Don't Lie to Your Wife or Hide the Aliens
Late-night radio host Walter Sterling takes you on a wild ride through the weirdest corners of reality on The Other Side of Midnight. In this episode, a 94-year-old caller reveals the secret to surviving 76 years of marriage, while NewsNation reporter Meagan Medick digs up radar scans of Noah's Ark and hunts for ancient giants. Plus, ex-intelligence chief Jay Stratton breaks down his explosive UFO memoir Out of the Shadows, Walter uncovers a supposed Smithsonian giant skeleton cover-up, and things get bizarre with a chaotic Iowa gentlemen's club arrest. From Nephilim to nuclear silo UAPs, it's the ultimate late-night conspiracy campfire.
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Speaker 1: This is The Other Side of Midnight.
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Walter Sterling with his wacky show.
Speaker 3: It's the other side of midnight just for you.
Speaker 4: Walter likes flying saucers.
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Speaker 2: So here comes Walter Sterling.
Speaker 6: And here we go.
Speaker 3: It's the other side of midnight.
Speaker 2: Radio show. Ladies and gentlemen, 800-848-9222. Let's go to Lauren.
Welcome to the other side of midnight. Hi, Walter. Lauren,
look at you. You look great tonight, by the way.
Can I say that, or will I be sent to HR?
Speaker 7: Well, thank you so much, Walter. Thank you. You know
that you bring up such a great issue, how like, oh,
we're not even supposed to say that to each other anymore.
Everybody gets offended.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: It's a very twisted world.
Speaker 2: You see, the thing is, Lauren, I want to hear
what you want to say, but the reason I bring
up about how you look great today is because I
have three daughters, I now know in a way I
did not before what it takes to in a woman's
mind to look great. I know what they go through
to look great. To me, they look great in their pajamas,
but they do a lot of work to get, you know,
I can't tell you how many curling irons my family has.
The number of curling irons that we have for different
days of the week, different times of the year, it's
astonishing how many curling irons there are in this house
and how we haven't blown every fuse. I don't know.
But therefore, I respect. So when I say to a woman, hey,
you look great today. Oh, my God, those nails are amazing.
I'm doing it truly from a point of educated respect.
Speaker 7: Oh, wow.
Speaker 8: Yes. Yeah.
Speaker 7: You bring up the word respect, and that was going
to be some of what I was going to mention
on your topic of divorce.
Speaker 8: Yes.
Speaker 7: But, yeah, you have three daughters, so you totally get it.
Speaker 9: So, yeah.
Speaker 7: You know how we always say, oh, we love our
dogs because they're nonjudgmental. I think that's one of the
top things people will say, right? That dogs are so nonjudgmental.
And then getting to your comment about respect, it's just
such a difficult issue, and that's why millions of people
go to therapy. But for divorce and relationships, the whole
issue of control... Let's say you're raised and there's controlling, critical, judgmental,
these unreasonable expectations for perfectionism. And a lot of that
then is not, it's like, Early trauma from all of that, almost.
And then when you get married and you're in this relationship,
you're supposed to be mature and have the ability to
disagree without disrespect. So when you mention respect, to disagree
without respect and not to hold grudges, not to hold
on to all this stuff.
Speaker 9: And.
Speaker 7: How many people have the grounding and have been shown
what a real team relationship, loving, nonjudgmental, and the ability
for people to have differences of opinion and yet still
be a cohesive team? And now, you know, it used
to be for better or worse, right? And, oh, you
have to, you know, try to stick together and work
it out.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 7: That's not there anymore, but you mentioned people getting married
later in life, which is, I believe, you know, a
good thing because people have the time to, like, quote, unquote,
work on themselves and, like, get through, hopefully get through that.
But still, a lot of that stays in us, you know,
when we grew up with control. Right.
Speaker 2: Now, Lauren, are you in therapy?
Speaker 7: In my own head, I am in bed.
Speaker 2: And are you married?
Speaker 7: Well, that's interesting. No, I've never been married. I've had
a lot of long-term relationships. I love children, but I
didn't want my children on my own. I've worked with children.
I had a profession where I loved children. Now I
wish I had had children, but.
