Hey guys and welcome to the Joe Rogan Experience review. I will be reviewing episode 1315,

Bob Lazar and Jeremy Corbell. Pretty excited about this one. A little bit of catch up because

I was sick the past few weeks so a few episodes behind but bear with me and thank you as

always for downloading and supporting the podcast. Without you guys I really wouldn't

even bother. So thank you. Now I'm just kidding. I love doing this. Bob Lazar, what a fascinating

dude. If you haven't seen his documentary on Netflix which I watched really I think Joe

had like an old comedian buddy on friend that started talking about the Bob Lazar documentary

and that's how the whole ball got rolling but I watched it shortly after that and it really

was very fascinating is very fascinating. Definitely worth a watch. So anyway without further

ado let's get started.

Yeah so this was an intense episode mainly because of how nervous Paul Bob was and that really

does come across in the documentary as well. If you watch that he's pretty terrified of a lot

of the potential repercussions and it's very real for him and what I do like about what he's

saying is you know with any of these guys you got to look for where the credibility is right

and anytime people are making a lot of money off something or they written books or they're

getting a lot of fame that's kind of motivation for them to embellish things but he doesn't

want that. He didn't take any money for the documentary I guess they gave a lot of money

away to different school programs and things. He insisted on paying his own flights to get

out to Rogan's podcast and by all accounts he really didn't sound like he wanted to be

on it. He got a migraine. This isn't fun for him but he feels incredibly passionate about

telling this story and obviously you know you get through it but that really struck me

and I don't know how you guys felt about it but that one really stood out. I was like okay

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