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Imagine a library that sits outside of time. Every life you have ever lived is written down in a book with your name on it. Every thought. Every choice. Every soul you have ever crossed paths with. For more than 25 years our guest has been walking into that library. He calls it the Akashic Records. 11 books. Students on three continents. Sessions he says reach through trauma, through past lives, and into something he calls the Universal Mirror. Foss is a visionary artist and a healer who works directly with the Ascended Masters and the Archangels. He teaches that you carry two genetic codes. One earthly and one not. That your nervous system is an antenna. That your heart is the reception point. And that the book of your life can be rewritten while you are still in it. Tonight we ask the hard questions. If the Records exist, who built them. Who appointed the Keepers, and what were they before. If your Book of Life can be changed, who holds the pen. And why have so many of us forgotten how to listen to a stream that has never stopped running. We will press him on off-world lifetimes. On ancestral healing through DNA. On parallel timelines. On the Quantum Timeline Healing he says rewrites the past from the present. And on a rival senior reader, trained by an Orthodox Kabbalist, who teaches the opposite of everything he stands for on the question of Free Will. Bring your skepticism. Bring your wonder. Both will be tested tonight.

You have seen scientists debunk the paranormal before. You have seen the condescending eyebrow, the impatient sigh, the eye roll. Barry Markovsky is not that scientist. He is the scientist who as a twelve-year-old boy lay on his back in the backyard of a Boston suburb, stared up at a moonless sky, and watched a point of light slow to a dead stop and reverse direction. He is the scientist who once woke from a dream about an earthquake, went to work at Stanford, and then felt the building shake beneath him an hour later. He is the scientist who walked into a haunted vape shop in South Carolina with a notebook, and walked out genuinely unsure whether the man he investigated was a liar or a true believer. He is the scientist who dated a naturopath and had to decide whether to tell her the truth about homeopathy. He is the scientist who spent years trying to pry a data set out of Transcendental Meditation researchers who kept inventing new reasons why he could never see it. Dr. Barry Markovsky earned his Ph.D. from Stanford, spent decades on the faculties of the University of Iowa and the University of South Carolina, and served as director of the Sociology Program at the National Science Foundation. But his new book, Everyday Extraordinary, is not a faculty report. It is eighteen true stories from his own life, each one beginning with the raw moment of strangeness exactly as he experienced it, and then peeling it back. Not to ridicule. Not to dismiss. But to understand. He has a name for the move that changes everything. He calls it the fourth response. When something inexplicable happens, most people move through three reactions in sequence. First, uncertainty. Then they look outward. Then they look inward. And then they stop. The fourth response is the one almost nobody takes. I wonder if I can make this happen again. That single question, applied to a lifetime of genuinely bizarre personal experiences, is what produced this book. Tonight we are going to cover all of it. UFOs. Ghosts. ESP. Intercessory prayer tested on eighteen hundred heart patients. A Transcendental Meditation study that claimed to reduce casualties in the Lebanon War using collective meditation, and the years-long battle to get the data behind that claim. Conspiracy theories. Alternative medicine. Havana Syndrome. Astrology. Numerology. Psychics. And the deepest question of all: what does a man who has spent his entire career studying how beliefs form actually believe himself, in the places he cannot prove?

Tonight on Veritas our special guest is Shawn Barry Farewell. And I want you to stay with me for the next two minutes because what I am about to tell you defies almost every category we normally use to make sense of the world. Shawn Barry Farewell is not a mystic. He is not a preacher. He is a man who was born in 1964 in Canada who spent his entire life walking directly toward things most people spend their entire lives running from. At five years old he nearly died of an asthma attack. At ten, a car hit him. The driver, shaking and weeping at his father's door that same afternoon, told his father something that would never fully leave the family. He said: "I saw your son go through my car." In 1994 Shawn was thirty years old and dying. Terminal lymphoma. Nine months of chemotherapy. His doctors told him playing hockey would kill him. He played four nights a week anyway. And then one night, three orbs of light came for him. He floated above his body. He looked down and saw himself lying next to his fiancée. The pain was gone. Everything was gone except this total overwhelming sense of love and belonging and a voice that told him it was not yet his time. He came back. And when the surgeons cut him open for what should have been a fifteen-minute biopsy, they found something no surgeon had ever documented in medical literature. They spent six hours inside him. His cancer did not return. One year later, 20% of scar tissue that surgeons had deliberately left in his lung because it was too dangerous to remove was simply gone. That is only the first half of this story. In 2011, Shawn posted a photograph on Facebook of a haunted house he had lived in during the late 1980s in Montreal. Within four hours, clairvoyants from around the world were warning him the photograph contained visible evil spirits in the windows. One of them was right about exactly which window to look at. A woman named Carolyn contacted him. She told him his deceased father was at the fishing hole and that the people Shawn had privately arranged to meet his father on the other side had come. Shawn had never told that to a single living person. What followed was a confrontation with a dark entity that had held souls captive for decades, a spiritual gateway in his own basement captured on video, a miscarried daughter who answered when his wife called out to her, and a face Shawn saw on a screen during a Skype session that his friend confirmed was God. This is a man who has been told no by the other side three times. A man whose medical records contain things his doctors could not explain. A man who spent fifteen years writing it all down, not because he wanted to be believed, but because he believes the souls still waiting in the dark deserve a witness.

