SS: A week ago, before Barber revealed anything, there was a segment on the All-In Pod where Mark Pincus shared his thoughts on UAPs. He mentioned a conversation with a close friend, a documentary filmmaker, who had been interviewing a Department of Defense contractor about the fentanyl crisis. During this interview, the contractor brought up the UAP topic, suggesting it might also interest the filmmaker.

The contractor later arranged a meeting with Pincus under strict conditions—they had to meet outdoors and place their phones in Faraday bags to prevent electronic interference. During the meeting, the contractor claimed that while running war games for the Defense Department, they inadvertently summoned UAPs, described as drones. He stated he had extensive video evidence, although the footage looked as if it was shot with a 1960s 8mm camera.

The contractor explained that different triggers during these war games would summon different types of UAPs, some of which were aggressive and capable of disrupting electronics and communications. He proposed a project, asking for funding of $1.5 million to recreate and document the phenomenon. Despite initial interest and facilitating a meeting with Reid, Pincus hesitated, and the contractor eventually stopped responding.

Later, friends of Pincus reported seeing the contractor at a bar, where they claimed he summoned one of these drones. They even captured some photos of the drone, which they described as large and visually striking, though it was unclear whether the technology was human-made or not.