Why Is NASA Still Withholding Moon Mission Transcripts After 60 Years?

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Key points

The episode opens with NewsNation's interview of NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, who says NASA has disclosed all of its UAP materials through PURSUE. Ross Coulthart then lists Apollo, Gemini, and Skylab records he says remain unreleased, and discusses the reported DIA AAWSAP files.

Why it is notable

It records the NASA administrator's own on-camera statement on NASA's disclosure obligations, set against a detailed, specific challenge from a prominent UAP journalist.

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Useful timestamps

1. 00:35

   Nancy Loo's interview with Isaacman: NASA's PURSUE contributions and the Apollo 17 lights, which he says may be a camera artifact.

2. 02:27

   Isaacman: NASA has disclosed all of its materials as part of PURSUE.

3. 03:18

   Isaacman describes NASA personnel designated under PURSUE to research unexplained cases.

4. 05:39

   Coulthart responds that NASA has not released all relevant records.

5. 12:09

   Coulthart lists Apollo 12, Apollo 17, Gemini, and Skylab records he says remain unreleased.

6. 30:45

   Discussion of reports that DIA has located the missing AAWSAP files.