Mr. Bart Cybrell. It's an honor to have you in here, man. I'm glad we can make this happen.

Sure. No problem. Over the last two days, I've been reading your book and watching your documentaries and really diving deep into your background and your whole history of the moon landing.

And I was talking to you there today on the phone and I was telling you like, I don't really,

I'm not up to speed on all of the little nuances and like all of the actual evidence that you've

gone through for your, you know, for your

idea or for your conclusion that the moon landing was a fraud. And then I watched astronauts gone

wild, which by the way is the best title to a documentary ever created in human history.

For people that may have not read your books or seen podcasts with you, can you walk us

through how this whole journey started for you?

Yeah, I grew up as the biggest fan of the Moon Missions, kind of the biggest fan boy, because my father was in the

Air Force. I grew up around Air Force bases, aerospace, and even though I was asleep in bed

at the time, I was about four years old. The next couple of weeks, my father being a high-ranking

officer in the Air Force got a VIP package

of the Prince from Apollo 11, alleged first trip to the moon. He gave them to me, and they were

like my most cherished possession of all time. And we moved about every couple of years, and wherever

we moved to, they were a prominent place,

like a shrine, and every bedroom. So from about the age of four to 14, if I only saw them

once a day, that's about 3,650 times, I saw these pictures that allegedly say they're on

the moon. So when I'm 14 years old,

I saw a television program of one of the first guests on Oprah Winfrey. His name was William

casing. He had the second highest security clearance to Von Braun during the Apollo program. He

was an English major, and he would edit the grammar of von Braun, whose native

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