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A Learjet falls out of the sky and within hours the internet decides it’s a missile. That whiplash is where we start, because the gap between evidence and engagement has never been more dangerous. We walk through what’s actually available right now, including air traffic control audio, what the NTSB is still investigating, and why it’s reckless to turn a tragedy into a conspiracy thread before families even get answers.

Then we shift into a story that should be front-page everywhere: reports allege North Korea stole $6.3 billion from Binance in about 20 minutes. Whether every detail holds up or not, the bigger issue is clear. AI and automation are changing the speed and scale of cybercrime, and the rules are not keeping up. We dig into the accountability question that everyone dodges: if someone uses an AI system to commit fraud, who is responsible, the individual, the AI company, or both? We argue for a simple baseline by applying existing criminal frameworks to AI so innovation can grow without turning the whole playing field into a free-for-all.

From there, we hit UFO and UAP news, including why government redactions keep fueling bigger theories, and what it would take to get real clarity. We also go deep on U2’s upcoming album Carnival de Luz, the single The Greatest Show on Earth, and the Zane Lowe interview that reminds you why this band still matters after decades. We close with quick NFL reactions and a “WTF” headline you have to hear to believe: a Tiffany jewelry heist where the thief tries to swallow the evidence.

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AI is now getting pulled into the UAP conversation in a way that feels like a real turning point. We talk through how advanced telescopes and AI-assisted tracking could change what we can actually see, measure, and document in the sky, especially when so many of the best-known UFO sightings come from military pilots in brief, high-stakes moments. I also get into why Pentagon-released UAP footage matters, and where AI enhancement can help clarify what’s there while still creating new questions about authenticity and interpretation.

Then we pivot into another headline that’s blowing up online: the rumored Noah’s Ark excavation in Turkey. I break down what to ignore (viral AI reels that “prove” everything) and what to watch instead (sampling, testing, and tight-lipped reporting that suggests something real is being investigated). The goal isn’t to declare victory for any theory, it’s to keep your curiosity while staying grounded in verifiable details.

After that, I address the messages about why I’m not living in politics content anymore, and why the nonstop outrage machine feels like a trap. We still talk voting and policies, then switch gears to sports with a shoutout to the Milwaukee Brewers winning their first World Series and a blunt look at MLB payrolls, contracts, and why fans can barely trust a jersey purchase anymore. We end with a jaw-dropping “WTF” story out of Virginia that’s equal parts absurd and disturbing.

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A Game 7 can feel like a movie, but 2016 Cubs vs Indians feels like a whole genre. We sit down with lifelong Cleveland fan Dan Tanton and rewatch the World Series that carried 178 combined years of championship drought into one night of pure nerves, weird baseball chaos, and unforgettable swings. If you’ve ever watched your team with that sinking “here we go again” feeling, you’ll recognize yourself in this conversation fast.

We walk the series forward the way fans actually lived it: Kluber’s dominance, the Trevor Bauer drone injury that still sounds unreal, Kyle Schwarber’s surprise return as a DH, and the tight 1-0 chess match at Wrigley. Then the tension spikes when Cleveland goes up 3-1, because every Cleveland sports fan has fresh scars and fresh hope after the Cavaliers’ 3-1 comeback earlier that same year. Along the way, we hit the bigger baseball topics too: payroll reality, how Theo Epstein built a champion, why so many stars don’t stay in small markets, and what happens to a “dynasty core” after the parade.

Then it’s all Game 7. Fowler’s leadoff homer. Miller and Chapman running on fumes. Rajai Davis changing history with one swing. The rain delay that launched a thousand legends. The Zobrist hit that finally nudged the Cubs across the line. And the final ground ball that felt slow enough to stop time. If you love baseball history, World Series strategy, and the human side of fandom, hit play, subscribe, share it with a friend who remembers that night, and leave us a review with your hottest 2016 take.

