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In today’s Trish Regan Show, Trish she gets reaction from Harvard's Avi Loeb - one of world's most respected astrophysicists - to allegations made by former intelligence operative, David Grusch, that the government has a secret UFO program. The Pentagon has firmly denied the existence of any of Grusch's revelations... which...yes, may seem pretty far fetched.
Grusch is a former operative for the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, National Reconnaissance Office and All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office. Speaking in an interview with NewsNation, the former head of the UAP office for the NGIA claims there is a secret program that has discovered evidence of aliens. The U.S. government however, has refuted his claims, insisting it has absolutely no evidence of alien life.
Meanwhile, Professor Avi Loeb, head of Harvard's Galileo project, could soon provide the evidence everyone is looking for...or alleging to have found. He tells Trish he's preparing an expedition to search for "space trash" off the coast of New Guinea. Could this small team of scientists lead of Loeb find the "proof" of an alien society from more than a billion years ago? Was Grusch onto something -- despite his lack of evidence?
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