42:38 that you did it. That's one way to put it, we know there is smoke here and we want the government to admit they did it but I'm not going to hold my breath forever but while we still have a little bit of time in the first hour because way more people see the first hour I thought would get to this earlier but I wanted to talk about what you refer to as the fire hose content that's coming out right now, not disclosure with a capital D but whistleblowers and interviews and military guys going on podcasts. I mean we got Jake Barber, we got Matthew Brown he is really interesting one to me We did have a public hearing in May that didn't get a lot of attention mainstream wise but i thought it was significant because Dr Eric Davis was asked by representative Eric
43:25 Burlinson of Missouri, who is piloting these crafts. That's the meat that I want to know about and he actually said there are four known species operating on earth grays Nordics reptilians and insectoids. And Burlinson said that he was previously briefed on those races as well To me that is pretty bold to be saying at a public hearing though. I heard this a decade ago It's just like well what mouth does it come out of you know? So sometimes I think we put too much emphasis on that it has to come from the top down, because it may never. But I want you to tell us a little bit about having been in this for so long as long as anybody what has come out so far this year that has really kept the charge alive? Because you can get burnout on this issue. What is the most exciting stuff we've heard so far this year? All right let's define your fire hose first. I don't call it a fire hose but what I have said is that we hit an inflection point
44:24 in 2017 and that inflection point you could define it as the emergence of a to the stars academy but frankly it was in fact what members of that group did shortly thereafter and that is provide stories that put new york times into this issue major way and they those stories were published in december 2000. and seven, uh, 2017 another tease and fizzle out. No, I would disagree but let me just, you know, for the sake of yeah getting to the good stuff. So that was inflection point. And from that point forward there has been a study progress
45:03 in this issue that we've never seen, like we've never seen. And it has taken us to where we are right now which is... We're closer to disclosure than we've ever been as far as I'm concerned and that's a you know, we could spend a couple of hours talking about all the reasons for that but nevertheless seven, these have extraordinary seven years! But let me make one key point One of the reasons that those gentlemen and one lady came forward as part of the students are academy one of the reasons that these people will all their careers was in a military intelligence complex right they were part of inside for sure and they come forward some rest retirement now you're not doing this while there under the payroll of the government i think you had you had. Former CIA top people so far like semi van whatever,
45:53 One of the reasons they made the decision and came to come forward, to do what...and launch what has now led to this seven years was all of the effort of all of the researchers and some activists. All of the people mostly you know these are basically regular citizens The previous 70 going all the way back to 47 from Keogh on forward right? And Heineck and McDonald A huge effort for 70 years to try to get to a point where these people who have worked inside the military intelligence community, have their credentials could come forward and take this to the next level. The sacrifice, the crap that they went through, the demeaning all of that having to live in the intellectual ghetto that the government has built they made it possible for those people to come forward
46:42 And so when you talk about, you know people getting burned out and they don't like to be teased. All I can say is I get it right? But look the people that are upset about being teased are not the ones that have put in the work It took 70 years to get us to that point This is not easy this will be looked at and hit by history as one of most extraordinary activist movements ever It finally led us to a point that is one of the most important events in all of human history, and that is disclosure. Things started to pick up and more and more people started getting in, and we started to see it expanding. We were able to penetrate the media at a level never before finally got the issue right into Congress, starting getting members of Congress addressing it speaking publicly. We've got four tranches of legislation prior to then there had never been a single act of legislation. We've had nine or 10 hearings most some which are briefings
47:43 but two full-on hearings. Prior to that, we'd only had two small hearings in the 1960s which were really not significant though we're glad we had them. It took 53 years to get through the next one right? 55 so you have four hearing Media exploded in the last seven years. I have put up on my media archive, on my website 7000 media articles triaged from small and fluff and stuff. You know, 7000 legitimate mainstream media articles in just a few days. the last seven years, right? Someone could go read them all. And if you start in 2017 and read these articles you can literally see the development of this whole thing coming out of the media itself. Yes it is an impressive archive I love spending time on The Paradigm Research Group's website actually have a couple questions about some things i found there but
48:34 But just since the beginning of this year, what has disclosure done for you lately? What have you been excited by in terms of what has come out. We had the hearing in May maybe something there any other various whistleblowers that are talking now because we know about Grush. We know about these things to The Stars Academy. This is years ago since the beginning of this year as anything really charged you up that you've heard from a whistleblower. Oh, of course. Well let's hear 2025 will be ended twenty twenty four on an interesting note and that was the november thirteenth hearing that may sell there is a november thirteen tearing in maine we had the uap disclosure fund held a substantial briefing. Up on the hill and i just went eric davis ask about asked by eric bolson about it types this work came out right inside it, write and so from the standpoint of history this issue nobody
49:27 as ever while sitting in a chair any house congressional office building right and not just anybody but somebody with the substantial history credentials. In this issue in this field have you worked for numerous government programs no one had ever turned to a member of congress and said there are four types of extraterrestrials yeah and it's on camera being live streamed. In other words, if you got into this issue as an activist in 1947 you were going to have to wait 77 years to be in the room and see that happening I understood how important that was other people are you know the people that are new to this issue maybe okay what else do you go?
50:11 That is, that's part of the game. Right? If you're trying to get something done in activism you try and keep make progress and as you make progress your dealing with a population which is increasingly pretty much it's like yeah sure course right what was the big deal let's get going here right there new thing don't care about the history what do you got for me today they don't have an appreciation I get Well, my point was more to ask you to try to get to the fact that we're talking to a lot of people who have been interested in the past and given up. Not new to the issue but have been into it and given up. And so I'm trying to get you to give us some examples of why they should be re-engaged with this issue? Why this is different this time? Let me help you out...I mean, I do think The Four Races—it's hard to beat that