In a quiet building in Scottsdale, Arizona, there is a room most people will never see. Inside that room, 263 human beings stand in carefully arranged steel vessels. Some died last week. Some died in the 1980s. One was born in the 1880s. They are not buried. They are not cremated. They are waiting. The man who walks through that room every day is our guest tonight. He is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Alcor Life Extension Foundation, the oldest continuously operating cryonics institution on earth. Arrowood is a Notre Dame-trained attorney who walked away from one of the most lucrative tracks in American law to lead a nonprofit research foundation whose ultimate goal is to one day restore the dead to life. Tonight he will tell us things he rarely discusses in public. He will explain why roughly 10 percent of the world's 50 wealthiest human beings have already made arrangements to be preserved at Alcor, and why almost none of them will say so on the record. He will describe the DART team, a unit of Navy SEALs, Special Operations veterans, fire captains, ICU nurses, and paramedics trained to recover members anywhere in the world within hours of legal death. He will walk us through a financial reality the public has never been told, and a model he believes will rewrite medicine within our lifetimes. Kidney preservation first. Multi-organ banking next. And eventually, the restoration of a human brain. He will explain a redefinition of death itself. The argument that death is not the stopping of the heart, but the destruction of the information that makes us who we are. And he will answer the question almost no one in his field will answer in public. When he stands alone in that room after hours, surrounded by people who entrusted everything they ever were to a future none of them will see, what does he actually believe is inside those vessels? This is a conversation about science, law, money, identity, and the most ambitious experiment in the history of biology.

There is a question at the center of Western civilization that no institution wants to answer directly. It is not a new question. It is hiding in plain sight, in the oldest text most of us were handed as children. If God created the universe, and the universe is vast beyond any reckoning, then what exactly was happening in Genesis when the text says "let us make man in our image?" Not me. Not I. Us. That one word has haunted theology for centuries. And tonight's guest has spent decades arguing that the answer is not metaphor. It is not poetry. It is contact. Rev. Michael J.S. Carter is an ordained Interfaith Minister, a Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary, a Board Certified hospital chaplain, and a UFO experiencer who has been having contact encounters for approximately 35 years. He is also a Reiki Master, a counselor to other experiencers, a longtime consultant on The History Channel's Ancient Aliens, and the author of five books, the most foundational of which is Alien Scriptures: Extraterrestrials in the Holy Bible. That book argues, with theological rigor and personal testimony, that the Bible was never a document about the supernatural. It is a document about contact. That Elohim is a plural noun for a reason. That the Nephilim, the beings who descended from the sky and bred with human women, were not metaphor. That Ezekiel did not see God. He saw a craft. That Elijah did not ascend to heaven in a whirlwind. He was taken. Whitley Strieber, the author of Communion, called it the best book ever written on the topic. Rev. Carter grew up in a Black church tradition in Baltimore, trained as an actor in New York City, earned a graduate degree from one of the most demanding seminaries in the country, and then encountered beings he could not explain. Orbs of light. Grey aliens in his bedroom while his wife slept undisturbed. And a reptilian entity that physically held him down, looked him in the eye, and told him he would be rich and famous. He is also one of six people who appeared in Steven Spielberg's documentary Abduction Diaries, the production that became the blueprint for Spielberg's HBO series Taken. Tonight, we are going to pull the thread that runs from Genesis to the grey aliens in his bedroom. We are going to ask whether the most sacred books in human history have been hiding a contact record in their pages all along. We are going to ask what a reptilian being with an agenda wants from a minister from Baltimore. And we are going to ask what God actually is, once you remove everything you thought you knew about the word.

