Trump recounts pilot reports in 60 Minutes interview
The president describes a secondhand F-22 account and says he has not seen evidence of a secret program.
On-record statement · Secondhand account
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November 9, 2026
Today: a presidential UAP interview, a researcher’s nuclear-site argument, remote viewing and folklore, plus cryptid, consciousness and Mars resources worth revisiting.
A researcher makes the case for a UFO–nuclear connection
Larry Hancock discusses patterns he sees in decades of reports near sensitive sites.
Interview · Interpretation and claims
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Worth Revisiting: Remote viewing meets fairy folklore
A radio conversation pairs a practitioner’s methods with accounts of modern fairy encounters.
Worth Revisiting · Personal accounts
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Worth Revisiting: A conversation about cryptid encounters
Paranormal Profilers creator Peter Sacco joins the Cryptid Creatures podcast.
Worth Revisiting · Interview
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Worth Revisiting: A model for psychedelic entity encounters
Researchers propose a way to study experiences of apparently independent beings.
Worth Revisiting · Theoretical model
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Worth Revisiting: An ancient Mars rock carries a water record
A pink meteorite from Mali preserves clues to the Red Planet’s early crust.
Worth Revisiting · Research findings
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Good morning, investigators. On 60 Minutes, President Trump described unusual reports he says came from Air Force pilots and said he had not seen evidence of a secret UAP program. The transcript gives us his words, but not the underlying flight records. Elsewhere, Larry Hancock lays out his interpretation of UFO reports around nuclear sites. We also have a conversation spanning remote viewing and modern fairy stories, a cryptid podcast, a scientific model of psychedelic entity experiences, and an ancient Martian rock that carries a record of water. The older selections are marked Worth Revisiting, and each offers a different way into the questions we keep asking.
ED’S HIGH THOUGHT · FICTIONAL HUMOR
I think my future self should be allowed to send me one warning a day. Nothing dramatic. Just “check the other pocket” would have saved us both a lot of time.
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