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Joe Rogan Experience #2138 - Tucker Carlson

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Did you see the U.S. government just released, apparently by accident, the
Project Aqua stuff?
Did you see this?
No.
What's that?
This is crazy.
Yeah, I guess we're rolling.
Are we rolling?
Yeah.
No, no, no, you can, this is just, someone just sent me this.
This is Project Aqua?
Yeah, hold on, I'll, um, they just released, I think by accident.
How does that happen?
It's Kona Blue.
Are you familiar with this?
No.
Kona Blue is a, um, it was a program that, yeah, dude, they, I'm going to send
this to, Homeland
Security just released this.
Send it to me, I'll send it to Jamie.
And, uh, no, I got it right, right here.
I'll just, I don't do email or whatever.
I don't know how to airdrop anything.
You don't do email?
No.
I haven't done email in many years.
Really?
Yeah.
How do you exist?
I do text.
Wow.
Just text?
Yeah, I don't do email.
I don't go on the fucking internet.
I don't have a TV.
I'm not into that.
But anyway.
No, that stuff is bad, you know.
Yeah, I guess.
That's my isolation tank.
I just stay away from that shit.
But anyway.
That's smart.
Did you text it to me?
Yeah, I did.
I think I did.
It didn't get to me.
Yeah, it just sends it.
You know, it's a big thing.
Okay, so.
This is so amazing.
So, this is in there.
They're talking about this.
And this was just released.
They're talking about setting up this program, Kona Blue.
I didn't get it.
Oh, this is like a UAP program of some sort?
The medical division will have a small team of medical analysts under the
direction of the chief physician and deputy administrator that will organize
data into a threat analysis based on medical findings, including but not
limited to A, deaths and injuries as a result of interaction with advanced
aerospace vehicles.
Here it is.
B, medical injuries as a result of other anomalies.
C, collateral injuries, psychological effects to family members.
So, they're admitting that people are dying.
It's just like a tweet from the ESL.
Is this it?
A day or two ago?
Yeah.
What does that mean?
Other information.
Do you ever wonder if stuff like this is just disinformation?
Yeah, maybe.
I mean, I wonder if...
I wonder a lot of things.
I'm sure you do.
But, um...
I would always assume that a lot of this stuff is nonsense.
Yeah.
Here's what we know.
Is that U.S. servicemen have died as a result of contact with or being in the
proximity of these vehicles.
And we know that because there are a lot of suits working their way through the
VA system.
Yeah?
Where families, you know, can't get compensated for the deaths or injuries to
loved ones.
Because it's all under wraps, top secret.
Well, that's just a fact, okay, that that is happening.
So, if there's, I guess, you know, when there are measurable physical effects
of a phenomenon, we can say conclusively the phenomenon is real.
Right.
And, um, so, yeah.
I mean, it is real.
I mean, I guess we're sort of past the point of, like, is it real?
Yeah, it's real.
It's real in that there's these things that are moving in very bizarre ways.
And they have these propulsion systems that violate what we know about
propulsion systems.
Retrieving data across dimensional space-time, develop remote viewing comms and
countermeasures,
determine baseline for physical transport across dimensional space-time barrier,
rapid response medical teams for UFO interaction events.
So, how did they do this accidentally?
Study conscious interactions with and control of technology.
So, I got this from someone in the U.S. government who's, who's, who's, well,
look, let me, let me just start by saying, you know, I don't know anything.
But, he sent me this.
The above is 100% legit.
I was read into this program but told never to tell anyone.
It's now been released.
As you can see, it began as a result of my old program, AATIP.
I signed a document saying I would never talk about Kona Blue and similar
efforts.
I can't believe that AARO would have released it.
I, you know, I mean, here's what we do know, is that there's enough going on in
the skies, but not just the skies, underwater, that the U.S. military has been
forced to respond to it.
So, like, move aircraft from one place to another because there are too many of
these objects in the sky.
That's actually happened.
Chris Mellon just wrote a long piece about it.
So, it's real.
The government is not controlling it.
In fact, it's forcing the government, DOD, to respond.
And we know that there is a real effort and has been underway for a long time
to keep the public from knowing about it.
But that's all known.
That's established.
I don't think any rational person would deny that.
The question is, like, what is it, actually?
I mean, now is sort of the point where you have to ask, like, what is this?
And, you know, so that's the conversation.
How much of it do you think is ours?
Well, none of it's ours.
None of it?
Well, I don't know.
I mean, clearly, you know, the U.S. government is huge.
It's the largest human organization.
I think there are 2 million federal employees and another 10 million federal
contractors who are effectively government employees but don't have civil
service protection, for example.
So, that's 12 million people in a country of 340 million working for the
federal government.
So, it's kind of hard to overstate how big the federal government is and how
well-funded.
And so, to say, the government this, the government that, no, of course, it's
people within the government.
But, yeah, they're working on all kinds of things, obviously, that are
classified.
But, in general, no, they can't control these objects.
So, no, it's not American technology.
Or Russian or Chinese.
It predates, you know, all of that.
Well, some of it does, right?
Like, for sure, the Kenneth Arnold sightings, that was really early on.
That was, like, the early 1950s.
He was seeing these flying saucers, these disks that were moving over mountains.
