#shorts Fox News White House correspondent Jacqui Heinrich asked National Security Council spokesman Adm. John Kirby, “And following up on Phil’s question, I mean, I guess what we’re trying to discern is you said earlier, you know, “We’re looking for these more, so we’re finding more.””

Kirby: I said that could be one reason why we’re finding more.

Heinrich: Could be one reason. But what we’re getting at is, you know, why are we all of a sudden shooting them down?

And to add to that, you know, the NORAD Commander, for instance, said that when the first spy balloon was crossing over American and then Canadian airspace, one of the reasons that he couldn’t take action was because his assessment was that it didn’t pose a military threat or have hostile intent, and so he couldn’t take action there.

It seems like maybe that protocol has changed or his — his ability to make that call where there’s not an immit- — imminent threat militarily or physically might have changed. So can you explain to us what changed? Why are we shooting them down all of a sudden?

Kirby: I kind of feel like I took care of that in my opening statement … I think we need to separate the Chinese spy balloon. We knew what it was. We knew where it was going.

On 2/13/2023, NSC spokesman John Kirby fielded questions from reporters since Karine Jean-Pierre can’t do her job properly. Joe Biden is once again hiding from the public. Biden has nothing on his public schedule for the entire day and he still hasn’t addressed the American people after the US military shot down multiple objects over US airspace.

other clips of this published longer video is here: https://youtu.be/4-wYe2phk1Q
Why are we shooting them down all of a sudden? didn’t pose a military threat