Roswell Revealed - (N2K Extra)

Summary

This episode of Need to Know: Extra delves into the Roswell incident, showcasing its importance in the ongoing conversation about unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). Host Bryce Zabel features guests like Rep. Ana Paulina Luna and researcher Don Schmitt, who discuss the push for transparency regarding government knowledge of UAP and historical accounts of the Roswell crash. The discussion highlights a range of claims, including evidence of non-human biological retrievals and ongoing efforts to dissect the government's shifting narratives about the event.

Key takeaways

• 1Recent congressional interest in Roswell and UAP crash wreckage
• 2Claims by Jake Barber about helicopter retrieval of crash materials
• 3Lue Elizondo's assertion of the crash event involving non-human biological samples
• 4Don Schmitt's recounting of decades of investigations and first-hand witness testimonies
• 5Government's changing explanations for Roswell, including Project Mogul and weather balloons
• 6Emphasis on the significance of deathbed confessions and current efforts to uncover physical wreckage

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Transcript excerpt

Lincoln Rejuvenate does not operate unless the vehicle is in park. When the vehicle is off or if any door is open, do not use the feature in a closed garage or in other enclosed areas. See owner's manual for important operating instructions. Lincoln and Navigator trademarks of Fort Worth affiliates. All rights reserved. Hey everybody, it's Bryce Zabel and you are listening to Need to Know Extra. Now there's been a lot of talk about crash wreckage these days. It seems to be everywhere. Representative Anna Paulina Luna is talking about it when it comes to her new committee in Congress that she says is going to investigate UFOs and UAP as well as other things. And of course, our own Ross Coltart broke the story of Jake Barber who claims that he was flying helicopters that picked up crash wreckage. So I want to talk about crash wreckage today, but I want to go back to the granddaddy of it all that we've almost put aside. And of course, I'm talking about Roswell. Roswell, of course, over the years has sort of gotten marginalized by people who, by the government, who of course have offered multiple explanations for the whole thing, but also just by our culture, which kind of turned it into kind of something that maybe wasn't all that serious, but things have started to change. I've been obsessed by Roswell myself since I first moved to Los Angeles. And when I got to Los Angeles, I was the CNN correspondent and my office made a guy named Fred Saxon had told me about this book. And I went down to the local grocery store and bought this, the Roswell incident. This is the first time I really got a sense of it. ...

Excerpt from Need to Know (Coulthart/Zabel), Mar 3, 2025. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.