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Flying cars don’t feel like science fiction anymore, and that’s where we start Episode 75 of The Wily Wire. I react to the latest jaw-dropping “flying car” moment, the wave of AI videos that make it even harder to tell what’s real, and why Florida keeps positioning itself as a hub for future transportation rules. If you’ve been searching for flying car tech updates and what it might take to make them street legal, you’ll hear exactly why this shift feels bigger than a passing headline.

Then we get into Elon Musk and the ripple effects of Starlink, including the idea that Starlink mobile internet could change how we think about coverage, competition, and pricing across the United States. I talk through why so many people feel trapped by expensive, uneven service, and why satellite internet from SpaceX could be a real pressure point on mobile carriers and legacy internet companies. We also touch on Musk’s Mars obsession and NASA Mars images that look clearer and stranger than ever.

Sports fans get plenty too: Milwaukee Brewers vs Tampa Bay Devil Rays in the World Series, the ratings reality nobody wants to say out loud, and why I still love the matchup as a baseball purist. I also jump into the Chicago Bears and Caleb Williams, plus my weekend in Las Vegas for Raiders vs Bills where Bills Mafia absolutely showed out, Allegiant Stadium delivered, and the stories kept stacking up.

We close with music and mayhem: Metallica at the Sphere, why James Hetfield’s “keep politics out of music” stance hits home, and a WTF segment featuring Peachy the flamingo and a Steve Kerr lookalike that fooled an arena. Subscribe, share the show with a friend, and leave a review, then tell me which moment you can’t stop thinking about.

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Shohei Ohtani batting .036 against 94+ mph since August 17 with zero home runs is the kind of stat that makes you stop and rewatch every swing. After dealing with an emergency dental fiasco that forced a super short show, we get right into what Dodgers fans don’t want to hear: this looks less like a normal slump and more like a star playing hurt, reacting late, and losing that fast-twitch edge that turns velocity into damage. When your best player can’t pitch and suddenly can’t hit, the entire postseason plan cracks.

From there, we zoom out to the bigger Dodgers collapse and why October punishes every empty at-bat. We talk timely hitting, runners in scoring position, and how even good pitching can’t save you when the lineup goes quiet. We also break down the late-game turning point that flips momentum and why “the Dodgers of old” might need more than one good night to survive. If you’re tracking the MLB playoffs, this is the uncomfortable side of baseball that decides series.

Then we shift to baseball culture and business: the MLB World Series ratings nightmare. As baseball purists, we love the idea that small market teams can win, but we also get why networks sweat a Rays vs Brewers matchup and why casual fans drift to other sports. We add a blunt take on team rebrands, from the Cleveland Guardians debate to Washington’s name change, and we close with an absolutely wild WTF story out of Guatemala involving a rushed funeral and a coffin that wasn’t supposed to open.

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One minute we’re living and dying with October baseball, and the next we’re staring at headlines that feel like they belong in a movie. We start with the MLB playoffs where pressure, replay angles, and one swing can flip everything. I break down the White Sox and Cleveland tension, what a nervous home crowd does to a team, and why discipline like limiting walks still decides postseason games. We also talk Dodgers baseball, the good kind of roster problems, and the bad kind: leaving runners in scoring position when the margin is razor thin.

Then we hit the Yankees Rays controversy that every baseball fan has argued about at least once, fan interference at the wall. I give my take on what the umpires got right, what fans can’t help themselves from doing, and why those “perfect baseball moments” can vanish instantly under replay review. From there, we zoom out to the MLB 2027 proposal: a 154-game schedule, potential playoff format changes, pitcher rest, and the spicy idea of higher seeds picking their opponent. If you care about the future of Major League Baseball, this is the kind of stuff that could reshape the sport.