There is a word for arranging letters in the right order to give them meaning. It is called spelling. There is a word for stitching those letters together into one flowing line. It is called cursive. A spell. A curse. And before tonight is over, you will understand why the man we are about to introduce believes the architecture of modern language, modern religion, and modern power is a deliberate piece of magic cast at the human soul. Kristan T. Harris was raised in an Assemblies of God household in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. A Christian punk rocker who once wanted to be a youth pastor. He walked away from the certainties of his childhood and spent the next 20 years asking the question they begged him not to ask. What if the version of history we were handed at the door was never the real one. Tonight he walks us through it. The cult of Mystery Babylon and the king Nimrod whose mother wife Semiramis still weeps for Tammuz under every Christmas tree. The synagogue of Satan that, in his words, runs the world from above every flag. The Maxwell witness testimonies he pulled out of a sealed courtroom and put into the public record. The MK Ultra survivors he has interviewed by name. The 300 FBI files he personally unsealed on the killing of William Cooper. CERN. Charlie Kirk. Clonaid and Eve, the first human clone, born in 2001. The data centers rising right now on the lakes of Wisconsin to feed a machine you will never see. And then he walks us into the bones. Over a thousand newspaper accounts of giant human skeletons pulled out of American soil, by his own hands, from the Library of Congress archive. The Smithsonian named again and again as the recipient of the remains. And the remains, every single time, vanishing into a silence no one has ever broken. Harris is the co-founder and host of The Rundown Live. Barry Cooper called him the king of underground journalism. His raw footage from Kenosha helped exonerate Kyle Rittenhouse. And when he is asked tonight for the single sentence that defines his entire career, he looks straight into the camera and says question everything, listen to everyone, and do not believe unless you can prove it with your own two hands.

We are sitting down on the day Pluto stations retrograde at five degrees Aquarius. The first time that has happened, in this sign, in nearly 250 years. The month bookended by two Full Moons. A Blue Moon at the end of it. If the heavens are a clock, tonight is a chime the country has never heard before. A pastor in the United States recently came forward with a testimony that has rattled the disclosure community. He was brought into a meeting at an undisclosed location in Tennessee. Phones on airplane mode. No recordings of any kind. The men in the room were working inside, or investigating, the United States intelligence agencies. And the message from every one of them was the same. Disclosure is coming. And most of the country is not ready for what comes after. Within the same week, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, and the Secretary of War all made public statements about UAPs. Trump issued an executive directive to declassify the files. The convergence was not a coincidence. Anthony has been a professional psychic and astrologer for more than 25 years, reading for athletes, celebrities, and corporate executives who do not put their names on guest lists. He sees the events of 2026 not as random, but as a sentence the heavens started writing long before any of us were paying attention. Tonight he is going to read what comes after the announcement. The propaganda campaign already in motion. The two factions inside the United States government, one calling these beings benevolent, the other openly Luciferian. The interdimensional framing the church has not yet learned how to teach. The great falling away that intelligence figures are quietly bracing for. And the question almost no one in this conversation is willing to ask. Who is choosing the moment of disclosure. Is it the entities themselves. Is it the men in that briefing in Tennessee. Or is it something else, working through both of them, that has been waiting for this exact alignment for a very long time.

Tonight on Veritas our special guest is Damien Kross. And I want you to pay attention, because this one is different. This one comes with field notes. It begins on a night shift. A quiet night in an enclosed courtyard at a conference center on Puget Sound in Washington State. Damien was bored. He was a night shift worker, a writer, a black belt, and a former Special Police Officer with presidential security detail experience. He was not hunting for anything. He was looking at the sky. He spotted what looked like a satellite. And in a moment he describes as something a five-year-old would do, he grabbed a flashlight, pointed it at the sky, and waved. The object stopped. It changed color, altered its path, and sent something back that he still struggles to describe: a feeling. A brief, clear sense of surprise coming from the object, aimed directly at him. That was 2016. What followed was nine years of the most disciplined and rigorously documented contact investigation I have ever read. He did not go public immediately. He went to the doctor. Then specialists: MRI, MRA, CAT scans, EEG, psychological evaluations. He wanted to rule himself out before saying a word to anyone. While he was doing that, lights started appearing on his work security cameras, across the Sound on Maury Island. Lights that responded to his flashlight. Lights that matched colors he chose. Then lights that matched colors he only thought about before reaching for his flashlight. He built tests for that. He named the recurring lights. He logged their personalities. And he documented the night that two constellation clusters rearranged themselves in the sky above him in answer to a prayer he did not expect to be answered.

