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pilots in alaska couldn't figure out what this thing was doing, and -- sort of had different assessments as to what it was doing. if it's the same type of object as the one that was shot down over canada. >> right, exactly. and one other thing that was interesting about natasha's reporting is that a lot of the -- several of the pilots said that their equipment was jammed by the system. in other words, that there was electrical magnetic interference with their radar systems or their weapons systems. that part is not clear exactly which systems were affected. but that is going to be something that they're really going to have to assess because if these objects are doing things like jamming, then they become very dangerous in terms of not only commercial aviation but definitely military aviation because if these objects are jammed, you know, or if these objects are jammers, then they can potentially impact safety of flight. they can vector the -- result in
once wanted schools and vector doomed george washington and abraham lincoln they were racist, the guys who freed the slaves requested can get confusing can't it? well, that doesn't for us but we'll see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern for the big sunday show. fox report with jon scott starts right now. ♪ i am jon scott for breaking news out of canada at this hour as the u.s. military shot down another high altitude airborne object over that nation. norad said it first detected the object over northern canada this afternoon. about an hour later became prime minister i ordered the takedown of an unidentified object that violated connect airspace in the right command the object over the yukon, canadian you as aircraft prescribed usf 22 successfully fired at the
during my time we were looking to upgrade those systems so we could see further, deeper, lower in some cases. clearly this is showing some weakness in our ability to surveil the horizon, what's coming our way. the sooner you can learn what's happen, the quicker you can detect it, make a decision. either phone the capital, certainly scramble jets to investigate it and get eyes on it. clearly there needs to be improvement at this point given this new vector that we're discovering. >> yeah, i think that's the point. we know of all the aircraft that are out there, right? and the faa knows that, supposedly. but we don't know of objects until they hit our shores or our airspace? that seems rather limited in terms of what we see on the horizon. >> well, this gets back to the issue about understanding your airspace, protecting your sovereignty is you want to know everything and anything that's
for this meeting and we're gonna see it again tomorrow night. it's not effective and we can actually engage. 30 million people watched last year. to the big number. 12 million richer down as this night 68 million watched 20 years before. so in those numbers decline if you can't reach people is gonna be a problem and there's lots of easy way to do it and the crime of all this. constitution great document, little bit of rust rob. there's nothing in there about the state of the union that a specific vector just as the president should, from time to time to speak to congress and. talk about some stuff not quoting the stuff part, we know them saying. so if it can be anything make something meaningful and engaging. >> your branding, man and a charge guy scott. what do you think? >> i thinking -- [laughter] . i think he goes from office heels and from the fence of
be a problem and there's lots of easy way to do it and the crime of all this. constitution great document, little bit of rust rob. there's nothing in there about the state of the union that a specific vector just as the president should, from time to time to speak to congress and. talk about some stuff not quoting the stuff part, we know them saying. so if it can be anything make something meaningful and engaging. >> your branding, man and a charge guy scott. what do you think? >> i thinking -- [laughter] . i think he goes from office heels and from the fence of offense. more jobs created than any republican administration two years. the goldilocks economy of growth. and inflation coming down. and we have taken out 50% of russia's kinetic power. america comes up on your mobile phones swipe right. >> except he likes to do the humility thing. that's a thing. he's downplaying it. what's happening now these polls are now showing that people don't think he's done anything, when he's done a lot
that from the water. the navy will be involved in this, it will be a multi agency and an organization effort here and they will seek to recover this and see what they have here. >> gary for us, thank you gary. want to bring in quickly if i can marc polymeropoulos lisbon with us throughout the hour. mark if i, can i want to get final thoughts from you on this. what you are most concerned about looking ahead and i also want to get you to weigh in if you can about the benefits of being more transparent about intelligence gathering with the u.s. public. if you believe there are any? >> i think that previous -- vector is set something that was really important. talked about the use of authorize intelligence to -- what the biden administration has done for russia and ukraine. now is the perfect time to do that, and i think in this case. what we get from that debris field. evidence that this was chinese
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drama is on top of the other features, not, bugs of the new republican lighthouse. like a subcommittee meant to investigate the so-called weaponization of the federal government. probes into biden and his family. and bills pushing to limit abortion access in this country. the, time now, for my sunday morning power political panel. pollster in msnbc political. honest donna wells is a former republican congressman roy represent illinois in the united states house. i will still like to say they are both friends. so it is the best way to be able to start my sunday morning as well. joe, we like to start with. you used to be a republican congressman serving in the same capacity as the gop majority right now in the house. or would've vector even look like for republicans here? i'm talking about the debt limit crisis. you are the gonna cut popular enough it's for americans or sinus into an economic catastrophe. it sounds like a disaster for them. >> katie, i was there is a former congressman. they do not necessarily care