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Recovered crafts and reptilian sub-types: a David Grusch cut for JRE Clips

The week's other two cuts came from Sam Morril's visit, a mob story, and Tyler Engle's, a theory about pharaohs and mummification.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

UFO Whistleblower David Grusch Reveals Recovered Crafts, Reptilian Aliens, and Other Sub-Types

What did David Grusch tell Joe Rogan that people wanted to hear first? Judging by JRE Clips, it was the part about recovered craft and what the clip's title calls reptilian aliens and other sub-types. The cut from episode #2560 of The Joe Rogan Experience passed 400,000 views in about eleven hours. Grusch is the former intelligence officer whose 2023 testimony to Congress put unidentified aerial phenomena on the front pages, and the clip pulls out his best-known subject.

JRE Clips is the show's clips channel. The full conversations live on PowerfulJRE, and this channel cuts them into single stories. It posted three this week, one from each of the last three episodes.

The day before Grusch, comedian Sam Morril's episode produced "The Story of Roy DeMeo: The Mobster Who Became a Serial Killer," in which the two talk through the life of the New York mobster. It drew close to a quarter of a million views on its first day and is still moving.

The oldest of the three comes from episode #2558 with Tyler Engle. The title sums up its idea, that Egyptian pharaohs used mummification to download consciousness. It has settled into a gentler pace after its first week.

The channel is adding subscribers steadily, around ten thousand a day at the moment. Among podcast and interview channels of a similar size, The Diary Of A CEO and Team Coco are having the busiest stretch, each well above its usual daily views, and Club Shay Shay is up too. The Shawn Ryan Show is holding close to its normal pace.

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