George Knapp comments on White House drone revelations, 'What the —'
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The encounter involves unidentified drones flying over New Jersey. The FAA revealed that these drones were authorized for research purposes. Residents, including notable figures, reported seeing these drones. The sightings led to widespread media coverage and public concern. Congress and the FBI began investigating the situation. Despite the FAA's acknowledgment, many questions remain unanswered. Drones entered restricted airspace near sensitive locations, including a nuclear plant and military bases. Officials attempted to use advanced technology to address the issue but were unsuccessful. The ongoing presence of these drones has raised speculation about their origins and intentions, leaving officials and the public puzzled.
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The video discusses the recent revelation that the FAA authorized flights of research drones over New Jersey, which has led to public confusion and speculation. It highlights the inability of U.S. anti-drone technology to address incursions into restricted airspace, raising concerns about national security.
The FAA authorized flights of research drones in and around New Jersey.
George Knapp
“THE FAA HAD ALSO RISE FLIGHTS OF SO-CALLED RESEARCH DRONES IN AND AROUND NEW JERSEY.”
Chris Christie
“FORMER GOVERNOR CHRIS CHRISTIE SAYS ONE FLEW OVER HIS HOUSE.”
Aaron Rodgers
“FOOTBALL STAR AARON RODGERS SAW ONE FLY OVER HIS CAR.”
Managed by: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
research and various other reasons
The FAA authorized flights of research drones in and around New Jersey.
Drones penetrated restricted airspace over a New Jersey nuclear plant and multiple military facilities on the East Coast.
The U.S. deployed its best anti-drone technology but had no effect on the intruders.
Members of Congress speculated that some of the drones were launched from Iranian mother ships or Chinese submarines.