed two.one. but of course the democr

we all went to omaha. and we wanted to where union pacific's headquarters are and we wanted a caboose. and cabuses are hard to come by. and -- davidson, who was the ceo of union pacific time said i'm not sure i can get you caboose and we were all like oh. but he said, how about a locomotive? he said how about a brand new? general motors diesel electric locomotive and i tell you what we'll do. he said well painted and the colors of air force one. and we'll put 4141 on it. which is what they did and you can see a picture of the locomotive there. um, they brought it down for the exhibit. and it stood and on the railroad siding near the museum for the entire exhibit. and then when the exhibit ended it went all around the country. but when they brought it, they unveiled it and they put it in. they put up a big huge tent and a curtain a cross it and they unveiled to president bush. and then they actually put him in that locomotive and let him drive that locomotive up and down the tracks and there he is. and i wa

i'm not going off omaha beach, i'm going to sacramento, but we have to change things.this country. i am a patriot. i love the state. the state has done so much for me over the years. but i watched it crumble right in front of my eyes. and you've got to stand up. you know? and so, i knew it would not be easy. i knew it would be tough. but you know what? california is worth fighting for. that's what i'm doing. >> sean: let's talk about, in the course of the time we have here together, i want to get specific. >> caitlyn: okay. >> sean: very specific issues. let's start with a general, overall, overarching, i want you to grade gavin newsom. i want you to define what a compassionate disruptor is, words you have used to describe yourself, and then we will get into the specifics of what it would take for california, a state you clearly love, to recover. >> caitlyn: um -- >> sean: gavin newsom, a democrat. >> caitlyn: gavin newsom is a politician. special interests, makes his decision as a politician and special interests. and the see that is going on right now. it is like the

you say it all the time that if we can fight somebody has to stand up, you know, i'm not going up omahan sacramento but we have to change things. i love this country. i made patriarch. i love the state. the state has done so much for me over the years but i've watched it crumble right in front of my eyes. you've got to stand up, you know, and so i knew it would not be easy. i knew it would be tough but, you know what? california is worth fighting for. that's what i'm doing. hannity: let's talk about —- in the course of the time we have here i want to get specific, very specific issues. let's start with the general overall overarch, i want you to grade gavin newsom. i want you to define what a compassionate disruptor is that words you use to describe yourself and then we will get into the specifics of what it would take for california, the state that you clearly love to recover. >> gavin newsom —-dash what i see in gavin newsom is a politician up to special interests and makes his decision as a politician in special interests and the hypocrisy that is going on right now. it's like there

sergeant mills arrived on omaha beach 25 days after d-day. for seven months he was in combat engaged in four major battles, including the battle of normandy, the battle of the bulk, and -- bulge, and battle at the huertkan forest. after the battle he was sent to the germany border where one morning they were awaken bide exploding rockets and artillery. his company was surrounded by 15,000 actioncies forces. despite overwhelming odds, they held their ground for several days. eventually, axis forces blew a hole in the house he was sheltered in. bazookos and flame throwers followed, setting the entire house on fire. he was injured by shrapnel. on december 18, 1944, after more than two years of service, george was captured by the germans. after the fight, the germans flattened the surrounding town, shooting civilians and the mayor. the germans interrogated the soldiers before taking them to a german p.o.w. camp, where they were fingerprinted, photographed, given dog tags, and registered as prisoners of war. they remained there for two days before

what to you when when people bring up d-day and omaha beach and all those names.hat's the first thing that comes to your mind? 70 years later well, i think that the the thing i think about is is probably how remarkable it is that i'm here after having been hit. the d-day afternoon and this dramatic wound in my head. i think what a tremendous difference it is between living and dying at such a moment because my life has just been as extremely lucky to have serve to not. i always think about the fact that if my head had been half an inch or an inch higher. my skull would have been split wide open and i wouldn't be here to think about it. and you mentioned saving private ryan earlier. obviously, it's myself someone who wasn't there that movie kind of puts me in that position. how do you feel that that movie portrayed the events do i i think saving private ryan, which was based on omaha dog green. i've been told that about a shot in ireland because they found a more suitable area. i don't know why they didn't shoot it in france, but there were various logisticare reas

