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NBC’s Chuck Todd on Sunday opened his show by blasting the Biden Regime for their lack of transparency surrounding the China spy balloon and the ‘high-altitude object’ shot down over Alaska. National Security Council spokesman Adm. John Kirby fielded questions

There were reportedly two objects shot down over the weekend – one in Alaska and one in Canada.  Today it’s being reported that both were small balloons.  TGP reported on various reports of unidentified flying objects over the weekend.  One

Director of China Policy at Center for Security Policy, Brad Thayer joined Rose Unplugged to discuss China’s balloons and what they mean to us. Key takeaways from the interview: – Biden’s ‘Sputnik moment’: Is China’s spy balloon political warfare? –

Joe Biden’s affirmative action spokeswoman Karine Jean-Pierre clearly had no idea what she was talking about when MSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart asked her about the object shot down over the Yukon on Saturday. “I ordered the take down of an unidentified

The FAA issued a NOTAM Sunday after 11 a.m. CST closing part of the skies of Lake Michigan due to “national defense purposes.” (Update: Fox News reported at 12:16 p.m. CST the NOTAM has been rescinded. No mention of what