The Day After Roswell

John: This has actually been discussed on the show before. It’s not an official tip, but it is now. Philip J. Corso’s book, The Day After Roswell.

Adam: Yeah. Hasn’t this been a tip of the day before?

John: No, it’s never been a tip of the day, but it’s been discussed. And the reason I bring it in is… Look it up. Maybe I’m wrong. It could be a repetitive tip—I’ve done this before—but I’m pretty sure this was brand new. The reason I’m doing it is because of the new documentary on Netflix, which is not Netflix—I’m sorry—Amazon. I think Amazon has it. Amazon or Netflix, one of the two. It’s called The Age of Disclosure.

John: So if you pay your subscription, you still have to pay fifteen bucks to watch this thing.

Adam: Wait, what’s it called again?

John: The Age of Disclosure.

Adam: No, I mean Corso.

John: The Day After Roswell.

Adam: Ah, yes. Okay. I’m listening.

John: So the reason I suggest the book is because you’d think they’d be talking about this book—which we’ve discussed extensively—on The Age of Disclosure. The Age of Disclosure is supposed to break the mold. It’s being banned, nobody wants to see it, even though it’s the most popular documentary ever posted on Netflix, I think—or Amazon. One of the two. They’re making bank on this thing. And all it consists of is a bunch of people sitting down and saying, “Yeah, yeah, yeah. We’re pretty sure that, yeah, there’s life out there. I’ve seen this. Yep, I’ve seen some wreckage. And yeah.” “What about you?” “Yeah, yeah, there’s gonna be some aliens there. We’ve seen them out there and they’re coming in. We don’t know what they mean, what they want. We don’t know anything about it. But yeah, I’m pretty sure.” “What about you?” “Oh, you know, I saw some wreckage.” It’s just ridiculous. So just read this book. This book goes way deeper. It’s much more interesting than this documentary.

Adam: We have mentioned this book on seventeen different episodes. Talk about recycling content. I’m telling you.

John: Oh, you’re still on that.