mobs lay siege to black communities in places like ellisville, mississippi, chicago, knoxville, and omahaal election, the ku klux klan held marches in orlando and ocoee, florida, warning black citizens about what could happen if they tried to cast their ballots. our special correspondent joie chen has the story of the most violent election day in u.s. history, and the generational trauma it left behind. joie: the truth of what happened on that dark night lay hidden in the marshy woods, amid family stories and hushed secrets. >> my name is robert lee hickey. i am the grandson of john and lucy hickey, formerly of ocoee, florida, prior to november 2, 1920, the infamous night of the ocoee massacre. joie: hickey recalls a mostly happy childhood. his mother had gone north for work, leaving him with his grandparents and a simpler life. >> our evenings were spent sitting by the fireplace and listening to them talk back and forth and eating oranges. joie: amid the chatter, he heard bits about the family's former home just a few miles away. >> ocoee was a thriving black community in central florida

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she lives in omaha, nebraska in an assisted living facility. she has her covid shot.id this is concerning. because she said, as far as her age goes, the trick, don't worry. what good is worrying, she says? i think that's how you live to be 114 years old. and they started with this, like this worries me. >> don't worry, be happy. no, i think at a certain age we will throw all those cares away. >> i hope so, my birthday's coming up. >> around 60, i plan to say whatever i want to whomever. >> okay. i'm a little short. >> i'm 60, there. >> don't you already do that? >> i already do that. >>> all right, how about this big old fish, y'all. it's a human-sized, 240-pound sturgeon found in the river. it's like 100 years old. that's what scientists estimate this fish. they caught it, released it. i was like, they didn't fry it up? apparently -- >> it's an aged fish. >> u.s. fish and wildlife are trying to protect the fishery there. that's a big fish. >> that is a big fish. big river, too. not a small pond. >>> all right, speaking of bodies of water. check out this mama bear i b

. >> a >> lot of people talking about this new video from the radar images from the uss omaha.e worship being swarmed by 14 unidentified flying objects. this is off the coast of southern california. it's the same incident in the pacific where it's fear, a cull object you see here was seen dropping into the water. this happened in july of 2019. no wreckage or any other trace of that object was ever found. the radar caught these objects traveling at speeds of more than a 160 miles an hour. pentagon is set to release a report on uefa sightings next month. and they're going to. pretty much open up the books because people talked about these things and these images right here sent us tumbled out by some military people said you got to look at this stuff. the pilots have been recording. the video of it so they can keep telling us they're weather. balloons will interesting to see how much they do open the books and and tell us this is not a roswell made up kind of story. this is all on video by military. exactly, which is making it really compelling. the news doesn't stop here. we hav

host: take you home to omaha, spencer, democrat, good morning. spencer, you with us? caller: yes. go ahead with your question or comment, spencer. caller: oh, ok. i had a question because i don't understand how every state from the union can legalize things and this is the last state to do it. everybody hearing nebraska field the gop's are going by an ex-gop governor, whatever he is, as long as he is in, they will never legalize drugs and nebraska. they could cut all of our taxes and we would be doing better for the state, yes, i am here. host: spencer, i think he is talking about legalizing marijuana? guest: yes, there is. we had about yesterday in nebraska or the day before, trying to legalize medical marijuana. it was voted down in the legislature there in nebraska. probably a loading measure for november 2022 where the voters will look at this again. that is where it should be. let's leave this to the voters. i will respect that. it is a federal crime. i think because it is class 1, our fda has not even been able to do tests on marijuana. so there needs to be a relook at our p

we will get the latest on the oracle of omaha's mistakes and predictions. no inflation issues. janet yellen is relaxed on inflation, saying she does not see president biden's plan because impressions on that front and daily deaths in india hit a record as prime minister narendra modi's party loses an election in a key state. we are in mumbai. just one hour away now from the start of cash equity trading here in europe, it's a holiday in the u.k., in ireland, in many of the eastern bloc countries as well. let's take a look at futures. you will see green arrows as we do in terms of u.s. futures so euro stoxx 50 futures, dax futures as well. we see dow jones, s&p, and nasdaq many contracts all on the up so after losses on friday for the s&p 500, coming off of a record, looks like it will gain back some of background again today and maybe hit on the record highs. let's take a look at the gmm screen. these are the global macro movers and you can see based on the order where the big moves are, the biggest moves for example in equity indexes are to the downside. indonesia, south korea,