Let me ask you something. What if the presidents your history textbook told you were the greatest ones, Lincoln, Wilson, Roosevelt, were ranked that high precisely because they were the most useful to the people who write the rankings? What if the scorched earth tactics American soldiers carried out across Mexico, the American South, the Philippines, Dresden, and Fallujah were never aberrations, never the fog of war, never isolated incidents, but standing orders that got passed down from one conflict to the next and never rescinded? What if the man history handed you as the father of the New Deal was simultaneously building the first modern censorship apparatus in American political history, pressuring radio stations, newspaper editors, and magazine publishers to remove anyone who dared criticize his administration? Donald Jeffries has been asking those questions since he was a teenager sitting in Mark Lane's townhouse, lobbying Congress to reopen the Kennedy assassination investigation. That was the mid-1970s. He never stopped. In the 50 years since, he has built a body of work that no establishment institution will acknowledge and that hundreds of thousands of people have sought out anyway. Ten books. Hidden History. Survival of the Richest. Crimes and Cover-Ups in American Politics with a foreword by Ron Paul. Bullyocracy. On Borrowed Fame. Pipe the Bimbo in Red, his deep investigation into the New Orleans network at the center of the Kennedy assassination, co-written with the foremost expert on the medical evidence in the case. And now American Memory Hole: How the Court Historians Promote Disinformation, published by Skyhorse in 2024, the most comprehensive reckoning with what the official historical record actually is and who it actually serves. Tonight we go to the U.S.-Mexican War, where American troops first turned civilian targeting into official doctrine. We go to the Civil War, where primary source letters from Union officers brag about the gold and silver they stole from Southern women on the march to the sea. We go to Woodrow Wilson, the first public eugenicist in American political history, whose physician in charge of forced sterilization programs later appeared inside a Nazi concentration camp. We go to World War I, reframed not as a response to the death of Archduke Ferdinand but as a currency war that elevated the dollar above the British pound and killed millions of men to do it. We go to Joseph McCarthy, the man history handed you as a villain, stripped tonight of the Hollywood blacklisting he had nothing to do with, restored as a decorated combat veteran, as the first public figure to say Roosevelt knew Pearl Harbor was coming, as a man who died at 48 in a naval hospital with no autopsy and no explanation that holds up. We go to James Forrestal, the first prominent critic of Israel, pushed out of a window at Bethesda Naval Hospital, with McCarthy publicly naming it as murder, before McCarthy checked into that same hospital and never came back out. And we go to Dallas. To the document McGeorge Bundy drafted on the day of the assassination, before the president was dead, reversing Kennedy's Vietnam withdrawal order. To the 9:39 PM phone call in the JFK Jr. case, confirmed on unedited Coast Guard footage and then scrubbed from the official record. To the New Orleans network of Dean Andrews and Clay Shaw and David Ferrie, and the ground-level conspiracy that Jim Garrison spent his career and reputation trying to expose.

What if the water crisis is a lie. Not a misunderstanding. Not a policy failure. A lie. What if the planet you are standing on is generating water right now, deep in the rock beneath your feet, rising through fractures that crack open every single day from the gravitational pull of the sun and the moon, and the reason you do not know about it is that someone decided a long time ago that you should not. Mark Burr is the CEO of Primary Water Technologies. A man who served four years in the United States Marine Corps, earned a degree in Middle East Studies with Phi Beta Kappa honors, worked for the World Bank, spent years as a State Department diplomat at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad during the war in Iraq, and then one day discovered a paradigm so old and so thoroughly buried that the people who tried to advance it were dragged into court and defeated not by science but by bond measures and political machines. The paradigm is this. In 1934, a German mining engineer named Stephan Riess hand-dug a well in El Dorado Canyon, Nevada. He had watched water pour out of mine walls his entire career, water that could not be pumped out, water that came from somewhere no rainfall could reach. When they struck the well, the crew had to scramble out of the hole to avoid drowning. The water came up free-flowing and has never stopped. Riess looked at what he had done and said four words. The Earth creates water. He spent the next 51 years proving it. He located over 750 documented wells around the world. He went to Israel and struck flows sufficient for 100,000 people in a valley where geologists said there was nothing. He saved the Sparklets water company in California in 1953 by telling them to drill deeper, and those wells are still producing today under the Danone Group, more than 70 years later. He testified before the United States Senate. He offered to locate primary water wells along the entire future route of the California Aqueduct. He was thrown into court. The bond passed. The aqueduct was built. And Riess spent the rest of his life in Escondido being called a crank by the people who built a multi-billion-dollar water delivery system that is now failing. Mark Burr found Riess's story on the internet and spent six months in due diligence before concluding it was real. What he found was not just a theory. It was a suppression. A peer-reviewed 2006 collection of geophysical studies describes a 400-mile-deep hydro zone inside the earth where hydrogen and oxygen combine under extreme pressure to produce water. Geophysicist Steven Jacobsen at Northwestern University has said the potential exists for more water inside the earth than in all the oceans. NASA found that the largest asteroid in the solar system is 50 percent water by volume. A moon of Saturn produced a hydrothermal fountain three times its own diameter. The earth is a water-generating planet, and the technology to find that water now exists. Burr uses a gamma ray scintillation counter developed in Bavaria, tracing its lineage to a NASA scientist brought to America under Operation Paperclip, and a passive seismic profiling device built by a Russian engineer from the Leningrad School of Mines, patented in the United States in 2002. Together, those two instruments can pinpoint a water-bearing fracture zone before a single drill bit touches the ground. And when they both confirm the same spot, the equation is simple. One plus one equals H2O. Tonight we are going to talk about the science that was buried, the politics that buried it, the technology that may finally dig it back up, and the man who crossed battlefields and boardrooms to get here.