For me, I guess I didn't find the right person,
but it's very hard for me to be with somebody
all the time.
Speaker 2: Is that because you're an introvert? You need a lot
of time alone? Is that why?
Speaker 7: Well, I'm a misfit, right?
Speaker 2: You are a misfit. You are. Believe me, I can tell.
I can tell, Lauren, that you're a misfit. I appreciate
this call. You're in New Jersey?
Speaker 8: I am.
Speaker 2: Where in New Jersey are you?
Speaker 7: I'm in Morris County in like the Chester area.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so there are good Dunkin' Donuts near you. There
are a lot of traffic circles near you. And there's
plenty of you to do, plenty for you to do.
You don't need to get married. Lauren, I thank you
for the call. Thanks for being a misfit at 800-848-9222.
Jason in Ohio, welcome to the other side of midnight. Hi, Jason.
Speaker 10: Hi.
Speaker 6: Well, welcome. So everything you've said about you've made great
points about marriage and the divorce brought up some really
good points. I just wanted to touch on a few
of those real quick.
Speaker 7: Good.
Speaker 2: Take your time. Take your time. It's an all night show.
Speaker 9: OK.
Speaker 7: OK.
Speaker 6: So I do think there's. if I picked at everything
that you said, and the one thing that I might
disagree with a little bit is you said about people
waiting until 30. And, and, uh, I think that varies
from person to person. And, and so I don't know
that there's, that that is really applies to every person
or couple, uh, you know, everyone's different. And you mentioned
about everyone being different. So I do think there's a
lot of various causes of why the divorce rate is
so high. For one, you know, it takes two couples
working nowadays. I know several young couples who just married
in their 20s. I know three couples I have in
mind right now, newly married in their 20s. And Both
the husband and wife have to work, and they're struggling
hard to make it. And so, you know, it's more
difficult for a wife to stay home and be a
stay-at-home mom now than what it was when I was
growing up. So I think that's a contributing factor.
Speaker 2: Do you think that's a contributing factor to getting divorced
or to staying together?
Speaker 6: I think that's a contributing factor. to stress on the marriage,
which leads to divorce. Because now both couples are working. Well,
who's going to stay home with the kids? Well, now
the kids are getting in trouble. It's not the couples
can't spend as much time together because they're both working.
I just think it's just bad all around.
Speaker 2: You're right. There are many economic reasons why husband and
wife both have to work. It's not just a social issue.
There are financial issues. It is unfortunate that the freedom
that the cliche is that you used to make $ 10, 000
a year. Dad would make $ 10, 000 a year. You'd have
a house. Two cars, a summer vacation, and all the
clothes for the kids. And, of course, that's insane today. 800-848-9222, 800-848-9222.
You and I are talking about marriage. Interestingly, the divorce
rate in America is going down. Probably all your life,
whenever you heard the phrase, the divorce rate was followed
with it's going up. It's not. It's going down. It's
not 50%. Now it's 40%. The age of the divorce
is also different. More people are getting a divorce at
the 5-year mark than the 10-year mark. Used to get
it at 10. Now it's 5. Why is that? First,
they're getting married later. Secondly, there isn't the big social
pressure to stay married, don't get a divorce. That's all gone.
That's vanished. The other thing that has changed, people are
getting married later. And I think because they're getting married later,
a couple dynamics there. One is that if they're getting
married later, then if a woman wants to have kids,
she needs to make a decision sooner in her marriage
than she used to. If she got married at 18,
she had plenty of time to make a decision. It's
different now. The social pressure to not get a divorce,
that doesn't exist anymore. Oh, it's too bad they're getting
a divorce. It's different. The reasons for getting a divorce, though,
is not cheating. It's endless bickering. A couple just can't
stop arguing with each other over everything. That is the
number one reason for why people get a divorce. How
do you feel about this?
Speaker 8: 800-848-9222.
Speaker 2: Joe, Michigan. Divorce, marriage, welcome to the show. Well, yeah.
Speaker 9: Tomorrow is our 76th wedding anniversary.
Speaker 2: How is that possible? How old are you?
Speaker 9: I'm 94.
Speaker 2: And your wife?
Speaker 9: 92.
Speaker 2: And what are you going to do, go to Bora Bora?