because they've never invented anything they've never built anything they just sit in their chair omaha nebraska and wait for the government to send the money and that's all they do with their bombs and their parasites the thing as it does expose his statement doesn't expose 1st of all he said you know big claim he hates the success of back line and with the success of big question does is expose the entirety of the lie of the financial system of weights she has benefited enormously but it also shows you that for all their smarts and all their value investing and looking you know digging into the books and examining the books of these companies and meeting the c.e.o.'s and doing all the due diligence like 2 that's a waste of time and money in a roaring twenty's when money is being thrown out the door like spankie back in the twenty's and the little rascals throwing money out the window well that's what the government is doing and so you don't you don't need to be any smarter than a monkey and some people say charlie munger cow looks like one but you know the fact is you anybody can make

the virus probably didn't originate in omaha.put his top sleuths on it and they have programsed to report back at some point. as of today two-thirds of joe biden's spies believe the virus jump naturally to human beings from infected animals. the spies who believe that have never spoken to working virologist and don't have internet access. the other third joe biden told us lean-to the theory that covid-19 escaped from a government lab in wuhan that was conducting dangerous experiments on bat coronaviruses. who knows really? either way, joe biden explained we will get some answers or more questions possibly several months from now. rest assured the white house is on. we doubted that. just hours before joe biden's announcement we learned that the white house shut down a large on-going and legitimate federal investigation into the origins of this pandemic. it had been going on for months. it was conducted by the state department's bureau of arms control verification and compliance. they ensure countries like china are not stockpiling

thank you for joining us from omaha, nebraska. boynton beach, florida, farmington, connecticut. tullahoma, tennessee, not far away, rehoboth beach, delaware, centreville minnesota. also, good morning to you in birmingham, alabama. we would also like to welcome our international viewers in berlin, london, nicaragua, italy, barcelona, ecuador, brazil, argentina, through and tanzania. we are so glad to have so many of you watching. so, deneen has described the way the u.s. military was segregated and unjust. let's make this more personal. you knew one of these black soldiers later in his life. please tell us about dr. leon bass, and specifically his experience as a black soldier during his training, even before deployment. lynn: i had the privilege of spending a great amount of time with dr. bass, because he volunteered and spoke to young people from all over at the museum. this is a picture of dr. bass in his uniform when he was a sergeant. he was born in 1925 and grew up in philadelphia. his parents were part of the great migration that was happening throughout this period where

he was a big star in omaha on the radio.ey said he's coming to lincoln and he's doing his magic act. my little friends and i were about in eighth grade, i would say i led them backstage and there was this tall good looking man setting out these magic acts. i said "we are magicians, johnny." okay, fellas, come on over. he was so nice to us after the show. i thought, i got to know this guy more. in some dim way, maybe we'll get some kind of future together. >> hello, hello, fans c! how are you? hello there. we are already to play that fabulous new game. is everybody in the audience ready to play, take it or nothing? that's the spirit we like to see here on the program. >> johnny carson had a lot of television experience including a lot of daytime and live stuff. >> carson was very much a person of interest to nbc. >> if you don't mind, i would like to read you a letter that i received from a personal friend of my mine. dear occupant. >> johnny carson turned down "the tonight show" job. who's going to take jack >>> there was st

thank you for joining us from omaha, nebraska, boynton beach, florida, farmington, connecticut tullahoma tennessee, not far away and rehoboth beach, delaware and centerville, minnesota. and also good morning to you in birmingham, alabama. we also like to welcome our international viewers, whatever the time of day is there in berlin london nicaragua in the city of puglia in italy barcelona quito ecuador in brazil, argentina, peru and tanzania. we are so glad to have so many of you watching. so lynn deneen has described the ways that the us military was segregated was unjust, but let's make this more personal you knew one of these black soldiers later in his life. please tell us about dr. leon bass and specifically his experience as a black soldier during his training even before deployment. i had the privilege of really spending a great amount of time with dr. bass because he volunteered and spoke to young people from all over at the museum. this is a picture of dr. beth in his uniform when he was a sergeant. and he grew up in 19. he was born in 1925 and grew up in philadelphia his his pa

