Colin gives his instant reaction to Oregon beating USC.

He argues that Oregon has officially become one of the best college football programs in the nation, despite their defense being “mid” at best. He explains why USC just doesn’t have enough good players to compete with top tier competition and that the criticisms of Lincoln Riley have been validated.

Finally, he discusses Lane Kiffin’s future and predicts he’ll take the LSU job and discusses why he loves the new UFO documentary “The Age of Disclosure”.

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Colin gives his instant reaction to Oregon beating USC.
He argues that Oregon has officially become one of the best college football programs in the nation, despite their defense being &ldquo;mid&rdquo; at best. He explains why USC just doesn&rsquo;t have enough good players to compete with top tier competition and that the criticisms of Lincoln Riley have been validated.
Finally, he discusses Lane Kiffin&rsquo;s future and predicts he&rsquo;ll take the LSU job and discusses why he loves the new UFO documentary &ldquo;The Age of Disclosure&rdquo;.
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INSTANT REACTION: Oregon Cruises To Win Over USC,  Lane Kiffin To LSU?

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Colin is joined by Dan Farah, the producer and director of the new documentary The Age of Disclosure

They dive into the stunning revelations behind The Age of Disclosure, his new documentary on UAPs and the decades-long retrieval programs operating outside congressional oversight. Farah explains the moment he realized just how extraordinary the story was—the subjects’ accounts all lined up, people only felt safe speaking out together, and evidence pointed to an 80-year effort by the U.S., China, and Russia to locate and study advanced craft. He and Colin discuss why the public deserves transparency, the trillion-dollar scale of the program, and why credible officials—from military base contacts to former intelligence leaders like James Clapper—are now willing to put their reputations on the line.

Farah walks through some of the most dramatic moments in the documentary: football-field-sized craft at nuclear bases, physical harm reported by people who got too close, and the “bubble” theory that explains how these objects warp spacetime and evade photography. The conversation explores underwater UAP activity, misguided attempts to engage the craft militarily, and the slow drip of official disclosures—including claims of recovered bodies and technology. Colin even shares his own childhood UFO sighting, as Farah argues that The Age of Disclosure is only the beginning of what the public is about to learn.

Timeline:

00:00 Dan Farah joins the Colin Cowherd Podcast 

01:45 What was the “Oh shit” momentum you had during the making of the doc?

02:45 It was shocking how many of the subjects stories lined up

03:45 People needed safety in numbers in order to tell their stories

05:00 What is the UAP retrieval program that’s been going on for 80 years?

06:00 The program has been operating outside of congressional oversight

06:45 China and Russia have active UAP retrieval programs

08:00 Public should be informed so we can put more resources into the program

09:45 Did anybody you talked to think it was China beating us in an arms race?

11:30 Need to make the case to the public that we need to win this tech race

13:30 This project has thousands of employees and a trillion dollar budget

15:45 Which military base contact stood out the most to you?

16:45 UAPs show up at bases and nuclear weapons sites

17:45 Football field sized craft appeared at Vandenberg Air Force Base

19:45 Having an experience seeing a UAP will change you forever

20:30 Colin’s experience seeing a UFO when he was younger

21:45 People interviewed who had contact have had negative physical effects

22:30 Getting too close to this technology has caused sickness and cancer

24:15 The “bubble” theory of how the UAP’s work

25:30 The craft are warping space time around themselves

26:30 Inside the bubble the craft aren’t impacted by physics or the environment

27:30 The bubble is why we can’t get good photos of the craft

28:00 This technology is the solution to energy crisis and interstellar travel

30:15 Has there been any pushback to Age of Disclosure? 

32:30 Credible people with stellar resumes put their names/reputations on the line

34:00 There’s an enormous amount of UAP activity underneath the ocean

34:30 The ocean is the easiest place to hide from humanity

35:45 UFO became UAP because of the activity underwater

37:15 No reports of UAP’s shooting down planes, few stories of them causing harm

38:00 Humans have fired missiles at UAP’s… not a great idea

39:15 What do we know about Russia’s retrieval program?

40:00 There was a directed energy weapon in craft retrieved by Russia

40:30 Rumors that Trump may disclose the existence of craft/program

42:30 Many of the UFO reports near Vegas turned out to be the stealth bomber

44:30 James Clapper has impeccable resume and had nothing to gain by speaking out

45:30 Area 51 is the epitome of conspiracy and BS, and Clapper confirmed it’s real

46:45 Clapper confirmed they had a program to investigate UAP despite government denials

47:30 There’s a whole lot more information that can’t be lawfully disclosed

48:15 Does the disclosure feel like testing the waters to see how the public reacts?

