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Making Sense of the UFO Hearing with Shane Harris | The Lawfare Podcast (www.lawfaremedia.org)

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This is an interesting discussion on The Lawfare Podcast with Washington Post national security reporter Shane Harris. They discuss the recent Oversight Committee hearing and the UAP phenomenon more broadly. Harris seems fairly open-minded about the claims being made and while maintaining a healthy level of skepticism.

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[–] grabyourmotherskeys 4 points 1 year ago

When you consider the reputation he has as a national security journalist, it is remarkable he's engaging in a discussion like this at all, especially in such a serious forum. But he has a history of this, which I really appreciate.