Professor Michio Kaku & Ross Coulthart interview IN FULL | UFO UAP News

This interview, was recorded in June 2022. Portions of it have aired in our Need To Know documentary, as we all as our UFO UAP special.

But this is the first time it has aired, in full.

KEY MOMENTS IN THIS VIDEO | CHAPTERS

1:14 Professor Kaku on skeptics
2:31 The US Navy sightings
3:29 Kaku on the burden of proof
5:05 The Congressional UFO UAPl Hearings
6:25 Are UFOs foreign adversaries?
8:00 Could sightings be “ET”?
9:14 What is Kaku hearing about secret government programs?
10:35 Einstein’s theory is tested
13:20 Kaku on Lue Elizondo
15:25 Who is controlling these objects?
19:55 Are we alone in the Universe?
22:50 Why would aliens visit Earth?
25:50 Has Professor Kaku been approached by the government?
29:08 Kaku on the Pentagon’s ‘transparency’
33:35 Is the world ready for full disclosure?
35:28 Warning about optical illusions
38:16 Why is there a cover up?
42:00 The crossover between religion and the phenomenon
43:45 Does the US have recovered alien technology?

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[newsSpotlight]

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[WhiskeyShred]

Ross is killing it, he’s working so damn hard on this and it’s much appreciated 🙏

[jeeper_]

I absolutely love how he answers each question. Never yes or no, He makes you engage the substance of the question and its always eloquently apparent.
We're fortunate to have minds like this.

[jeromeik]

Michio Kaku on a first date

Date: where are we going?
Michio: we go where the data goes.

[stevecarte]

I absolutely love professor Kaku. I could listen to him 24 hours a day 7 days a week. He is brilliant. And he makes himself available to the world at no charge. We should have to pay him. so when he talks, I listen closely

[AngelinaJoy]

I like that Professor Kaku draws a hard line on facts but is not narrowminded on possibilities. And if he doesn't know an answer, he is humble enough to just say so. Love listening to him talk. And I love Ross Coulthart's no F'*ery interview style.

[johnferguson]

I love to hear Professor Michio Kaku as he makes his message clear and understandable by non-scientific people such as myself. His ideas are all plausible but he doesn't force anyone to take those on. Professor Kaku is a delight and an inspiration to listen to.

[dodgygoose]

Incredible.... what a time to be alive.
Brilliant interview, Ross is kicking goals around the world with his investigative journalism.

[thishollowhill]

It's no wonder this man has been teaching for so long. He's so eloquent, even at his age. I remember picking up several books of his in the early 2000s. His writing is the same, if you can listen to him, you can read him too. Highly recommend picking up his books. Absolute gem of a man.

[edwardbagley]

I find Michio Kaku fascinating and very, very cool person, and I'm very glad He's one of our Professor in our county.

[Swaaa]

what a guy professor michio Kaku is, His replies are neither yes or no . He always explains his answers in an easy to understand format . Thank you Ross & 7News

[sas-colinchristian]

Thank you Professor for being curious, open and admitting that there is something unknown in the data, which makes it worth investigating. I’m hoping the rest of your colleagues share your enthusiasm.

[missieshainwhitaker]

One of the best interviews I've ever had the pleasure of viewing..Thank You so much Gentlmen...❤

[LostAnFound]

Having seen Kaku give a talk in person, I have a different perspective than I did prior to this. I watched him give his well - rehearsed presentation while simultaneously engaging with audience members (myself included) on a level that was just short of, if not completely, psychic. That is to say, he was engaging audience members on multiple levels, simultaneously. It was almost hypnotic.
At the end of his talk, I didn't feel the need to wait in line for a signature as I felt that he had already said hello.

[erikhendrickson]

This was a *_GREAT_* interview. The way Coulthart asks an initial question, and then pushes just a little bit further on each of Kaku's answers, tactically coaxing more out of the normally-reserved professor.

[jstefencavage]

Dr Kaku is so very intelligent, yet I understood everything he said. What a great interview. I’m just a little more smarter by watching and listening to him. Thank you Ross

[TankPlaysGames]

One thing I love about Michio Kaku is he never says yes or no. He provides answers that make you think. He provides evidence for the listener to digest and come up with their own answers. He treats people like they're smart regardless if they are or aren't.

[planetdisco]

Best interview yet Ross. And you’ve had some absolute doozies over the last two years! What a great honour it must’ve been to sit opposite such an intelligent yet humble and gently humorous, open-minded man. It’s like you were interviewing Plato or Socrates or something. Well done mate!

[paxwallace]

I met Michio Kaku in 77 at the Barnwell /Savannah River Plant antinuclear protest he was one of our guest lecturers along with Dr Helen Caldicot. He has always been a scientist awear of his social responsibility.

[Hercever]

I never get tired of listening to you Professor Kaku.