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0 out because it was jammed. are we to believe that this didnt get any communications out back to beijing because it was effectively jammed all the way through by either the intelligence agencies or the military? >> yeah, well, dealing with the first thing, its obvious, i think, given the action we took against these three unidentified objects, we did not act accordingly when air space was about to be violated by the spy balloon in alaska, did not shoot it down, that reacted in i think what may ...

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Senior military officials. heres what the american people found out after that briefing, according to him. newer technology has allowed for more detection in recent years. uaps werent detected before because our radars were not adjusted for slow moving objects. here at the white house though, during the briefing yesterday, john kirby seemed to undercut the homeland security adviser. he said, actually, these pretty much are or were ufos. take a listen. >> these very well could be balloons of a co...

Is repeat what they have said, and the commander of norad said he made an assessment on first detection and thats what they said on january the 28th that the balloon did not demonstrate hostile intent. i would argue it demonstrated hostile intent from the moment we knew it came from china, did we make an effort to call the chinese and say, one of your balloons is heading toward us? if you have control of that balloon, turn it around or were going to shoot it down? did we do that or just sit ther...

Less likely anything would escape detection. >> john: so in terms of escaping detection, senator kennedy, your colleague was on this morning and told me in yesterdays briefing he learned the pentagon or intelligence at least was watching this balloon from before it was launched, when it was launched, all the way across the pacific ocean, came toward the united states and he believes unless somebody had spotted it and reported it, the intelligence community likely wouldnt have said boo about it a...

Aliens. representative crenshaw said they learned this at a briefing for military officials on capitol hill. newer technologies allow for more detection if recent years. uaps werent detected before because our radars were adjusted for slow-moving objects. the white house yesterday. john kirby seemed to undercut the homeland security advisors claims saying essentially look, these really are actually ufos. listen. >> these very well could be balloons of a completely benign nature, perhaps commerci...

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