Recent incidents involving objects the Pentagon has, to date, refused to identify have renewed debate over excessive secrecy in the United States, especially as it relates to the question of unidentified aerial phenomena. If the government won't release imagery it has of suspected balloons shot down over North America, then what does this say about any truly anomalous imagery in its possession? 

Joining us to discuss this is reporter Tim McMillan, who weighs in on the subject of excessive secrecy with relation to the ongoing UAP debate in this installment of The Micah Hanks Program.  

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Show Notes

Below are links to stories and other content featured in this episode:

• NEWS: Epic winter storm turns SoCal snow white
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• Memories of Wounded Knee reflect mixed legacy after 50 years
• EXCESSIVE SECRECY: Excessive Secrecy Could Undermine U.S. Efforts to Evaluate UFOs
• AUDIO: span.org/video/?525468-1/dni-avril-haines-delivers-remarks-classified-information-democracy"> Avril Haines on Classification and Excessive Secrecy
• TIM McMILLAN: No Plans To Release Images of Unidentified Objects From Recent Shootdowns

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