New Jersey officials call out federal government over response to drone sightings
N.J., and other New Jersey officials held a press conference asking the federal government to provide more answers over the number of drones reported in the state. NBC News’ Sam Brock reports on Smith’s plan to introduce legislation allowing local law enforcement to shoot down drones if they are deemed a threat.
National security adviser John Kirby said that the White House hasn't been able to corroborate ‘any of the reported (drone) ...
John Kirby maintained that the government still lacks definitive answers regarding the nature of reported drone sightings on ...
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Martha MacCallum Asks John Kirby If Biden Has Asked Elon Musk ‘What He Thinks’ About Purported DronesDuring the contentious segment on Friday's installment of The Story on Fox News, she asked if President Joe Biden has ...
National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby spoke Thursday at the White House press briefing about the mysterious ...
New Jersey Assemblyman Brian Bergen (R) responded to White House national security spokesperson John Kirby’s remarks about ...
The U.S. government has no evidence that drone sightings reported in New Jersey pose a national security or a public safety ...
The public frustration over the lack of answers hit a peak on Wednesday when US Rep. Jeff Van Drew (R, NJ) claimed “highly ...
The White House’s response to the growing number of reports of drones in the New Jersey and New York city area is getting ...
On Thursday afternoon, John Kirby, the White House spokesman on national security matters, told reporters that the Department ...
The White house said based on available imagery, drone sightings in New Jersey are lawfully operated manned aircraft.
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