The program starts by speaking of the annual Pentagon budget of $250 billion that is submitted to Congress for approval. From his office in London, Cook asserts that if all the line items are calculated, there is a mismatch of about $20 billion (the 'Black Budget'), which he claims is used for 'black projects.' He then visits the USA, speaking with several known personalities, including Bob Widmer - an aerospace engineer who worked for General Dynamics-Convair company during the 1950's on an aircraft design known as the 'FISH' as well as Garry Lyles and George Schmidt of NASA who discuss methods of advanced space travel including 'Worm Holes' (from the Breakthrough Propulsion Physics Project). He also meets with a serving congressman, Dana Rohrabacher, who supports Cooks' belief in the often denied 'Aurora' spyplane project, which has allegedly replaced the SR-71 Blackbird. Now firmly onto a good thing, Cook visits scientist/engineer and ex-Lockheed Martin Skunk Works guru, Boyd Bushman to try and catch up with the latest developments in aviation technology. Discussions and investigations into anti-gravity propulsion ensue with some interesting footage of experiments by John Hutchinson wherein objects 'lose weight' and lift off a workbench when showered with certain energies. In the meantime, we are treated to trying to find an explanation for unexplained 'cattle mutilations' that have been occurring in the US for over four decades. Cook also speaks to Jack Gordon (then President of the Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works) regarding 'white, grey and black' aerospace programs; during the interview Gordon dismisses some of the popular conspiracies regarding the company's work including Aurora.

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