Well, right.
I mean, the prophet Ezekiel writes about it in the first chapter, Wheels in the
Sky.
Yeah, that's a crazy one.
Boy, when you read that.
Well, it is crazy.
If you read it, it's like, oh, wow.
You know?
And so, and not just, you know, the Hebrew scriptures, like, it's all over
every.
The Vedic texts.
Of course.
So, these are spiritual phenomenon.
There's no evidence they're from another planet.
I mean, I think that's the op, that's the lie, that they're from Mars.
Look, space, the atmosphere is really well monitored, right?
Both for military, for defense reasons, but also because, like, it'd be nice to
know when
asteroids are coming.
And there's no, evidence has never been any evidence that there are lots of
these objects,
these vehicles coming into our atmosphere from somewhere else, some other
planet.
There's no evidence of that at all.
Hmm.
So, they're from here, and they've been here for thousands of years, whatever
they are.
And it's pretty clear to me that they're spiritual entities, whatever that
means, are supernatural.
And, which is to say, supernaturals means above the natural, above the observable
nature.
And they don't behave according to the laws of science, as measured by people,
you know.
And, um, and they've been here for a long time.
And there's a ton of evidence that are under the ocean and under the ground.
So, like, with that fact set, what do you conclude?
When did you start having this opinion that they were spiritual and that they've
always been here?
Like, when did this...
Well, I didn't know anything about the topic until 2017.
And, like...
Was that after the New York Times piece?
No, it was before.
It was before.
And the things that I saw, I mean, I was and am still a very conventional
person.
I mean, I'm 54.
I grew up in this country in California, which was, like, like, every
assumption about America I bought completely, just completely.
And I thought that everyone who questioned those assumptions was bad.
I just bought into the system completely without even thinking about it.
And I imagined that I was, like, some kind of free thinker.
And, you know, I'm going against the grain.
But, like, my core assumptions were, you know, the assumptions fed to me by the
culture and the government.
And I didn't even realize it.
But, anyway, I'd never really thought about UFOs at all.
And I'd been in journalism since I was a kid.
So, of course, I'd run into a lot of people who had crazy views on a lot of
different topics.
UFOs, 9-11, circumcision, you know, like every whack job in the world you run
into when you're covering stuff.
Fluoride.
Fluoride, right?
I just brushed with non-fluoride toothpaste this morning.
Me, too.
Exactly.
Exactly.
But probably unlike you, I didn't have any opinions like that.
I was, like, fluoride, come on.
You know, 9-11, shut up!
UFOs, you're fucking crazy.
You know what I mean?
I just, like, I had this reflexive.
I'm ashamed of it.
I'm not bragging about it.
But it was 2017.
And really, it was the Trump campaign.
It wasn't that I was, like, so in love with Trump, though I've always liked
Trump because, you know, he was, like, hilarious and charming and all that.
But I wasn't, like, a Trumper or anything.
But it was watching that campaign and particularly his claim that they were spying
on him.
And I was, like, really?
The intel services and federal law enforcement, FBI, do not spy on presidential
campaigns.
Like, that's so out of the realm.
That's so crazy.
Like, that could never happen because, of course, there's no democracy in a
system like that.
And fundamentally, we're a democracy, an imperfect one.
It kind of lumbers along, you know, but, like, it's not fake.
And then that turned out to be true.
And I knew it was true.
And that just blew my mind.
So I began a process still ongoing of reassessing a lot of other things.
Like, okay, well, if that was not true, what else is not true?
And what else that they told me was a conspiracy theory might actually have
some basis in fact.
And then someone from, you know, a DOD employee reached out to me and said,
actually, there's a ton of evidence that this UFO thing is real.
And really?
And so I started doing segments on it when I worked at the TV channel.
And there was, like, a lot of mockery.
But I was like, I don't care.
I'm just going to do this.
And then, of course, the second you start, as you know better than anybody, you
start talking about something, then people reach out to you.
And some of them are deranged, but some of them aren't at all.
So I just started getting a lot of information from people and meeting with
people, mostly in private.
You know, come to my house.
Let's talk.
And I decided on the basis of what they told me, and then I talked to a lot of
people about it, that actually this is really a very heavy-duty question.
Actually, it's not just, it's not the little green men question.
It's, like, a much bigger question.
And it's really bad.
It's really dark.
And then I stopped.
Then I was like, I don't want to know anymore because it's not helping me at
all as a person.
What information did you get that made you feel like it's dark?
What's so dark?
Well, first of all, the deception is always bad.
Like, lying is bad.
And it's bad not just in a legal sense in that it can be illegal to lie, but it's
bad.
It's, like, bad for you, like, it rots you, like, being a liar makes you a bad
person.
When you lie, you are serving evil.
There's a moral quality to it that's inescapable and very obvious, and only,
like, advanced civilizations ignore that.
Lying is bad.
And so if you have lying at scale, which we have on this topic, it's inherently
bad.
Okay?
So that's the first level.
The deeper level is what are, okay, so if they're spiritual beings, which I
believe they are, like, it's a binary.
They're either, you know, you're on team good or team bad.
You can assign any name to it you want.
But, like, what are these things?
Are they good or bad?
And I think some of them are bad.
And if the U.S. governm