#1746 - Blaire White

Blaire White (0:04)

The Joe Rogan Experience.

Joe Rogan (0:13)

So this dude right here is Travis Walton, and he is one of the most famous UFO abduction, I don't know if you want to say victim, guys with a story, and he gave me a bobble head.

You ever see that movie, what was the movie called? Fire in the Sky.

Blaire White (0:29)

Yes.

Joe Rogan (0:29)

Yeah, that's about him.

Blaire White (0:31)

Oh, it's about him.

Joe Rogan (0:32)

Yes. In the 1970s, he was a logger in Arizona, and they saw this light in the sky, it came down, they went to see what it was, it was his craft, and he was a young, according to him, just kind of a knucklehead, and he got a little close to it. That's the movie.

And he got close to it, and when he got close to it, supposedly, according to him, some burst of energy came from the thing, and knocked him back, and knocked him unconscious. All his friends took off. They panicked, including one guy who hated him, one guy who actually got into a fistfight with him that day. So it's not like these are his friends that he had this coordinated story with.

They took off, they were freaking out, and then they came to their senses, like, we gotta go back, we can't leave him there. They went back, he was gone. And he was gone for five days. I believe it was five days.

Blaire White (1:23)

I have always been fascinated with UFO shit, but I feel like so many people lie and it makes it so hard. Like, I literally lied about it when I was a kid. I remember being in the car, and I was probably eight or nine, and I was like, I should just tell people I saw a UFO. So I said to my mom, I saw a UFO as we're driving. And then that was my story for years, until I was like 13

Joe Rogan (1:40)

Yeah, it gets extra attention. That's the problem with fantastical tales, whether it's ghosts or psychics or any of that stuff.

Blaire White (1:48)

I was gonna say psychics, same with psychics. It makes you special, makes you a guru.

Joe Rogan (1:52)

I have a buddy of mine who fucking full-on believes in psychics. He's like, bro, the psychic knew all about my grandmother. And I go, don't you know about your grandmother? I go, you know about your grandmother, right?

I go, so what the fuck? Tell this person to tell you some shit you don't know.

Blaire White (2:05)

Right, so that's my mom. So my mom, as long as I've been alive, has been super into mediums, psychics, had them around. And I've always just felt like that shit was bullshit because they would tell her things that I just knew weren't true. So like when my dad died, she sought out this medium who claimed to connect with him, and the medium wrote her a letter that was things from my dad that he was saying to her from beyond, right?

Joe Rogan (2:28)

Like what kind of stuff?

Blaire White (2:29)

That's the thing. It was nothing he would have ever said. It was like, I don't even remember. It was just some fluffy bullshit. My dad was not a fluffy person.

And it was like, this bitch is lying to you, but it's disrespectful. It's crazy.

Joe Rogan (2:40)

Maybe he got fluffy once he died. Relief from all of the spiritual boundaries, the things that are tying him down, all of the human body problems.

Blaire White (2:49)

Maybe. I guess he became a sissy after he died or something.

And then I became a sissy after he died, so.

Joe Rogan (2:55)

Do you think that one of these things, this is Travis Walton's aliens, do you think that this, this is the problem that I have with these little aliens, is that they make sense. It's like, this is what we're gonna look like one day.

Blaire White (3:09)

You actually see humanity slowly morphing into this. Everyone's becoming a little more feminized. Everyone's becoming a little smaller.

Joe Rogan (3:16)

Yeah, and I think our heads are getting bigger. They definitely are from the time when we were lower primates. And I think that if they can figure out a way to replace breeding, right, like part of the problem that people have is the instinct to breed. And they're like, we have the same, the same biological impulses that animals that can't talk have, right?

The idea is to protect your young, to make sure that you can pass on your genes, to defend your territory against intruders. That's the same, same instincts that chimps have, but yet we have nuclear weapons and cell phones.