[dinodino]

I’ll be happy to. This quack has been making the rounds for years. Here’s a recent article calling into question his background:

https://theintercept.com/2019/06/01/ufo-unidentified-history-channel-luis-elizondo-pentagon/

[RoosterRedux]

That's an article from 2019 and has been long disproved by Elizondo (and others) in almost every major interview he has given.

On top of that, Christopher Mellon, former Deputy Assistant SecDef for Intel, still works with Elizondo and has testified again and again as to his credentials.

Elizondo is a well-established authority on this matter despite people who try to diminish his credentials and his work.

[Vermont Lt]

Harry Reed just put out a document supporting the guy and his work. I am no fan of Harry—but he has been at the forefront of the UAB investigations. He knows the guy and he states he is not a nut-job.

[dragnet2]

It’s easy to discredit one guy, but what about all the Navy personnel, witnesses, radar operators, radar tracks, ship/aircraft video from Navy aircraft and Navy warships?

It seems this evidence is a bit more difficult to discredit with some obscure link from a dated story.

[Mariner]

An Assistant SecDef says otherwise.