The back half turns into trending news with real bite. I dig into UFO and UAP claims tied to Pentagon files that reportedly won’t be released, including talk of a Coast Guard Tic Tac encounter and other incidents that keep fueling the question: are they hiding advanced human tech, or something else? And we don’t dodge the hard stuff, a botched execution story in Tennessee, the Krista Pike case details people leave out, and what standards should exist before the state can take a life. Subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a five-star review if you want more weekly takes that go from sports to the strangest news on the wire.

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We run through October playoff baseball with strong opinions on the moments that swing games and series. Then we shift into a hijacked aircraft story that raises real questions, an update on UFO and UAP claims, and a college football blunder that feels unreal.

• Yankees vs Rays no-hitter tension and the momentum swing of an out at third
• Why making the third out at third base is “stupid baseball”
• White Sox pitching strategy that disrupts hitters and steals rhythm
• Dodgers vs Braves pressure points and why execution beats star power
• Brewers vs Padres late-inning collapse and how good teams punish walks
• Hijacked aircraft timeline, the “plumber hero” claim, and why experts doubt parts of it
• Airline internal security worries and what needs scrutiny after an incident
• UAP and UFO update with David Grusch claims and why people are listening
• Colorado playbook left at a hotel bar and what it means before a ranked matchup

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October baseball doesn’t care what you did from April through September. When the playoffs start, it comes down to two things we can’t stop talking about: who has a real ace, and who can locate pitches when the whole world knows what’s coming. We break down the Cubs’ quick exit against the Padres, why running mid-rotation arms out as “the guy” backfires fast, and how cold bats in big spots turn a series into a sweep before your best pitcher even touches the mound.

From there, we hit the Yankees-Red Sox mismatch and the inning that flipped everything, plus the chess moves that deserve second-guessing when your season is on the line. Then we dig into the Phillies-Braves showdown, including Bryce Harper’s costly outfield read and the superstar response that defines playoff baseball. I also get specific on pitch selection and why low-and-in sliders to hitters like Kyle Schwarber and Harper are basically an invitation for a 400-plus-foot mistake.

After the baseball, we pivot to trending news and the stories everyone is reacting to: a botched lethal injection in Tennessee, and a terrifying cockpit attack on a flight to Tel Aviv that ends with passengers and off-duty pilots saving lives. We wrap with a WTF on alleged celebrity prison perks and the sudden switch to solitary confinement once the story goes public.

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A modern airliner disappears, no wreckage shows up, and the internet refuses to let it rest. We dig into the MH370 mystery with fresh eyes, starting with the familiar theories people have argued for years, then moving to the newest claim spreading fast online: alleged footage of UFO orbs surrounding Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 right before it vanishes. If you’ve ever wondered how a Boeing 777 can slip past tracking and searches without leaving a clean answer, you’ll feel the same tension we do as we stack each explanation against what the public thinks should be knowable.

From there, we take the turn that this conversation almost demands: time travel theories. We talk through the Charlie Chaplin “cell phone” image, the infamous “1941 hipster” photo, and the Versailles time slip story that still gets cited because it hasn’t been cleanly disproven in the way obvious hoaxes have. It’s less about declaring a verdict and more about why certain stories survive every debunking cycle, especially when UFO and UAP conversations keep heating up.

We also shift into big current headlines and culture: SpaceX and a Starlink launch that pushes through trouble to get satellites deployed, the Minnesota voting sponsor rule controversy highlighted by James O’Keefe’s footage, and a sports moment that instantly turned into a conspiracy storm when Trevor Lawrence kneeled at the one-yard line with time left and gamblers watching. We round things out with baseball highlights and a “WTF” on courtroom seriousness versus social media clout in the Arnold Schwarzenegger lawsuit.

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Two world powers meet at the White House and the loudest reactions usually miss the point. We break down the first Trump Xi Jinping meeting held at the White House and why basic diplomatic respect isn’t weakness when you’re trying to move outcomes on the biggest issues on earth.

