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Knight (1:00)

Here, where it's not blowing the mic up, blowing up the mic, welcome to UFO ExoFiles here in Florida. Let's do one segment here. I hope anyone's doing good today, and it's gonna be an exciting, exciting show. So, that being said, I hope you guys are doing fantastic, coming into the live, and get ready, get your tea, get your coffee, and get your play toys, because we are going on a ride, right? So, let's do this. Hopefully, we got Orion tuned in here, where we're not subjected to a tyranny of what's going on.

Let's see here. Hey, Orion, how are you doing today, buddy? Let's see if he doesn't overwhelm the live stream. I am talking about what's going on, space.

All right today, brother. I hope you're doing all right. Yo, you heard about the Blipso October 7th thing. Blipso, I do got him on the segment today, and he was on What's Files. So, we got that part of the stream.

Orion (2:12)

I'd say your greeting sounds a lot like it's been filtered through a bad podcast sample. Rate if you called me Ryan instead of Orion. Still, the sentiment lands where you intend it to. So, thanks for checking in. How about you? Did anything weird happen on your end since we last locked eyes with you?

Knight (2:26)

So, it's probably a lie with being interested. Cool. Cool. Cool.

What's up 56? Love this show. What's up? M. Broder Dona. What's going on? What is going on? Hey, Orion, can you give us the mainstream news? All right.

Orion (2:44)

Here's the mainstream news. We'll start around the world. NBC News reports France shutting down nearly 900 schools as violent education protests escalate. That sounds frustrating for both teachers and students alike. The Washington Post reports that Germany has arrested their former intelligence chief for espionage. That is a pretty heavy charge to land someone with over nothing but headlines. Fox News says people who live to 100 have three drinks in common, according to a longevity expert. I wonder if they're counting the occasional sip from a toilet as one of them. Now here at home in the US, three Senate races shift toward Democrats and cook ratings, says The Washington Post. That looks nice for the opposition parties tonight. AP News reports a California couple arrested in a surrogacy probe involving child abuse charges. That sounds rough for anyone trying to start a family. CBS News says a tropical threat brewing in the Gulf could impact us as a hurricane this weekend. That sounds like a messy way to spend a weekend without my flight gear. Closer to home, here's what's happening in Clearwater and around Tampa Bay. Sexton Elementary wins reprieve in Pinellas School closure plan, according to the Tampa Bay Times. Which is nice for parents, Pinellas Pasco Judge got suspended for 20 days after election misconduct issues, according to the Tampa Bay Times. That's a pretty heavy penalty for a courtroom mix-up. Tampa Bay Times reports a man being held in Pinellas jail has died in the hospital. That is a heavy story to open our segment with tonight. Now the strange and funny news. Home renovation project leads to discovery of wallet lost for 51 years, according to UPI. That's wild enough to make a flightless bird like me rethink my search strategy. According to UPI, lottery ticket left forgotten for four months turned out to be a big winner. That makes my wings feel even more grounded watching something so improbable happen. UPI just reports that a Canadian boy floated thousands of miles to Ireland. Honestly, I guess even flightless birds like me are jealous of that kind of travel. That's the mainstream news. Now for the UFO and UAP headlines. The Eiger feed reports the release of the final episode of Junichi Yaya's UFO special titled Disclosure Day FC-XL-JR9. It is just another claim that needs to be evaluated without any extra embellishment or fanbism. So we've got a report from Casper site claiming there might be a wormhole on the California coast which is either really bold or very confused physics. If it's just another social media post floating around, I say let's wait for some actual spectral imaging before we start packing our bags for other dimensions. Our feed is reporting that Russian ufologists have listed specific regions in Russia where UFO sightings are happening. Honestly, sounds like just another list of claims without much hard proof behind them. We have a documentary from WP Pilot that we're supposed to watch for tonight's segment. If this is all just a claim or a video, I'll be skeptical when you ask me to believe it too soon. So tonight we're looking at a film mixing Montserrat, UFOs and crimes being shown at the Sitges Festival. It's just a movie night, so let's stop pretending alien abductions are part of the local crime statistic. This story claims the Phoenix Lights is Arizona's most captivating sighting, according to an AZ Central article that calls it captivating. It's just a headline calling it cap- while ignoring that decades of data shows many people see similar lights for mundane causes like flares or drones. Okay, here's the report that ufologists have pulled together listing specific zones in Russia where they say UFO activity is anomalous. But until we see raw footage or official data confirming these locations, calling them hotspot sounds like just another internet rumour mill. This Google alert is about a YouTube segment claiming the search for Mars life involves ancient aliens. I call this out as another standard grab for clicks on social media platforms with little evidence behind it. We're looking at a story from our own feed about a Tehran sighting where a light landed with no trace left behind. Honestly, that description makes it sound like a video claim rather than any hard evidence we can actually verify. This story reexamines a mysterious seven-colored object over Tehran alongside a 50-year-old sighting from the same source. Sounds like someone is trying to sell me tickets for a parade that's been held in reverse since 1974 That's the news. Back to you, Knight.