there were a few folks doing research in lincoln and omaha. i think some of them were used as strike breakers. you had businesses and packinghouses in the eastern part of the state, but i'm not certain because i focus mainly on the western part or into the panhandle. >> i'm curious about the episcopal priest. was that a japanese-american church? sandra: they had their own service. one of the church is here in mitchell, nebraska -- >> does it survive as a largely japanese-american church? sandra: no. it does not. by the 1960's, when they started having children, they are going into college and they are baby boomers and going into college in the late 70's and moving on. i did ask, what is your reaction to dropping the bomb. a lot of them came from hiroshima, so i remember that he was in national service, he was in the army, he was stationed in korea. this would have been early 50's. he took leave and went over and located his dad's sister and he could not speak any japanese, they could not speak english, but they welcomed them in he got to meet

the pentagon confirmed the video was taken by navy personnel aboard the uss omaha in 2019.gress will be briefed by several national security agencies on ufos next. todd: can two here it. the washington state man uses the second amendment to save his neighbors from someone on a violent rampage is the out-of-control individual armed with a metal baton, he literally pepper spray people before getting shot. he died after going to the hospital. the shooter was taken in for questioning it is not facing charges. todd: greg abbott wants states to safeguard against attacks like the one on the colonial pipeline. >> i am signing a law that the penalty on local governments that failed to comply with cyber security training requirements. todd: it is not clear what the penalties would be for failing to comply. with the pipeline fully operational it will take time for supplies to recover. the national average price of gas this week, more than $30, that is up more than $0.06 from last monday. he wants states to comply. he wants reason counties to respond. he was banned from churchill down,

omaha on july 15, 2015 off the coast of san diego.as we know, the ufo in question was never recovered. there was no material indicating a crash. tom rogan is well-versed in the subject. he joins us tonight. what do you think we're lookingg at here? >> well, i think we may well be looking at a true unknown, which is to say intelligently controlled machinery that is not understood to be in the possession of the united states, china or russia, which are the three most advanced countries ia terms of military aviation. the video in itself is limiting what it can tell us, but speaks to as the pentagon admitted, this admitting trend of unexplained things coming into the public consciousness more than they have before. >> tucker: if you listen to this with the sound up, you can hear the guys monitoring it gasp when it disappears. takes the weather balloon off the table or some meteorological phenomenon off the table. clearly we're looking at something that is intelligently controlled and going underneath the ocean and disappearing. is we're s

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someone in omaha goofed that one up, too.o they had to then -- because we were ready to turn off all of our electrics and all of our outside emissions and our locator beacons and our external lights and stuff. it was getting dark. we had to leave that on so they would make sure they didn't run into each other. thai didn't. we pressed north, the airborne commander had the co-pilot on that mission moved him to another crew and put another co-pilot on ours so that was the third change on our crew at the last day, and then -- and so here's this lieutenant calling back for fuel status of all 37 b-52s and we're thinking, why are they doing that on open radio frequencies over laos going north? and the fuel status was like 125,000 pounds each, and so my pilot who was not a happy camper about this, a graduate of the naval academy, said we're on the curve which everybody should have been and we need the number of pounds and this airborne commander who was the lead commander from guam which is still not one of my favorite people because

the one school district in omaha and nebraska a wealthy school district the council said equal access act is unconstitutional and a violation of the establishment clause. it was really rejected 9-0. 8-1 with john paul stevens in the senate but it was very idiosyncratic. they said i don't think congress intended to intrude into the federalism values for the power of the school boards to make their own decisions and so forth. no one else on the court agreed so that's why. >> you are making excuses for the bad guys. >> i did say was idiosyncratic. you keep me honest for the quality of principle became firmly embedded in our constitutional architecture. it's a great powerful tool and by the way i want the book to be a tool so that when your church is threatened with closure, some familiar? or some other intrusion by caesar into the religious autonomy were kids are treated in discriminatory fashion they have the tools to say no and then i will be very brief on accommodation. the great iconic liberal of the warren court used these words to describe our culture. we are religious people with

