Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
"I had my truck maxed at 107. I couldn't catch it."
This drone investigation exposes what a police chief saw in 2019 — years before the Fort McNair incursions. A police chief. Truck-sized drones. The 2019 wave the Pentagon won't explain.
Host Matt Ford sits down with former Ord, Nebraska police chief Chris Grooms — an 82nd Airborne combat veteran — who tracked these same drone swarms over rural Nebraska in December 2019. Silent, truck-sized craft as low as 30 feet. Fifty of them surrounding a town of 600. Objects that paralleled patrol roads, outran a sheriff's Suburban at 120 mph, and vanished off radar. Grooms documented 120 pages of 911 calls — and no federal agency ever came to interview him.
Now the same behavior is over Fort McNair, where two U.S. cabinet officials reside, over Langley's F-22 wing, over Barksdale's nuclear bombers — and the Pentagon is blaming Iran. This drone timeline runs from the 2019 Nebraska wave through New Jersey to the homeland's most sensitive bases, and the police chief who saw it first says the "foreign drone" story doesn't add up.
This is evidence-based UAP and national security analysis rooted in science: the drone incursions over U.S. bases, the 2019 origin a police chief documented firsthand, and the jurisdiction gap that keeps real answers buried. Beyond the headlines — the drone story the Pentagon hopes you forget.
🔔 Subscribe for evidence-based UAP investigations: @TheGoodTroubleShow
The Good Trouble Show with Matt Ford delivers evidence-based UAP and UFO disclosure investigations rooted in Science and Technology — forensic analysis of declassified files, Pentagon sensor data, and interviews with leading experts.
CHAPTERS
0:00 Cold Open — Drones Over the Homes of Rubio and Hegseth
2:30 Chris Grooms — Military & Law Enforcement Background
5:07 December 2019 — The Drones Arrive in Valley County, Nebraska
12:07 The County Sheriff's Encounter — 120 MPH Chase
21:21 Drones Harassing Ranchers' Cattle and Horses
35:10 Chris's Close Encounters — Silent Object at Sound-Barrier Speed
52:58 The Federal Task Force — FBI Involvement, No Answers
56:09 Reading the 911 Call Logs — 120 Pages
1:11:54 The Full Timeline — Nebraska to Fort McNair (2019–2026)
1:20:17 Message to Congress — Call Your Representatives
ABOUT THE GUEST
Chris Grooms is a police chief who has spent years documenting unidentified drone incursions near U.S. military installations, nuclear facilities, and restricted airspace. His investigative records date to 2019 — predating the current Iran conflict by years.
ABOUT THE GOOD TROUBLE SHOW
The Good Trouble Show with Matt Ford delivers investigative journalism and political commentary on the forces shaping our future. We break down the truth behind national security, government accountability, AI policy, and the UAP/UFO phenomenon — from breaking news in Washington to the frontiers of disclosure.
#TheGoodTroubleShow #ufo #uap #UAPDisclosure #DroneIncursion
"I had my truck maxed at 107. I couldn't catch it."
This drone investigation exposes what a police chief saw in 2019 — years before the Fort McNair incursions. A police chief. Truck-sized drones. The 2019 wave the Pentagon won't explain.
Host Matt Ford sits down with former Ord, Nebraska police chief Chris Grooms — an 82nd Airborne combat veteran — who tracked these same drone swarms over rural Nebraska in December 2019. Silent, truck-sized craft as low as 30 feet. Fifty of them surrounding a town of 600. Objects that paralleled patrol roads, outran a sheriff's Suburban at 120 mph, and vanished off radar. Grooms documented 120 pages of 911 calls — and no federal agency ever came to interview him.
Now the same behavior is over Fort McNair, where two U.S. cabinet officials reside, over Langley's F-22 wing, over Barksdale's nuclear bombers — and the Pentagon is blaming Iran. This drone timeline runs from the 2019 Nebraska wave through New Jersey to the homeland's most sensitive bases, and the police chief who saw it first says the "foreign drone" story doesn't add up.
This is evidence-based UAP and national security analysis rooted in science: the drone incursions over U.S. bases, the 2019 origin a police chief documented firsthand, and the jurisdiction gap that keeps real answers buried. Beyond the headlines — the drone story the Pentagon hopes you forget.
🔔 Subscribe for evidence-based UAP investigations: @TheGoodTroubleShow
The Good Trouble Show with Matt Ford delivers evidence-based UAP and UFO disclosure investigations rooted in Science and Technology — forensic analysis of declassified files, Pentagon sensor data, and interviews with leading experts.
CHAPTERS
0:00 Cold Open — Drones Over the Homes of Rubio and Hegseth
2:30 Chris Grooms — Military & Law Enforcement Background
5:07 December 2019 — The Drones Arrive in Valley County, Nebraska
12:07 The County Sheriff's Encounter — 120 MPH Chase
21:21 Drones Harassing Ranchers' Cattle and Horses
35:10 Chris's Close Encounters — Silent Object at Sound-Barrier Speed
52:58 The Federal Task Force — FBI Involvement, No Answers
56:09 Reading the 911 Call Logs — 120 Pages
1:11:54 The Full Timeline — Nebraska to Fort McNair (2019–2026)
1:20:17 Message to Congress — Call Your Representatives
ABOUT THE GUEST
Chris Grooms is a police chief who has spent years documenting unidentified drone incursions near U.S. military installations, nuclear facilities, and restricted airspace. His investigative records date to 2019 — predating the current Iran conflict by years.
ABOUT THE GOOD TROUBLE SHOW
The Good Trouble Show with Matt Ford delivers investigative journalism and political commentary on the forces shaping our future. We break down the truth behind national security, government accountability, AI policy, and the UAP/UFO phenomenon — from breaking news in Washington to the frontiers of disclosure.
#TheGoodTroubleShow #ufo #uap #UAPDisclosure #DroneIncursion