Speaker 9: We're old, you know, but I got to tell you,
we live in a fairly rural area. We fell in love.
She was 14. I was 16.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 9: We got married at 18, and you'll just never find
anyone that had a better life than we have had.
Speaker 2: Well, Joe, I have to ask you the question, which is,
give us one or two tips on staying married forever.
Speaker 9: Never have I ever lied to my wife.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 8: Never. Wow.
Speaker 9: And we've had.
We live in a rural area. Hunting and fishing was
a big part of our life. And we've had wonderful friends.
And I think that... And it takes guts to marry
a beautiful woman. And my wife was and is still
a beautiful woman. And so, you know, you always got
guys sniffing around, but we have... We've just had such
a one. If everybody could have a life as good
as what we've had, there wouldn't be any divorces.
Speaker 2: So your primary tip, Joe, is never lie to your wife.
Speaker 7: Never.
Speaker 2: I'm sure there were moments when that was hard.
Speaker 9: I'm a pretty good guy.
Speaker 2: I can tell by your voice, Joe. I can't tell
you how happy I am for you and to your wife.
What's your wife's first name?
Speaker 9: Marty.
Speaker 2: Marty and Joe. That's fantastic. You said how many years?
96 years? I'm sorry, how many years?
Speaker 7: 76. 76.
Speaker 2: Joe, I respect you. I am grateful that you called,
shared this information with us on the other side of midnight.
18 minutes past the hour. 18 minutes past the hour.
Are you enjoying this big radio show? I think you are.
Speaker 1: The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling. It's the
other side of midnight.
Speaker 6: With Walter Sterling.
Speaker 2: News Nation's Megan, who has been sniffing around for the
past few days and therefore has been having a terrific week.
I'm always dazzled and amazed at the stories you're able
to pursue, the guests you're able to book. I always
feel inadequate when I talk to you, Megan.
Speaker 8: Oh, my God. That can't be true, Walter. That can't
be true.
Speaker 2: It's a radio fact. So, Megan, what are you working on?
What's going to be happening on NewsNation this week?
Speaker 8: You know, there's actually some great stuff going on that
I personally am very excited about and love and am
proud of. Last week, we put out an episode on
the dig for Noah's Ark that is happening in Durupinar, Turkey,
on Mount Ararat. And this is a story, you know,
the story is about 60 years old that they thought
that they found the remains of Noah's Ark. And now
it's The story has come back to life. They have
new radar scans, new technology. You know, you've got AI.
They're sending gopher robots down there. So I did this
story last week just out of personal interest and curiosity.
And right before we started, they were like, you know,
we have this new exclusive scan that just came back
that shows three chambers in this underground structure that we
believe is the Ark. Do you want the exclusive? I'm like, yeah,
you know, like, obviously. So, you know, we do the story.
I think it's interesting and compelling. The audience absolutely ate
it up. More views, more interaction than we've ever gotten
on the show. So I'm like, wow, okay, people are
really interested in this. I'm going to take it a
step further. I'm going to start talking about giants and
And was the flood a fallout with giants on earth?
So I have Timothy Alvarino. He is fantastic. He's an explorer.
He's a researcher. He is a translator for the book
of Enoch. He was in Peru for a lot of
his life.
Speaker 7: He's just like a.
Speaker 8: Modern day Indiana Jones. through and through. And he's an
expert on the Book of Enoch and some of these
ancient sea scroll texts, the Book of Jubilees, the Book
of Giants. And him and I just really get into
what do these ancient texts tell us about fallen angels, judgment, giants,
what led to the flood and what the world was
like pre-flood and what happens if this really is the
site of Noah's Ark. Him and I went for two
and a half hours, Walter. We talked about everything you
can imagine with giants and we're splitting into two parts.
So the first part went up today. It went live
today and this is all about ancient texts and what
possibly could have led to the flood and giants.
Speaker 2: Do you believe there were giants?
Speaker 8: You know, Walter, the more I look into this and
the more I understand about the Book of Enoch and
these ancient texts, the more, this is going to sound
so weird, but the more the Bible makes sense to me.
