Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the show.

Before we get into it, I want to talk about a project that I was doing with Ironclad,

of which the second episode should be releasing, I think, the same day that this podcast is coming out.

I did a four-part series with them called Black Projects.

Specifically, we were diving in to the history of UAPs or unidentified aerial phenomenon, also known as UFOs for normal people.

And it was a pretty cool experience.

Visually rich, historically rich, a lot of information.

It's available now.

At the end of today's show, I'm going to add a 60 second trailer that you can watch if you want to

you're already here for the podcast so hang in there for 60 seconds at the end and check it out

if you like what you see head over to the ironclad YouTube page and you can watch it for yourself

okay enough about that today's episode is with Greg Anderson, repeat guest. He first came on the podcast slightly into the beginning of COVID. He was in the military. He worked in law enforcement at a federal level and state level. He hit my radar when he made a video in his police car while working for, I believe,

the Port Authority of Seattle. If I'm incorrect in that, that's my fault, not his. Talking in my

words, again, describing his video to other police officers about what their roles and responsibilities

maybe actually should be during the pandemic and what they

should consider as valid and legal and perhaps immoral and illegal when it came to what they were

being told to do. He ended up losing his job because of that video. And I bet, actually,

I think I asked him on the show, He wouldn't take it back for the world.

He's a high-level jiu-jitsu practitioner.

Apparently, he's very good at armbars. I wouldn't know because he's never armbar me.

What do you think about that, Greg? And he's got a podcast called Endless Endeavour,

an awesome jiu-jitsu school on the West Coast,

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