We get into the real agenda items that shape everyday life even if they sound “high level”: Iran and sanctions enforcement, AI and the race toward “superintelligence,” Taiwan and the semiconductor chip pipeline, and the trade and tariff fight that’s been building for decades. We also talk about what happens when technology moves faster than society can adapt, and why lessons from social media addiction should make us more cautious with advanced AI and robotics.

Then things get weird in the best way: an AI-created drug called Rentasurtib, originally designed for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, is also tied to biological aging measures that suggest a potential anti-aging effect. That leads to a simple question with no simple answer: if a proven safe pill could make you look 10 to 30 years younger, would you take it, and what would that do to the world?

We also touch on the heartbreak and stakes of the overdose crisis, shout out Pete Crow-Armstrong’s 40-40 milestone and elite baserunning instincts, and jump on the Cam Newton comeback chatter after that viral workout. Finally, our WTF moment is a creator stepping into a ring with a humanoid robot, and it sparks the bigger question about robot soldiers and what happens when machines get smarter than their trainers. Subscribe, share the show with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find Wily Wire.

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Five different alien “types,” an Area 51 deathbed account, and a fresh UFO sighting in Iran all land in the same hour, and we try to make sense of what’s credible, what’s recycled lore, and what still has real unanswered edges. We start with the classic greys and move into taller variants, reptilians, mantis-like beings, and the strangest category of all: a humanoid form that allegedly looks fully human except for unusually large earlobes. Along the way we play and react to Daniel Sheehan’s remarks and the claims tied to S4, then zoom out to the bigger question: if the government truly has “the goods,” why do we keep getting disclosure in tiny, careful drops?

Then we pivot to the Iran UFO videos that lit up social media. Are we looking at real UAP footage, advanced U.S. technology, or something staged to intimidate? We talk through what people are saying, what doesn’t add up, and why official-sounding certainty still isn’t the same thing as proof. From there, the mood turns global as we connect shifting alliances, Greenland security control, Ukraine and Russia escalation, and the kind of World War III anxiety that grows when leaders casually float language about wiping out countries and the shadow of nuclear weapons returns to everyday headlines.

We close with a fast, fun sprint through a major autonomous aviation milestone from Joby Aviation, NFL reactions and instant replay “what if” history, the Bears Vikings mess and the Caleb Williams injury scare, MLB news after Alex Bregman takes a brutal foul ball, and a final WTF clip that somehow tops the rest: a knife-wielding “gangster crab.” Subscribe for more, share this with a friend who loves UAP talk and sharp sports takes, and leave a review so more people can find the show.

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The Five Alien Types Breakdown

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Daniel Sheehan Clip And Names

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Area 51 Deathbed Story And Disclosure

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Iran UFO Sighting And Competing Theories

14:02

World War III Signals And Greenland

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Nuclear Anxiety And Trump On Iran

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MLB Notes And Bregman Takes One

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The details are what make a story either believable or impossible to ignore, and today we dig into details that keep getting stranger. We start with the latest around the Thomas Crooks attempt on President Trump, focusing on the specific claims listeners are debating: how security broke down, why evidence handling looks so messy, the odd “Bob Dole” shipping name for gun parts, and the anonymous, immediate cremation that only fuels more questions.

Then we pivot to the Charlie Kirk case, where talk of a wrongful death lawsuit brings the same core issue back into view: when rooftops are known access points, when cameras get pulled, and when a scene gets altered, public trust collapses fast. I’m not here to pretend I have every answer, but I am here to lay out what’s being reported and ask what a competent investigation should look like.

From there, we shift gears into culture and cash. Oasis is back for Live ’27 and I’m breaking down why the ticket demand feels like a true stadium-era moment again. After that, Chicago real estate expert Giancarlo Bargione joins us to talk mortgage rates hovering around 7%, seasonal slowdowns, tight inventory, the mortgage lock-in effect, and how inflation and energy costs keep the housing market stuck in a pressure cooker. We also get into consumer debt, credit card interest, and why “finance anything” convenience can quietly wreck budgets.