. >> they are last one is from julie who says hi from omaha.she said looking forward long-term what we think is the best worst-case scenario? will polarization trend out and will it correct itself? >> i think all of us and i know john you've written about this too will hope that covid would be this check moment. in a way it was a common enemy. it became political and initially was a threat to all of us. there was coordinate a behavior for all of us to address it and i was finishing this book when covid had so i had this moment where my whole book was going to be irrelevant and one of the interesting things i was able to do is go back and revisit the characters in the book. it was shocking to discover the social media prism was as powerful as ever. supreme -- they were talking about china and bleach and the moderates were completely invisible. even though the majorities of both parties were agreeing about social distancing closing the borders until the politicization happen happened in large part because of social media. the current trend i thin

jillian: confirmed the video was taken on board the uss omaha in 2019.ls for a cease-fire but there does not appear to be an end in sight. >> israel has a right to protect its citizens. its citizens demand that israel protect them. >> those who are not vaccinated will end up paying the price. >> the american spirit is one of independence. we don't like to be lied. to say we don't like to be abused. >> congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez demanding dhs be more lenient on immigration enforcement. >> you have people more loyal to different nations outside

you can think the oracle of omaha for stoking that idea.n buffett this week and saying he considers the u.s. economy red-hot, and for some inputs it is almost a buying frenzy, and berkshire is among the companies that will raise prices. you lena davis is with us now. the inflation debate right now in the markets, will it be surprising to see some of these input costs alone be passed on to some consumers at some point? are we beginning to see it? >> absolutely. seeing rising prices is a consequence of rising demand and limited surprised -- limited supply. that is exactly what we are seeing. going back to last week, jim lowell of the fed mentions that -- jay powell of the fed said that this really impacts inflation in the coming months. so apart from the bait -- the basics from the pandemic last year, this supply shortage is really wanting inflationary pressures at this point. but again, i think it is very important to highlight that those increases in inflation will be transitory, will be overlooked by the fed. we saw it in the manufacturing

. ♪ shery: the oracle of omaha has spoken and he had a lot to say.ett and his deputies spoke at berkshire hathaway is a virtual annual meeting over the weekend and touched on everything from what he is calling the casino-like markets to spac's and past missteps. let's bring in sally bakewell. mr. buffett seemed more cautious this time around. what were the takeaways? sally: the things shareholders want to hear from warren buffett, of course how berkshire's business is faring. some of the businesses berkshire owns are deeply linked to the economy, so he is uniquely placed to talk about it. they also want to know about the session, who is taking over for him and went. and when and how he will deploy his massive cash pile, because he has been criticized for not doing deals. deciding instead to buy back his own stock. his views on the economy, he called it red hot. prices are rising, consumers are seeing prices rise, and there is more inflation then people would have expected six months ago. the economy was effectively resurrected, that was his word, by

don't mind i tell one speech that she game enter gave in 1986 at boys town the famous orphanage near omaha, they were honoring her that day for her drug advocacy, she says to the 400 children of a foster care broken home and she said something to the remarkable in the speech in a moment of vulnerability and openness and candor that really struck me in the reason i'm here today is not because of the award, it's because of you, a time when i didn't know where i belonged either, what i wish for more than anything else in the world was a normal family, you usually start closing your heart to people, that's how you her in the first place you open your heart and another thing that happened you start trusting people, somewhere along the way they probably didn't live up to your trust and there is another thing that happens when we've been hurt, you start to think, you're not worth much, how can i be worse if someone would treat me in this terrible way, i understand why you feel beaten-down, i think when you look at that and when you look at the instability of ronald reagan's childhood as the son o

omaha." this is a warning area off of san diego.d by at one time more than 14 ufos at one time. so i released all of this data and showing people real government confirmed ufo foot tag as engaging our military. >> i want to listen to president obama. this is his assessment. >> what is true, i'm actually being serious. there are -- there is footage and records of objects in the skies that we don't know exactly what they are. we kpancan't explain how they m, their trajectory, they did not have an easily explainable pattern. and so i think that we're -- people still take seriously trying to investigate and figure out what that is. >> and retired nasa astronaut scott kelly told cnn last week, he thinks it's sort of an optical illusion, quote, maybe combined with military flight tests of some unnamed -- unmanned aerial vehicles. what do you say to that? what do you say to stepkeptics? >> that's data poor. we don't know are these formations or projects. they are being eliminated one by one and left with the idea these might be more exotic