You know, as a kid growing up, you're trying Sunday school,
all these stories from the Bible, they all sound weird.
you know, magical and mythical and not real. And you're like,
is this just a metaphor? Why are we teaching David
versus Goliath and the great flood? But if you can
accept some of the things that are in the book
of Enoch and some of the teachings about the giants
and the Nephilim in the world, then the Bible actually
starts making a little bit more sense. So, you know what?
I'll just say it. I'm not afraid of sounding crazy. Obviously,
if you've seen my show, you know, I say some
crazy things. Yeah, why not?
Speaker 2: Well, I agree with you. And I also know that
in the 1800s, on a fairly regular basis, there were
newspaper articles about how they found another giant skeleton. And
there was a picture of the giant skeleton. And then
they were always shipped off to the Smithsonian.
Speaker 8: Oh, yeah.
Speaker 2: Now, with that is the mythical wing of the Smithsonian
that no one is allowed in. And in that wing
is supposed to be the skeletal bones of the giants.
And the thing that always puzzles me, really puzzles me,
is why is that a secret? What is it that
needs to be kept a secret about skeletal remains of giants?
Why is that a secret?
Speaker 8: Walter, per usual, you and I are on the exact
same page. We dive into that in the episode and
the conspiracies surrounding the Smithsonian. And I ask very pointedly,
why would the U.S. government care if we knew about giants? And,
you know, it's basically the same thing as why does
the U.S. government care about if we care about aliens?
Because if you pull up that thread and you expose
one thing that they've hidden from us and lied to
us about what's next, what's next, what's next.
Speaker 2: How and where do we see your incredible television show?
Speaker 8: You can go to NewsNation's YouTube page and search Unreported
with Megan Medick. I'm also on wherever you can get
your podcasts, Unreported for NewsNation. So it's all over the place.
If you want to watch it, fantastic. YouTube's your jam.
If not, you just want to listen to me. Wherever
you get your podcasts is good.
Speaker 2: Megan Medick, is there anything else you'd like to report
to us today?
Speaker 8: You know, next week they're sending me to Wisconsin. I'm
going to Elkhorn, Wisconsin to search for the Beast of
Bray Road. So I'll be in the field hunting for
the Beast of Bray Road, and I can't wait to
tell you about that next week. So good luck to me.
Speaker 2: It sounds like a fun time. I thank you very
much for joining us from News Nation. on the other
side of midnight.
Speaker 5: Become the media, call 800-848-9222 now!
Speaker 4: There is a wing of the Smithsonian Institution that does
not appear in any current floor map. No tour guide
mentions it. No official publication references it by name. But
in the administrative records from the 80s and early 1890s,
it shows up again and again. A catalogued space referred
to internally as the Ethnological Storage Annex colloquially called the
Giant Wing by the staff who worked inside it. And
the last man who fully catalogued its contents before it
was restructured in 1894 left behind a set of private
correspondence that has never been officially addressed by the institution.
His name was Cyrus L.
Speaker 8: Bridgemore.
Speaker 4: Morrow, and what he wrote in those letters should not
have survived. Every week, Cyrus Morrow was not a famous man.
He was not an archaeologist in the romantic sense. No expeditions,
no best-selling books. He was a cataloguer. a man whose
entire professional identity was built around the meticulous documentation of
physical objects, their dimensions, composition, provenance, condition, and intake, and
assigned storage location within the Smithsonian's expanding infrastructure. He was,
in the language of modern archival science, a collections manager,
and he was extraordinarily good at it. He joined the
institution in 1879 during a period of explosive growth. The
Smithsonian was receiving material from federal surveys from military expeditions
and from the Bureau of Ethnology, formerly established just a
year earlier under John Wesley Powell. The sheer volume of
incoming material was staggering. Skeletal remains, artefacts, stone tools, ceramic
pieces and objects that did not fit cleanly into any
established category were arriving faster than they could be processed.