We close with sports, including a full-throated case for PCA as MLB’s MVP, quick pennant race thoughts, and NFL Week 1 reactions from the Bears, Chiefs, and Giants. Subscribe, share the show with a friend, and leave a review if you want more episodes like this.

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We break down the scariest part of the Elon Musk AI warning and ask what “pumping the brakes” really looks like when other countries keep racing. We also hit politics, sports, and viral chaos, from the “uniparty” argument to a delivery drone disaster and a wild UFO clip.
• Elon Musk’s 10% to 20% AI extinction warning and why it feels different than nuclear fear
• AI as an “alien mind” and the concrete risks of hacking, bioweapons, drones, and disinformation
• Government tech illiteracy, term limits, and why regulation keeps lagging behind
• Aaron Rodgers on politics, COVID, and the “uniparty” idea
• Stephen A Smith’s point about politicians leaving office richer
• Chicago Bears stadium chatter and Brandon Johnson’s announcement backlash

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• Mitch McConnell’s absence, aging leadership, and fitness for office
• Ilhan Omar citizenship fraud claims, evidence questions, and hearing fatigue
• Anna Paulina Luna’s push for foreign money disclosure for influencers and podcasters
• WTF segment on the autonomous delivery crash in Los Angeles
• UFO abduction “stay calm” advice and what it says about internet culture

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🎙️ The Wiley Wire — Episode 65
25 Years After 9/11: Do We Really Know the Whole Truth?

🇺🇸 Never Forget. Always Ask Questions.

You don’t forget the moment the second plane hits. You don’t forget the silence in the sky afterward, or the look on strangers’ faces when everyone realizes the world just changed. We’re marking 25 years since September 11, 2001 with a special 9/11 podcast conversation that starts where it should: with the people we lost and the people who chose courage when escape was possible.

We remember the first responders who entered the World Trade Center knowing they might not come back, and we highlight stories that still cut through the noise, like Welles Crowther, the Man in the Red Bandana, and firefighter Stephen Siller, whose run back to the towers helped inspire Tunnel to Towers. We also talk about Flight 93 and what that kind of split-second bravery may have prevented, even if we can never measure the lives saved.

Then we shift into the part that can be uncomfortable but matters: 9/11 unanswered questions. We’re not here to declare every conspiracy theory true. We’re here to name the gaps that keep getting recycled because clear explanations never satisfied the public. We dig into Flight 23, the hijacker passport mystery, the reported charter flight for bin Laden family members, the “dancing Israelis” story, and the long-running debate around World Trade Center Building 7, including the BBC clip that appears to report the collapse before it happens. We close with Able Danger claims and why people still feel the 9/11 Commission Report left too much on the table.

If you think truth and remembrance belong together, listen, share this with someone who remembers that day, and subscribe and leave a review so more people can find the conversation.

Timestamps

00:00 Intro

2:59 Honoring First Responder Heroes

5:26 Welles Crowther And Stephen Siller

7:18 Flight 93 And Everyday Courage

7:30 Where We Were When It Happened

12:18 Unity After The Attack

12:22 Asking Questions Without Disrespect

15:14 The Hijacker Passport Mystery

16:28 Why The Bin Laden Family Left

18:27 Star Stream Radio App Plug

19: 07 Dancing Israelis And Fast Deportations

21:11 Tower Collapses And Building 7

26:22 The BBC Report That Came Early

28:12 Able Danger And Commission Gaps

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👽 Did the U.S. military really communicate with a captured Grey alien?

On this episode of The Wiley Wire, we investigate the strangest alleged alien encounters ever made public.

Retired U.S. Army Sgt. Clifford Stone claimed he communicated telepathically with a captured non-human being at Fort Belvoir — and even helped the entity escape.

Then in Trending News, we cover the deadly Amazon Air cargo plane accident in Miami and the questions investigators will now have to answer.