49:00 We’re in a period of time where the public will continue to learn more

50:15 It feels like we’re slowly getting information parsed to us

51:15 Age of Disclosure sets the table for more information to be released

52:15 Senior official revealed he had seen alien bodies & craft firsthand

54:45 Once the public gets the basic facts, then more information can come out

 

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Colin is joined by Dan Farah, the producer and director of the new documentary The Age of Disclosure
They dive into the stunning revelations behind The Age of Disclosure, his new documentary on UAPs and the decades-long retrieval programs operating outside congressional oversight. Farah explains the moment he realized just how extraordinary the story was&mdash;the subjects&rsquo; accounts all lined up, people only felt safe speaking out together, and evidence pointed to an 80-year effort by the U.S., China, and Russia to locate and study advanced craft. He and Colin discuss why the public deserves transparency, the trillion-dollar scale of the program, and why credible officials&mdash;from military base contacts to former intelligence leaders like James Clapper&mdash;are now willing to put their reputations on the line.
Farah walks through some of the most dramatic moments in the documentary: football-field-sized craft at nuclear bases, physical harm reported by people who got too close, and the &ldquo;bubble&rdquo; theory that explains how these objects warp spacetime and evade photography. The conversation explores underwater UAP activity, misguided attempts to engage the craft militarily, and the slow drip of official disclosures&mdash;including claims of recovered bodies and technology. Colin even shares his own childhood UFO sighting, as Farah argues that The Age of Disclosure is only the beginning of what the public is about to learn.
Timeline:
00:00 Dan Farah joins the Colin Cowherd Podcast&nbsp;
01:45 What was the &ldquo;Oh shit&rdquo; momentum you had during the making of the doc?
02:45 It was shocking how many of the subjects stories lined up
03:45 People needed safety in numbers in order to tell their stories
05:00 What is the UAP retrieval program that&rsquo;s been going on for 80 years?
06:00 The program has been operating outside of congressional oversight
06:45 China and Russia have active UAP retrieval programs
08:00 Public should be informed so we can put more resources into the program
09:45 Did anybody you talked to think it was China beating us in an arms race?
11:30 Need to make the case to the public that we need to win this tech race
13:30 This project has thousands of employees and a trillion dollar budget
15:45 Which military base contact stood out the most to you?
16:45 UAPs show up at bases and nuclear weapons sites
17:45 Football field sized craft appeared at Vandenberg Air Force Base
19:45 Having an experience seeing a UAP will change you forever
20:30 Colin&rsquo;s experience seeing a UFO when he was younger
21:45 People interviewed who had contact have had negative physical effects
22:30 Getting too close to this technology has caused sickness and cancer
24:15 The &ldquo;bubble&rdquo; theory of how the UAP&rsquo;s work
25:30 The craft are warping space time around themselves
26:30 Inside the bubble the craft aren&rsquo;t impacted by physics or the environment
27:30 The bubble is why we can&rsquo;t get good photos of the craft
28:00 This technology is the solution to energy crisis and interstellar travel
30:15 Has there been any pushback to Age of Disclosure?&nbsp;
32:30 Credible people with stellar resumes put their names/reputations on the line
34:00 There&rsquo;s an enormous amount of UAP activity underneath the ocean
34:30 The ocean is the easiest place to hide from humanity
35:45 UFO became UAP because of the activity underwater
37:15 No reports of UAP&rsquo;s shooting down planes, few stories of them causing harm
38:00 Humans have fired missiles at UAP&rsquo;s&hellip; not a great idea
39:15 What do we know about Russia&rsquo;s retrieval program?
40:00 There was a directed energy weapon in craft retrieved by Russia
40:30 Rumors that Trump may disclose the existence of craft/program
42:30 Many of the UFO reports near Vegas turned out to be the stealth bomber
44:30 James Clapper has impeccable resume and had nothing to gain by speaking out
45:30 Area 51 is the epitome of conspiracy and BS, and Clapper confirmed it&rsquo;s real
46:45 Clapper confirmed they had a program to investigate UAP despite government denials
47:30 There&rsquo;s a whole lot more information that can&rsquo;t be lawfully disclosed
48:15 Does the disclosure feel like testing the waters to see how the public reacts?
49:00 We&rsquo;re in a period of time where the public will continue to learn more
50:15 It feels like we&rsquo;re slowly getting information parsed to us
51:15 Age of Disclosure sets the table for more information to be released
52:15 Senior official revealed he had seen alien bodies &amp; craft firsthand
54:45 Once the public gets the basic facts, then more information can come out
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Secrets Behind The Age of Disclosure: Government Hiding Info On UFO's & Aliens

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Colin is joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to break down all the week 13 NFL action & top stories from college football.

They start with Lane Kiffin leaving his highly ranked Ole Miss team for rival LSU ahead of the college football playoff & explain that while they feel for Ole Miss fans… this is a calendar issue that needs to be addressed that college football may need a president to oversee the entire operation (3:00). 

They move to the NFL and start with the Bills beating the Steelers in a game where a bloodied Aaron Rodgers exited early. Colin highlights that the Steelers have no quarterback of the future and they debate what should be done with both Mike Tomlin and Sean McDermott (13:00).

