Lou Elizondo Defends UAP Transparency in On-Air Exchange with Ross Coulthart

Lou Elizondo, a Pentagon UFO whistleblower who spent years in service, has been a central advocate for transparency in UAPs. Investigative journalist Ross Coulthart, who has worked closely with Lou, is now questioning his past roles and suggesting some resentful voices think he was involved in an effort to control the narrative. On the program, Lou defends his record, calling Coulthart an excellent journalist and reiterating his decade-long commitment to truth and transparency about the reality of UAPs. He clarifies that he never stated he was part of the legacy program, and explains that with a security clearance and classified programs, one cannot confirm or deny certain activities, and that social media often inflates or misinterprets statements. He notes that his work with A-TIP and his resignation memo to Secretary Mattis demonstrate his dedication to disclosure, and that appearing on the show to discuss the topic is a means to raise awareness of decades-long government involvement. He acknowledges that some people resent his appointment to a position of power in UAP transparency, but maintains that maximizing transparency remains the goal. He invites Coulthart to press him on specifics and offers to address those points on air, while maintaining that the broader objective is to keep the public informed. The exchange ends with mutual respect as the host thanks Lou and points viewers to NewsNation for coverage.

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