Let me ask you something. When was the last time you looked at the underside of your tongue? Not the top. The underside. Because if you have been eating bottled olive oil, avocado oil, or coconut oil, there is a color there right now that a trained eye would read as a five to eight car pileup on a Los Angeles freeway. And that pileup is your blood. What if the lines between your eyes are not aging but a signal from your spleen? What if the half-moons at the base of your fingernails could tell a practitioner whether cancer is already building in your body years before any scan would catch it? What if your hip did not break because you fell but you fell because your hip broke first and no one warned you it was coming? These are not hypothetical questions. For Dr. Randi Shannon, they are daily clinical reality. She has been reading these signals for nearly 30 years. Dr. Shannon is a naturopathic doctor and Amazon bestselling author. She is one of fewer than five practitioners in the world actively teaching face, tongue, and fingernail analysis as a complete readable map of everything happening inside the human body. She works with people carrying diagnoses conventional medicine told them were permanent. And she disagrees with that word. Tonight we are going to talk about the protein destroying your gut and driving obesity that has nothing to do with willpower. We are going to talk about bottled oils that stay in your body like sludge for seven and a half years. We are going to talk about an 89-year-old woman who reversed stage 4 kidney disease and came off 10 prescriptions in less than a year. A young autistic girl typing messages to her parents within 30 days. And a suicidal young man who found a reason to live in 45 days through targeted brain nutrition alone. She said something I keep coming back to. The people perish for a lack of knowledge. Well, I have the knowledge, and people are still perishing. So put an end to that.

Here is something most people will never think about. Somewhere in storage right now, there are millions of humanoid robots. They were not announced. They were not voted on. They are simply waiting. Waiting for what, and who built them, and what happens when they are released - those are the questions most researchers are not even asking. Celeste Solum is asking them. And she has been asking them for longer than the conversation has existed. She grew up in a military and government household, her father stationed at the Naval Warfare Center. She went on to work as a contractor for FEMA and the Department of Homeland Security, activated on September 11, trained in mass casualty operations, certified across emergency management disciplines. She was inside the apparatus. She learned its language, its frameworks, its planning assumptions. And then she started to see what those frameworks were actually being built for. She says she attended a 2018 military briefing on transhumanism where she was told the target date for eliminating naturally born humans had been moved up from 2030 to 2025. Not reduced. Accelerated. She says the United Nations mandate behind it prohibits anything from nature. Not some things. Not most things. Everything. No organic reproduction. No organic food systems. No organic life of any kind. Only silicon entities. Only a synthetic virtual twin of the world God created, rearranged without him. Every week she reads 150 scientific journals, fifty peer-reviewed studies each. Not headlines. Not summaries. The actual literature. And what she finds in those journals is a convergence that she believes confirms what she calls the polycrisis -- simultaneous, mutually amplifying catastrophes across energy, finance, biology, climate, and technology, each one feeding the next in a feedback loop that no conventional system can stop. She has documented directed energy weapons and their connection to fires. She has tracked the Sanctuary AI humanoid robot program from inside its dark-site infrastructure. She has written about the magnetosphere collapse and the Grand Solar Minimum. She has investigated hydrogel experiments on ancient skeletal remains. She has warned about brownouts, copper shielding, the coming grid collapse, and a fifty-hour monthly outage plan her own utility company has already disclosed. And she keeps coming back to one thing. One line in the sand that she says no amount of engineering, no algorithm, no nanoparticle payload, no synthetic biology protocol can cross: only God can breathe life into something. That is the firewall. And she believes the entire agenda knows it, and is trying to find a way around it anyway.