We also break down the stunning conclusion to the Lindsay Clancy trial, which ended in a mistrial after jurors couldn't reach a unanimous verdict.

⚾ In sports, could the Chicago White Sox eventually have one of the coolest stadiums in Major League Baseball? We look at billionaire investor Justin Ishbia, the proposed Railyards stadium development, and what could happen when the White Sox's current lease expires after the 2029 season.

🤯 And finally, WTF: Male cheerleaders in the NFL — including the surprising history of men in cheerleading.

🎙️ UFOs. Breaking news. True crime. Sports. And WTF.

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Timestamps ⏰

00:00 Intro

01:22 Did a military official really interrogate a Grey Alien and let him go free?

09:55 Amazon Plane Crashes in Miami, FL

13:17 Lindsay Clancy Mistrial, What’s Next?

17:52 New White Sox Stadium could be the best in baseball

23:05 Italian Basketball Players Flop

25:16 WTF- Male Cheerleaders in the NFL

29:07 The Wrap

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Who REALLY built the Great Pyramid — and do we actually know how they did it?

This episode goes from ancient mysteries to modern surveillance as we break down the Great Pyramid, Flock cameras, AI surveillance and technology designed to fight back against it.

Then, a heartbreaking Times Square attack raises serious questions about mental health and public safety in America.

Plus: Seven bands you won't believe aren't in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the latest WNBA controversy, and an insane WTF involving an alleged fake 49ers player accused of scamming women through romance and investment schemes.

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Intro
03:42 Who Built the Pyramids
10:05 Flock Cameras and Other Surveillance
14:54 AI Flock Off Shirt
15:16 Poor Mother Loses Her Life in New York & Mental Health Problems in America
25:26 Seven Bands You Won’t Believe Are Not in the Rock HOF
35:31 WTF — The Fake 49ers Wide Receiver
40:19 WNBA News Update & The Wrap

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The WNBA is back in the spotlight, and this time The Wiley Wire is asking the questions nobody seems to want to touch.

If I were running the WNBA, what would I change? I dig into the controversy surrounding women’s basketball, biological sex, transgender participation, league leadership, and what the WNBA should represent going forward.

Then we switch gears to baseball: Who deserves the National League MVP? I break down the race before wrapping up this emergency edition of The Wiley Wire.

Whether you agree or disagree, this is a conversation worth having.

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Intro
01:08 If I Were WNBA Commissioner
09:30 She’s a Biological Female Basketball Player! Remember, Trust the Science
18:57 Has There Ever Been a Transgender Woman Who Played in the WNBA?
21:17 Who Will Be the NL MVP?
24:08 The Wrap

🎙️ The Wiley Wire — Emergency Broadcast, Episode 62

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👽 THE WILEY WIRE — EPISODE 61

Are we getting closer to the truth about extraterrestrial life?

This episode goes deep into some of the biggest UFO and alien claims out there — from David Grusch discussing deceased and allegedly living extraterrestrials, to claims involving Dick Cheney and a secret program, Blink-182’s Tom DeLonge and his intelligence contacts, mysterious activity in our oceans, Dr. Steven Greer, and the so-called Nordic “Tall White” aliens.

Then we come back to Earth — sort of.

💉 What’s really happening with cancer vaccines?

🚗✈️ Florida is preparing for flying-car testing.

🏀 Enes Kanter Freedom gets kicked out of a WNBA game.

And for WTF… Aerosmith reportedly came incredibly close to leasing the same plane that would later crash while carrying Lynyrd Skynyrd.

It’s UFOs, extraterrestrials, new technology, sports, rock & roll and a whole lot more on Episode 61 of The Wiley Wire.

