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BREAKING: Pentagon Spokesman Says Americans Should Just “Look In The Sky” If They Want To Track Chinese Balloon

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On Friday, Pentagon spokesman Patrick Ryder patronized the American people, saying instead of relying on Pentagon intelligence, they should just “look in the sky” if they want to know updates about the Chinese spy balloon.

“Does the public not have the right to know?”, a reporter asked.

“The public certainly has the ability to look up in the sky and see where the balloon is,” Ryder said.

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The spox continued by affirming the US has zero urgency to deal with the balloon, saying it will be in the sky for “a few days”:

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On Friday morning, President Trump reacted to the Chinese spy balloon that is hovering over Montana. His message was simple, and it’s something that Biden doesn’t have the guts to do:

“SHOOT DOWN THE BALLOON!,” Trump simply said.

Trump also retweeted the following post on TruthSocial:

Jack Posobiec also said that the balloon should have been blown “sky high” the moment it entered US airspace:

In case you missed it, a Chinese spy balloon was spotted over Montana on Thursday.

“US detects suspected Chinese surveillance balloon hovering over northern U.S. for days,” reported Upward News.

The Pentagon released the following statement: “The United States government has detected and is tracking a high-altitude surveillance balloon that is over the continental United States right now.”

Sadly, JoeBiden doesn’t have the guts to do what needs to be done in order to show China that we mean business.