They revisit the Thanksgiving Day action and Colin argues that the Cowboys defense is actually improved after the Micah Parsons trade now that they’ve shored up their interior defensive line & have more flexibility (28:00). 

They move to the Packers beating the Lions on Thanksgiving and Colin lauds Matt Lafleur for fixing the Packers broken passing attack and argues the Lions are MISSING Ben Johnson and will get worse before they get better (35:00).

Staying on the topic of Ben Johnson, they discuss the Bears taking control of the #1 seed in the NFC after beating the Eagles and Colin argues Johnson is the best young head coach since Sean McVay (40:30). They also discuss the limitations of the Eagles passing offense and why Nick Sirianni is incredibly dependent on his coordinators (45:45). 

They recap the 49ers win over the Browns and Colin argues the 49ers deserve “coaching staff of the year” after going 9-4 despite a rash of injuries(54:15), and believe you can’t take too much away from the Rams stepping in it and losing to the Panthers (59:15).

After another quarterbacking disaster from the Vikings against the Seahawks, Colin argues they should trade for Mac Jones and move on from J.J. McCarthy (1:06:15).

Finally, they move back to college football and Colin explains why Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin looks like a future franchise quarterback in the NFL (1:18:30) and they credit Arch Manning for overcoming the noise and finding ways to play well late into the season (1:24:00).

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Colin is joined by John Middlekauff, host of &ldquo;3 and Out&rdquo; to break down all the week 13 NFL action &amp; top stories from college football.
They start with Lane Kiffin leaving his highly ranked Ole Miss team for rival LSU ahead of the college football playoff &amp; explain that while they feel for Ole Miss fans&hellip; this is a calendar issue that needs to be addressed that college football may need a president to oversee the entire operation (3:00).&nbsp;
They move to the NFL and start with the Bills beating the Steelers in a game where a bloodied Aaron Rodgers exited early. Colin highlights that the Steelers have no quarterback of the future and they debate what should be done with both Mike Tomlin and Sean McDermott (13:00).
They revisit the Thanksgiving Day action and Colin argues that the Cowboys defense is actually improved after the Micah Parsons trade now that they&rsquo;ve shored up their interior defensive line &amp; have more flexibility (28:00).&nbsp;
They move to the Packers beating the Lions on Thanksgiving and Colin lauds Matt Lafleur for fixing the Packers broken passing attack and argues the Lions are MISSING Ben Johnson and will get worse before they get better (35:00).
Staying on the topic of Ben Johnson, they discuss the Bears taking control of the #1 seed in the NFC after beating the Eagles and Colin argues Johnson is the best young head coach since Sean McVay (40:30). They also discuss the limitations of the Eagles passing offense and why Nick Sirianni is incredibly dependent on his coordinators (45:45).&nbsp;
They recap the 49ers win over the Browns and Colin argues the 49ers deserve &ldquo;coaching staff of the year&rdquo; after going 9-4 despite a rash of injuries(54:15), and believe you can&rsquo;t take too much away from the Rams stepping in it and losing to the Panthers (59:15).
After another quarterbacking disaster from the Vikings against the Seahawks, Colin argues they should trade for Mac Jones and move on from J.J. McCarthy (1:06:15).
Finally, they move back to college football and Colin explains why Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin looks like a future franchise quarterback in the NFL (1:18:30) and they credit Arch Manning for overcoming the noise and finding ways to play well late into the season (1:24:00).
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Lane Kiffin Bolts For LSU, Cowboys Defense BETTER After Parsons Trade, Ben Johnson Best Young Coach Since McVay

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Colin gives his instant reaction to Ohio State blowing out Michigan, and Ryan Day & the Buckeyes snapping their losing streak to the Wolverines. He credits Ohio State’s physical play, incredible secondary play and lauds quarterback Julian Sayin.

He wonders if the conference championship games need to be scrapped in their era of the college football playoff and discusses the future of Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin.

Finally, he debates whether Texas should be allowed into the playoff with 3 losses after beating previously undefeated Texas A&M.

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Colin gives his instant reaction to Ohio State blowing out Michigan, and Ryan Day &amp; the Buckeyes snapping their losing streak to the Wolverines. He credits Ohio State&rsquo;s physical play, incredible secondary play and lauds quarterback Julian Sayin.
He wonders if the conference championship games need to be scrapped in their era of the college football playoff and discusses the future of Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin.
Finally, he debates whether Texas should be allowed into the playoff with 3 losses after beating previously undefeated Texas A&amp;M.
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INSTANT REACTION: Ohio State DOMINATES Michigan, Scrap Conference Championships? Lane Kiffin’s Future, Should Texas Get In?

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INSTANT REACTION: Oregon Cruises To Win Over USC, Lane Kiffin To LSU?

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