Morrow was brought in specifically to address the backlog. His
personal letters, which passed through a private estate sale in
1961 and were acquired by a small historical society in
western Pennsylvania, were largely ignored for decades. They read, for
most of their length, like the correspondence of a dutiful
civil servant, careful, measured, occasionally dry. But in letters written
between 1891 and 1893, something changes. The tone shifts, the
language becomes guarded in a way that feels deliberate rather
than habitual, and certain passages describe, in careful and specific terms,
a collection of skeletal material that does not match any
publicly acknowledged Smithsonian holdings for that period. The first reference
appears in a letter dated March of 1891, addressed to
Morrow's brother-in-law, a physician in Ohio named Dr. Samuel Hatch.
Morrow writes that he has spent two weeks in the
Lower Annex completing a secondary dimensional review of remains transferred
from the basement of the original building. He notes that
the transfer had been ordered by someone he refers to
only as the director's representative, not Powell himself, but someone
acting on his authority. And then he writes the sentence
that researchers in the Tartarea community have circulated for years.
The largest of the catalogue entries measures 71 inches from
crown to base of mandible. And the skeletal proportions do
not conform to any range documented in the standard reference
text I have on hand. 71 inches. That is a
skull nearly 6 feet tall on its own.
Speaker 2: The Smithsonian has a wing with skeletal remains of giants.
And as he just mentioned, this is part of the
Tartaria story. The Tartaria story involves giants. The skeletons are
probably in the Smithsonian. You and I deal with mysteries
every night at this time between 2 and 3, 2
and 3.30. We go over the major mysteries, the conspiracy theories.
This is the urban campfire story. And of course, the
epicenter of the urban campfire story is Area 51. Listen
to this.
Speaker 11: Boyd Bushman was a senior scientist at Lockheed Martin with
classified clearance. Before he died in 2014, he recorded an
interview describing aliens from a planet 68 light years away.
A craft housed at Area 51 and 39 Americans killed
trying to reverse engineer it. He showed photographs of all three.
If none of it was true, why wait until he
was dying to say it?
Speaker 2: Area 51. Walter Sterling, adieu at 800-848-9222, 800-848-9222. You and
I are talking about mysteries, conspiracy theories, all of the
things that we truly enjoy talking about. There's a book
out called Out of the Shadows, and Out of the
Shadows is It came out two days ago, two days ago.
It reveals the truth about non-human intelligent life, it claims.
An explosive memoir by the most senior U.S. intelligence officer
to investigate unidentified anomalous phenomena, UAPs. For over 32 years,
Jay Stratton served the U.S. on the battlefield and as
a senior member of the national intelligence community. He specialized
in emerging and disruptive aerospace technologies, including the most classified U.S. capabilities,
making him uniquely qualified to identify anything in air and space.
But when presented with a video of a mysterious advanced
aerospace vehicle over a sensitive nuclear weapons site, Stratton quickly
found himself investigating the most significant national security threat of
our time. The book's gotten a lot of attention. There
are a number of revelations in the book, and you
and I are going to go over some of those revelations.
We're going to review some of the things that he revealed,
and they're unique in that he's sure. It isn't speculation.
Here's Jay Stratton.
Speaker 12: This book is very important to me. I wanted to
get the word out to the people. I've been working
behind the scenes for the last 20 years to get
us where we're at today in this disclosure movement. So
it's very important that people understand that the main point
is that the world deserves to know the truth. Humanity
is not the only intelligent life in the universe, nor
do we know the intent of the non-human intelligent life
that's here. It's very concerning. Let me take you back
to where it started. I was at the Defense Intelligence
Agency as the Chief of Air and Space Warfare. In
that role, I was responsible for emerging and disruptive threats.
And also, I had access to our most classified programs.
I understood where our technology is and where our technology
is going. And I also understood the technology levels of
the adversaries. And it was during that period that a
colleague brought to me a video of a triangular UAP
flying over nuclear missile silos in our most secure airspace.
And it was flying in ways that I could not
comprehend at the time. It was flying in demonstrated capabilities
that exceeded ours. Well, it was very telling because in
that position with the Defense Intelligence Agency, I was uniquely
qualified to identify anything flying in the air or space.
So when I'm watching something as an aerospace engineer that's
demonstrating capabilities that I don't understand and can't comprehend, That
was eye-opening and moving for me. I needed to understand
this technology, and I needed to understand who had it.
This is a threat, because it exceeds our capabilities. We
don't understand it, we don't know the intent, and we
don't know where it's from. I have seen non-human beings
and non-human craft with my own eyes.