In 1985, an eighteen-year-old kid in a sleeping bag in a Kirkland, Washington apartment heard a knock at the door and felt something most people never feel when the police show up: <strong>relief</strong>. By that morning, Mike Wilkerson had already been inside over a hundred computer systems without authorization: <strong>Microsoft, Boeing, Pacific Bell's national telephone switching infrastructure</strong>. Not with brute force. Not with malicious code. With a telephone, a voice, and an ability to convince people to give him access they had absolutely no business giving. He was prosecuted under a law written specifically to catch him by the same prosecutor assigned to his case. That law became the blueprint for the 1986 federal <strong>Computer Fraud and Abuse Act</strong>, the foundation of every computer crime prosecution in America that followed. And according to that prosecutor, confirmed in writing, Mike Wilkerson was the <strong>first hacker in the United States to serve actual jail time for computer intrusion</strong>. Not Kevin Mitnick. Not Phiber Optik. Not anyone most people have heard of. Mike came first. <strong>Five years before any of them.</strong> His punishment included two weeks in jail and a trip to Vermont with two hacking friends to build what may have been the nation's first computerized missing children database. He also sat in a room with the <strong>CIA, the FBI, the NSA, and the Secret Service</strong> and taught them what he knew. The government turned his prosecution into a training video, and ran it as a game show. One year after sentencing, the detective who arrested him called and asked for his help cracking his own seized files. And a short time after that, Mike sat down at a university computer lab, tried the default admin password on the Boeing mainframe he had gone to jail for accessing, and was inside in seconds. <strong>They had never changed it.</strong> This is Mike's third appearance on Veritas and the first time the full story comes out. The book is called <em>The Hacker Prince</em>. The preface was written by Gary McKinnon, the British hacker who spent a decade fighting extradition after penetrating NASA and Pentagon systems looking for suppressed technology. Two people who broke in looking for the truth. Both of them ended up in the same book.

What if the most important warning in human history was written 3,600 years ago, buried in a text that most scholars refuse to examine, and is pointing directly at our lifetime? The Egyptians called it "The Destroyer." The Celts called it "The Frightener." The Sumerians called it Nibiru. The Book of Revelation calls it Wormwood. The Hopi called it the Blue Kachina. Tonight's guest says they are all describing the same object, and it is coming back. In 1983, I was in high school, and my science teacher read the news to our class that NASA had just identified a new planet in our solar system. The only thing left to do was name it. Years later, in my one and final interview with Zecharia Sitchin before his death, I told him that story. His response stopped me cold. He said, the question is not what they will name it. The question is, what would the consequences be if the information were made public. That question has haunted me ever since. And tonight, we may finally have the answer. On December 26, 2012, five days after the world laughed off the Mayan calendar date, Marshall Masters was watching a live volcanic webcam in Costa Rica, and he saw something that changed the course of his life. He spent the next decade building an orbital model for what he calls the Nemesis Mini-constellation system, a brown dwarf star he believes is our Sun's binary twin, orbiting on a 3,600-year cycle, and closing in on Earth right now. His most recent book contains a prophecy timeline from 2024 through 2037. A pole shift around 2030. A five-event sequence that includes a deep impact in the Atlantic, days of darkness, a reversal of the Earth's rotation, and solar events that make the 1859 Carrington Event look like a flicker. Dr. Paul LaViolette has argued that the Carrington Event was not a simple coronal mass ejection but the result of a galactic superwave. If he is right, and if Marshall is right, what is coming will dwarf anything in recorded history. We are inside that window right now. Tonight we go through all of it. The Kolbrin Bible and what it actually says about what is coming. The Nemesis system and the evidence Marshall has been tracking for over a decade. The connections to Sitchin, LaViolette, and the Hopi prophecies. The 2030 timeline and where we stand on it right now in 2026. The NASA suppression that goes all the way back to that 1983 announcement my teacher read to our class. The remote viewing session that rewired the direction of Marshall's life for eight years. The survival community model he built to outlast the tribulation. And the question Sitchin asked me that I have never been able to shake, what would the consequences be, if the information were made public.

