UFO researcher David Sereda shared insights from his recent project: filming the testimony of 73-year-old Boyd Bushman (1936-2014), a longtime Lockheed Martin senior research scientist with top secret clearance. Bushman, who held numerous patents and contributed to the design of the Red Eye Missile (now known as the Stinger Missile) and infrared FLIR systems, reportedly worked on reverse-engineering antigravity and UFO technology.

Bushman explained that a force related to the universe's expansion might be stronger than gravity and possibly linked to antigravity propulsion. He described a series of experiments, including using magnets to reduce the gravity of a rock, as steps toward achieving antigravity. Bushman confirmed that Area 51 in Nevada was used to test alien craft, but said these activities were relocated to a Utah facility after Area 51 gained public attention.

Further, Bushman disclosed his friendship with a Navy doctor who treated the pilot responsible for shooting down the Roswell craft in 1947. While Bushman did not specify the weapon used, Sereda speculated it could have been Tesla's "death ray," which was allegedly seized by the government after Tesla's death in 1943. Bushman further shared a diagram of a nuclear-powered flying saucer, claiming the first flight occurred at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in 1959.

In the first hour, remote viewing instructor Ed Dames addressed the spread of a wheat blight, a plant pathogen he originally discussed on Coast to Coast in 1997. According to Dames, the disease is continuing to expand and will eventually reach the United States. "The age of the fungi is upon us," he warned, urging the construction of biodomes to ensure our survival.