Stephenville, TX UFO case on Larry King Live

We are revisiting the Stephenville, TX UFO case. Witnesses for the first time speak out! Plus, our guests include three of the History Channel’s UFO Hunters!

Tonight, 9 p.m. ET

Segments 1 & 2

LA Robert Hastings

LA Bob Salas (USAF ret)

LA Bob Jamison (USAF ret)

TBA, IL Dr. Bob Jacobs (USAF ret)

Segment 3

Adds skeptic Bill Nye “The Science Guy”

Segment 4-7

LA – Stanton Friedman

LA – James Fox

LA – Bill Nye

(Source: http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/larry.king.live)

Angelia Joiner’s Interview with Robert Emenegger

Angelia – I’m here with Robert Emenegger and actually we’re still in the ballroom. We just finished a marathon speakers panel, didn’t we Bob?

Bob – It was horrendous.

Angelia – It was at least two hours and we did get some interesting questions but we’re glad that’s over, right?

Bob – Yes, it’s all behind us for now.

Angelia – I first met Bob at the Ozark Conference last week and we’ve already become great friends and we’re having so much fun that we really haven’t talked that much about the whole UFO phenomena, right?

Bob – That’s true.

Angelia – Okay, so tell me how you got involved in this.

Bob – Well, I don’t know how much you want to know about it, but I was the creative director of Gray Advertising in Southern California, the Los Angeles office, and during the Nixon re-election period I was asked to be consultant to Nixon’s campaign, and I met with him. We had a couple of meetings and decided that Nixon should stay low in television except emphasize his trip to China.

Angelia – Right.

Bob – So I had a friend who had a film studio at the same time, and we did a couple of films that were to help the Department of Defense. One was on a program to help young men determine whether they had an alcohol or drug problem, believe it or not, and I had Rod Sterling as the host of that.

Angelia – Wow!

Bob – Then we worked on the show for the shuttle, reporting on the shuttle and making people realize how little it cost to keep the shuttles going. The next thing – we both decided – let’s try and give the Department of Defense sort of an image lift. So we went out to Norton Air Force Base because my partner had had some dealings – I had been stationed in North Korea in much earlier years, much earlier anyway. So we met with them and then we started discussing how the public would feel. You know to get an idea of the positive side. I suggested, why don’t we pull up the Merrimac of the Navy (something indistinguishable) They were doing raster research. ARPA was an Advanced Research Project Agency so they took us to Maryland where we met with for instance a scientist who (indistinguishable) thinking into a computer and the computer was picking up, I think they said, about seven or eight of his words just by an attachment to his brain. He was trying to figure out how that was possible.

Angelia – Well, this is amazing.

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For the entire transcript of the interview, go here.

(Source: http://stephenvillelights.com/)

Angelia Joiner’s Interview with Robert Emenegger

Angelia – I’m here with Robert Emenegger and actually we’re still in the ballroom. We just finished a marathon speakers panel, didn’t we Bob?

Bob – It was horrendous.

Angelia – It was at least two hours and we did get some interesting questions but we’re glad that’s over, right?

Bob – Yes, it’s all behind us for now.

Angelia – I first met Bob at the Ozark Conference last week and we’ve already become great friends and we’re having so much fun that we really haven’t talked that much about the whole UFO phenomena, right?

Bob – That’s true.

Angelia – Okay, so tell me how you got involved in this.

Bob – Well, I don’t know how much you want to know about it, but I was the creative director of Gray Advertising in Southern California, the Los Angeles office, and during the Nixon re-election period I was asked to be consultant to Nixon’s campaign, and I met with him. We had a couple of meetings and decided that Nixon should stay low in television except emphasize his trip to China.

Angelia – Right.

Bob – So I had a friend who had a film studio at the same time, and we did a couple of films that were to help the Department of Defense. One was on a program to help young men determine whether they had an alcohol or drug problem, believe it or not, and I had Rod Sterling as the host of that.

Angelia – Wow!

Bob – Then we worked on the show for the shuttle, reporting on the shuttle and making people realize how little it cost to keep the shuttles going. The next thing – we both decided – let’s try and give the Department of Defense sort of an image lift. So we went out to Norton Air Force Base because my partner had had some dealings – I had been stationed in North Korea in much earlier years, much earlier anyway. So we met with them and then we started discussing how the public would feel. You know to get an idea of the positive side. I suggested, why don’t we pull up the Merrimac of the Navy (something indistinguishable) They were doing raster research. ARPA was an Advanced Research Project Agency so they took us to Maryland where we met with for instance a scientist who (indistinguishable) thinking into a computer and the computer was picking up, I think they said, about seven or eight of his words just by an attachment to his brain. He was trying to figure out how that was possible.

Angelia – Well, this is amazing.

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For the entire transcript of the interview, go here.

(Source: http://stephenvillelights.com/)