What if the chronic pain in your body, the unexplained fear that grips you in the dark, or the relationship pattern you cannot seem to break did not originate in this lifetime at all? What if the answers were buried inside your own soul, waiting across centuries for you to remember? Karen Kubicko has remembered over two hundred of her past lives. Not vague impressions. Not dream fragments. Full immersion memories complete with names, dates, locations, and emotions so intense they brought physical healing to her present body. Her soul has survived a dark energy blast through the heart in Atlantis. She has drowned beneath arctic ice hauling food for her tribe six thousand years ago. She has been hanged as a witch in colonial Virginia. She has been shot through the throat by a mobster's stray bullet inside a Prohibition-era speakeasy. She has burned alive during a World War II bombing in Eastern Europe as a five-year-old child. And yet here she is, again. Through the process of past life regression, Karen completely healed chronic asthma that had tormented her for nearly a decade. A dark brown birthmark on her neck, present since the day she was born, visibly faded after she remembered the lifetime in which she was shot in that exact spot. A fear of speaking publicly about metaphysics vanished the moment she recalled being assassinated for teaching meditation in a past civilization. She has walked through The Light, met her spirit guides by name, reviewed her own Akashic records in the Hall of Records, and watched as angelic beings healed the trauma of thousands of years. She has held her children's hands in spirit as they floated together toward Heaven. She has served as a spirit guide for her own child. Trained by the legendary Dr. Brian Weiss, featured on national television alongside her daughter on Ghost Inside My Child, and armed with nearly 200 recalled lifetimes spanning every race, gender, and era imaginable, Karen Kubicko has turned the theory of reincarnation into something you can measure, document, and feel. Tonight, she takes us inside the classroom of life.

Since 1994, Miles Johnston has worked quietly and persistently in a field where most voices fade quickly. For more than three decades, he has remained focused on listening, recording, and preserving testimony that exists far outside conventional frameworks. Miles is the founder of The Bases Project, an investigative platform built around long-form conversations rather than conclusions. His interviews extend for hours, sometimes days, allowing witnesses, researchers, engineers, and experiencers to speak without interruption, compression, or narrative pressure. Over the years, his work has intersected with underground base testimony, advanced aerospace claims, intelligence-linked research, psychological trauma, and the human consequences of secrecy. Many of the individuals he has interviewed describe experiences that challenge accepted history, technology timelines, and assumptions about reality itself. What sets Miles apart is not endorsement or dismissal of these accounts. It is his discipline. His patience. And his refusal to rush judgment in areas where certainty is often claimed too quickly. Tonight, we take a step back from individual cases and examine the larger arc of his work. What he has learned after decades of listening. How discernment changes over time. And what responsibility comes with giving people space to speak when the implications are serious and unresolved. This is a conversation shaped by experience, caution, and long memory.

What if Frank Lloyd Wright never built a single building? What if the architects we worship were draftsmen, given credit for structures that were already standing when they arrived? Michelle Gibson is back, and tonight she is tearing the narrative apart. She has been deep inside new research on the Great Lakes, and what she found will disturb you. She believes they are not ancient bodies of water. She believes they are recently flooded terrain, covering the ruins of a destroyed energy grid. Tonight we are going to dissect the famous first panoramic photograph of San Francisco. A city of ornate cathedrals, Russian Orthodox churches, and monumental architecture, with no people in the streets. We are told that miners built all of this in less than 30 years. We are going to put that claim on trial. Michelle will reveal her theory of Circuit Board Earth. Cathedrals were not churches. They were cathodes. Pyramids were not tombs. They were power stations. And the controllers destroyed that grid and replaced free energy with the harvesting of human energy. We will ask whether the medieval age ever existed. We will explore how the Philadelphia Experiment may have ripped a hole in time itself. And we will ask the question no one wants to answer: if this cover-up spans continents and centuries, are the entities responsible even human?

On November 17th, 2020, at 1:50 in the morning, a nutritionist from St. Louis stepped outside for some fresh air before bed. What she saw hovering above her neighborhood would end her old life and begin a new one. A diamond-shaped craft with rows of red and blue-green lights appeared out of thin air, reacted to her thoughts, darted in directions no known aircraft can move, and then flew directly toward her. When she ducked under her porch roof, the craft vanished, as if it slipped into another dimension. That was just the beginning. Within weeks, UFOs were appearing everywhere. She spent an entire night alone at an astronomy park surrounded by them, filming until sunrise. She drove through highways covered in mysterious red fog and watched a triangular craft descend above her car. Her first words to them were, "I come in peace." But this story is not just about UFOs. What started as documenting proof of alien visitation became a full-blown telepathic relationship with beings from another world. A being named Talia, from the Andromeda constellation, began communicating with her daily, teaching her about consciousness, dormant human DNA, and the true history of our species. The beings showed her how to activate psychic abilities, how to heal past life traumas that were blocking her evolution, and ultimately revealed a truth that shattered everything she thought she knew. Talia told her, "I am you. I am you from the future." Lily Nova's footage has been featured on Ancient Aliens, The Travel Channel, Coast to Coast AM, and in mainstream media around the world. Her best-selling book "Contact" documents the entire journey, from a girl who lost her father and fell into darkness, to a woman who found the stars and discovered that the stars were looking for her, too. Tonight, she shares her story, her evidence, and the teachings she received from beings who say they are here to help humanity remember who we truly are.