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 — Intro
00:56 — David Grusch admits to seeing deceased E.T.s and says he knows the government has possession of live E.T.s
03:48 — Dick Cheney, a.k.a. “Darth Vader,” and claims of a secret alien detention program
06:34 — Blink-182 singer and guitarist Tom DeLonge says intelligence officials told him we are not alone
09:19 — Are our oceans full of extraterrestrial activity?
11:22 — Dr. Steven Greer claims to have an extraterrestrial disc that's over 2,000 years old
14:17 — Nordic aliens and the so-called “Tall Whites”
16:17 — Cancer vaccines
20:37 — Florida will begin testing flying cars
23:59 — Enes Kanter Freedom kicked out of a WNBA game
33:14 — WTF: Aerosmith almost leased Lynyrd Skynyrd’s doomed plane
37:15 — The Wrap

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ALIENS DETAINED? Elon vs. Bezos, Ivermectin & Cancer + The Robot Takeover | Ep. 60

👽 Are extraterrestrials actually being held captive?

Episode 60 of The Wiley Wire starts with David Grusch, President Trump and the continuing mystery surrounding ETs and UAPs. Then we dig into Dr. Steven Greer’s extraordinary claims that extraterrestrial beings have been — and may still be — held captive.

Next, we examine claims surrounding ivermectin and cancer research, including the headline-grabbing suggestion of an “85% cure.”

We switch gears to sports and look back at Michael Jordan’s baseball career and why simply attempting it may be one of the most impressive feats of his legendary athletic career.

Then it’s Elon Musk vs. Jeff Bezos and a look at where technology, space exploration, AI and robotics could be taking us.

Plus, WTF features a terrible drone drop and one seriously fast robot.

And finally…the moment has arrived.

🏒 I have officially retired the hockey visor.

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Intro
01:37 Trump Gets a Visit From David Grusch About ETs & UAPs
02:13 Dr. Steven Greer Claims Aliens Have Been and Are Held Captive
08:32 An 85% Cure for Cancer?
12:42 One of Michael Jordan’s Biggest Feats in Sports Was Baseball
18:59 Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and the Future
26:08 WTF — Bad Drone Drop & The Fastest Robot
28:23 The Wrap — I Have Officially Retired the Hockey Visor

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Are we finally reaching the point where it's impossible to say we're alone?

Episode 59 of The Wiley Wire is loaded.

We start with the heated Candace Owens vs. Andrew Wilson debate surrounding Charlie Kirk’s death before diving into the latest evidence and stories that have me saying one thing: We are clearly not alone.

Then we revisit the incredible story of the young lifeguard who saved a ten-year-old boy, along with my reaction to a news reporter's handling of the story.

We're also calling balls and strikes on President Trump, looking at the bizarre video of sailors appearing to jump from a Navy ship, and breaking down The MOVE Act and the proposal involving mortgage-rate portability.

Plus: paper ballots and voter rolls, the controversy surrounding two women reportedly being forced to change their XX/XY chromosome shirts at a WNBA game, and Joshua Baez's incredible three-home-run debut.

And WTF gets especially weird this week: two goats board a bus, a concert is scheduled to last 639 years, and I wrap things up by taking a hockey puck off the face.

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Intro
01:36 Candace Owens vs. Andrew Wilson Debate Over Charlie Kirk’s Death
09:10 We Are Clearly Not Alone
13:44 Young Heroic Lifeguard Saves Ten-Year-Old Boy and a Nasty News Reporter
17:20 Calling Balls and Strikes on Trump
20:47 Sailors on the Navy Ship Try to Jump Overboard
22:20 The MOVE Act
24:12 Paper Ballots and Voter Rolls
25:10 Two Women Forced to Change Their Shirts at a WNBA Game
28:40 A Three-Homerun Debut by Joshua Baez
32:10 WTF 1 — Two Goats Board a Bus
33:19 WTF 2 — The Concert That Won’t End for 639 Years
35:01 Taking a Puck off the Face & The Wrap

🎙️ The Wiley Wire — Episode 59

Politics. UFOs. Sports. Trending stories. And the WTF moments you probably didn't see coming.

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