Speaker 2: He has seen non-human beings and non-human craft with his
own eyes. Jay Stratton. His book.
Revealing the truth about non-human intelligent life out of the shadows.
And I have it on good authority that Jay Stratton
is going to be interviewed by John Katsimatidis and Rita
Cosby coming up. I'll get you the date and the
time as soon as I've got it. But this book
is making big waves. And Ross Coulthart last night discussed
on this show some of the revelations from this book
And that he is very close with Jay Stratton. They
have a great relationship. And I'm sure Ross will be
interviewing him as well. And he will be sharing that
information on Tuesday or Thursday nights on the other side
of midnight. We have the whole universe. We have the
entire universe covered for you. Jay Stratton.
Speaker 12: Both the defense contractor community and the government have a
craft of non-human origin. There is an ongoing program to
capture and reverse engineer this technology, and really, we're in
a secret Cold War race to do that. People who
have had this 80-year monopoly on the topic believe that
the secret is so intense, that the American people cannot
handle it. I believe that there may be aspects of
this that are so intense that they can't share it,
but they can share with the American people the basic
fact that we are not alone, that people can handle that.
I worked on several efforts to do this, and it
culminated when I had access to a nuclear submarine that
I could put out off the East Coast and I
had a P3, a Navy submarine hunting with a lot
of different equipment on it, and I parked it out
there to try and capture information data on this UAP,
and it worked. On their very first mission, a UAP appeared,
and the P3 worked to collect, and data was collected
on that mission. I got a phone call from two
flag officers, two different admirals, and a commander who was
their senior intelligence officer, and they said, Jay, we've seen
it with our own eyes. So these guys are the
cream of the crop, and they saw UAP phase in,
was their own words, over the training building on the compound.
And it just disappeared as fast as it was there.
Then the rest of the story, or the more important
part of the story is, in order to really understand
that information, I need to get it into the intelligence record.
So I had to get them debriefed. They came to
the Pentagon and a senior officer, someone senior to them,
someone who I believe is involved in this legacy program,
this historic cover up, the hidden hand, as I call
it in the book, intercepted them. and convince them that
their reputations are on the line if they make this report.
Speaker 2: They didn't make the report. That's Jay Stratton, author of
Out of the Shadows. Stratton comes out of the shadows
to provide a startling and eye-opening firsthand account of his
battle to uncover the truth and address the most mysterious
and complex national security threat of our time. He shares
the shocking discoveries, challenges, behind-the-scenes revelations, and close encounters that
profoundly altered his understanding of humanity's place in the universe
and took a disturbing toll on him and his family.
Former big deal government official put out a book, Out
of the Shadows, came out two days ago. His revelations
were sharing. There are more in the book, obviously. It
sounds to me The revelations are really interesting, and I'm
sure they're true, but it also sounds to me, based
on the history, what he had to put up with
with his family, threats to be quiet, there may have
been a little trauma in here. He may be a
little bit cautious and a little distorted in what he
saw and what he feels, but he is the closest
and the highest-ranked official to come out and share this information.
It is always worth paying attention. How do you feel
about this? His point, which I've heard too many times,
too many times, is there was great concern about whether
or not you and I were ready for this information.
And even he says, I'm not sure if we're ready
for this information. I am sure that we are ready
for this information. How do you feel about it? How
do you feel about the discovery, the revelation of the
truth about UFOs? There was a whole series for nine years.
The X-Files. All the X-Files was, was Mulder wanted to
get to the truth. He just wanted the truth. That's
all he wanted was the truth. Mulder on the X-Files.
All of these revelations sound like that. Not just with Jay.
With everybody who talks about UFOs. May have seen one.
Used to see one.
Speaker 8: Sorry.
Speaker 2: Jackie Gleason saw one. All of that. Could human beings,
could we handle the truth? You couldn't handle the truth, right?
I think we can handle the truth. I think for 50,
60 years we have been prepped for this event, to
be told the truth, to be shown the alien, to
be shown the flying saucers. I think it's time. And
I think that's why it's taken so long, was to
make sure our culture, our people, our brains could handle
this information. This is Jay Stratton. who's put out a
brand new book, came out two days ago called Out
of the Shadows.