Tonight on Veritas, our special guest has lived a life that reads like a mirror of two worlds. One belongs to order, logic, and power. The other, to mystery, memory, and the unexplainable. Anya Gómez de León was born in Mexico City, daughter of the late Dr. José Gómez de León Cruces, one of Mexico’s most respected scientists and public officials. Her father’s name is written into the country’s demographic history as a man of intellect, honesty, and service. Anya grew up in that environment of discipline and excellence, surrounded by ideas, books, and policy discussions. From an early age she was identified as gifted, part of programs that encouraged accelerated learning and critical thinking. She was bright, curious, and by every account destined to follow her father’s scientific path. But life had other plans. Anya says there are long portions of her childhood and adolescence that she simply cannot recall. Entire years dissolved into fragments, dreams, and flashes of emotion. When pieces began to return, they did not come as ordinary memories. They came as scenes of control, programming, and fear. According to her, this discovery began a personal investigation that would consume her life. She claims that what started as academic curiosity turned into the realization that she may have been part of experiments linked to the darker side of psychological research. Whether literal or symbolic, those memories changed everything. As an adult she struggled to understand who she was beneath those layers of trauma. She tried to build a normal career in photography and the arts, but the feeling of being watched, manipulated, or followed never left her. She describes herself today as a targeted individual, someone who believes her life has been influenced by forces beyond her control. That belief, however, did not break her. It pushed her to search for meaning in science, in music, in mathematics, and ultimately in love. Her search took her through years of study, self-healing, and what she describes as direct encounters with consciousness itself. She began to see patterns in everything: in the geometry of light, in the structure of DNA, in the harmonics of simple melodies like “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.” She found in those vibrations a mathematical expression of life and concluded that the true constant of the universe is love. Not the sentimental kind, but a measurable, creative force that holds atoms together and keeps reality from collapsing. Her book, <em>The Theory of Love</em>, is the product of that revelation. It is part memoir, part scientific hypothesis, and part spiritual testimony. It traces how a life marked by secrecy, fear, and loss can evolve into a map for understanding existence. In her pages, numbers become prayers, music becomes a code, and the human heart becomes a transmitter of the same frequency that shapes galaxies. Tonight we will hear her story, beginning with the childhood she remembers and the years she doesn’t, moving through the painful unraveling of her identity, and arriving at the luminous idea that love is not just emotion but energy, structure, and law. We will talk about the mind, the soul, and the possibility that trauma can open doors to truths science has yet to name. We will ask how pain becomes wisdom, how memory becomes mathematics, and how one woman’s fight for sanity became a theory of everything.

Tonight on Veritas, our special guest is Dr. Chris H. Hardy. She is a scientist who explores what most researchers avoid, the mind’s hidden dimensions. In her book <em>Transdimensional Mind</em>, Dr. Hardy shows that the Self we think of as human consciousness may only be a fraction of a much greater intelligence. This higher Self can protect us, guide us, and even alter the fabric of events when harmony is achieved. She calls the field it operates in the hyperdimension, a realm of faster-than-light energy where thought and matter interact. Through personal experience and scientific reasoning, Dr. Hardy reveals how intuition, synchronicity, and spontaneous insight are not accidents. They are communications from a Self that exists beyond spacetime. In one powerful moment, she faced an attacker and projected a focused wave of intent that physically stopped him. In another, she received a warning in a dream that later saved her life. She has seen what she calls superposed landscapes, layers of immaterial reality existing above sacred ground. And she has experienced Telhar Fields, zones of shared consciousness that form when minds resonate in perfect harmony. Dr. Hardy’s work invites us to consider that we are not bound by our senses or our brain. We are participants in a living field of awareness that responds to focus, emotion, and intention. If consciousness can reach across time, communicate without words, and shape physical events, then perhaps the true frontier is not outer space but inner space. Tonight, we tune in to that frontier.