Speaker 12: Throughout history, the secrets sometimes are so impactful to our
national security that steps have been taken to remove the
problem and the people. But I don't think he's seen it.
I think he's still being shielded from the truth. And
we have to work hard to bring the truth to
the president because the president that goes to the microphone
to tell the world we're not alone, that's a monumental moment.
I think China and Russia are both working on reverse engineering,
crafting non-human origin. Somebody's wrong. And I think that America's
going to pay the price if the truth doesn't win
in this situation. The world deserves the truth. I've briefed
Congress numerous times. I was one of the first to
brief Congress on this topic in the modern era in
2007 when I briefed Senator Harry Reid. And I continued
that through the rest of the next 16 years until
I left the government and retired. The book, it puts
everything in context and it brings it together. It's evergreen.
It covers UAP cases over U.S. military bases that haven't
been discussed yet. It gives you descriptions and details of
recovered craft. We don't know the intent. Sad for me
to say after 16 plus years of looking at this
for the government and 20 plus years of looking at it,
we do not know the intent.
Speaker 2: We don't know why they're here. That's what Jay Stratton
is saying. We don't know why they're here. Please understand
that I respect Jay Stratton and I believe that he's
telling his truth. But there are pieces that confuse me.
How could you work with alien crafts, aliens, see actual aliens,
talk to Mr. Alien, and not have any idea why
they are here. No idea. Seems fair. Why would you
divert an atomic submarine just to be a decoy and
distract UFOs rather than protect our coast? These are some
of the things that confuse me. But then again, I
haven't seen any actual aliens, and therefore I'm not the
best source. The big issue, according to Jay Stratton and
every other UFO person from the government that I have
talked to, listened to, it always is the same thing,
that you and I are not ready for this. We're
not ready. We're not sure people will be ready. And therefore,
about a year ago, they, you know who they are,
assembled religious leaders from around the country into a meeting
in Washington to say, this is what we have. This
is what we know. Are your people ready? Will this
interfere with your concept of God? Will this interfere with
your ability to lead people to your God? Are you
ready for this? My friend, Midnight Misfit, are you ready
for this? The phone number is 800-848-9222, 800-848-9222. I don't
understand why they were so worried about organized religion. Suddenly
people would not believe in God anymore. suddenly people would
believe these aliens are their gods? I don't think we're
that stupid. I believe that it won't affect our belief
in God except to make God bigger. If there are
more living entities, more intelligent forms of life in the universe,
doesn't that just make God bigger? I think it does.
It's nothing threatening, nothing scary. If these aliens have been
here for 50, 60, or thousands of years... If they
had the ability to slaughter us, shoot us, kill us,
they would have. I don't believe they do. Consider the
possibility that aliens have come here without any weapons. Never
even occurred to them to kill anything. Whole different culture.
Looking at everything differently. The opposite of the way we
look at things.
Speaker 8: 800-848-9222.
Speaker 2: I'm Walter Sterling. This is The Other Side of Midnight,
and this is the Red Apple Audio Networks.
Speaker 1: The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling. The Other
Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 2: Strippers on the loose, on the other side of midnight.
Speaker 3: Beach Girls. It's located on Raccoon River Road in West
Des Moines, Iowa. And for those of you who are
unfamiliar with the topography of Iowa, West Des Moines is
sort of the ritzy area. Real ritzy, and they got
a gentleman's club called Beach Girls. And this feller... was
in Beach Girls wanting to be entertained in the champagne room.
His name is Winston Henry Stewart. Threefold first names. Or
maybe it should be Henry Stewart Winston.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Makes no sense. He's from Des Moines. He was charged
with assault with the intent to commit sexual abuse in
the champagne room. The incident began at 2.45 on Saturday morning.
At Beach Girls in West Des Moines, the bodyguard heard
the dancer screaming for help. That this guy was touching
her in places she didn't want to be touched. This
is a gal that was as pure as the driven snow.
And again speaking, if you are going to touch a
dancer in the champagne room, you've got to tip her right.
And also ask for permission. You just don't grab things.
Apparently that's what this feller was doing. So when the
cops got there.
And dealt with. They found a THC vape product. They
arrested him for that. Stewart, by the way, was asked
to leave the business. He refused to do so. They
actually had the cops yank him out. A wonderful thing
to notice when you go into a club. I'm perplexed
by this. THC, at least medical marijuana, which you don't
really need to say anything I understand from Iowa. You
just go into the dispensary and they'll just give.
Speaker 2: It to you.
Speaker 3: He had a THC vape product. Probably helping him with
his goiter. Or maybe he has glaucoma or a severe
case of hemorrhoids. That THC vape product, I think, would
be legal in the state of Iowa. Maybe an illegal one.
Maybe that's what the drug dealers are doing now. They're
making THC vape products. And if the state's not getting
tax money out of it, yeah, they're not a happy
group of people. Be a gentleman. And I don't care
if you've had a couple of drinks and you're on
fentanyl or something or weed or.
Speaker 2: Whatever you're on.
Speaker 3: These ladies deserve your respect. They deserve your respect like
there's no tomorrow. Treat them kindly like you would your
own sister. From the Champagne Room in West Des Moines.
I'm Velo Houle, strippers on the loose, Walter Sterling, the
other side of midnight, Red Apple Audio Network.
Speaker 11: Become the media, call 800-848-9222.
Speaker 9: I don't know, it was weird.
Speaker 10: At first it felt icky, and then it was.
Speaker 8: Sort of okay.
Speaker 2: This is Selma Blair, she's very sexually orient.
Speaker 10: Then I started getting really hot, and then I started.
Speaker 8: Shaking, and then....
Speaker 7: And it's, I don't know, it was weird.
Speaker 8: It just felt like an explosion.
Speaker 2: And then she bit a flight attendant on American Airlines.
An explosion, and then she bit a flight attendant on
American Airlines. This is not the first time that Selma
has been out of control on an airplane. Selma Blair,
out of control on an airplane. Walter Sterling puzzled. By
all the reports that said she was an A-list actress,
Selma Blair loses control on American Airlines. The last movie
she was in was over 20 years ago. I'm sure
she's been in many other movies since. But the last
real movie, Cruel Intentions, that was like 20 years ago.
It's a pretty intense movie. Did you see that movie?
There was no story, but there were a lot of
incredibly attractive tweens. Running around, flirting with each other, committing bisexuality,
committing lesbianism. Lesbianism. It was a whole thing. A whole thing.
A whole thing.
Speaker 10: As I've never known I was gay, I just fell
in love with you, Danae.
Speaker 13: Like, I don't even view you as like a woman.
I just view you as a soul. So she's like,
it feels weird that I have to use the word
coming out when that's never really been my story. And
she told her parents that she liked me the day
after the ACMs. She sat him down at breakfast and
was like, I have a crush.
Speaker 8: On Danae Hayes.
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, is that easy?
Speaker 13: My parents put me in a concentration camp.
Speaker 2: You know? 800-848-9222 with Walter Sterling. You and I are
talking about the book Out of the Shadows by Jay Stratton.
Jay Stratton was an intelligence officer, high-ranking senior U.S. intelligence officer,
and he has done investigations on unidentified anomalous phenomena, UAPs,
and non-human intelligent life. And some of the revelations from
his book, we've gone over the past half hour. We'll
go over more of them with the legendary Dave Scott.
And then Ross Colthart from News Nation yesterday revealed that
he has a profound relationship with Jay Stratton. They're close friends.
I expect he's going to find out more from Jay
Stratton than anybody else could because he's Ross Colthart. And
he revealed many of the things from that book during
his report yesterday. And I believe he also revealed it
last month and the month before that and the month
before that because he talks to Jay all the time,
which is why I have Ross Coulthard on this show
every Wednesday. Yes, every Wednesday morning and every Friday morning. Tomorrow,
you and I are going to talk to Robert Clotworthy
and the sound engineer, the sound technician for Ancient Aliens
and the Curse of Oak Island. because I am obsessed
with the setup that Robert Cloutworthy has to record and
narrate ancient aliens. The setup is he's got four microphones,
and they record spontaneously. Can you imagine that?
Speaker 7: Four.
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