Senator, apparently there's a lot of balloons just kind of flying all over the place in this country, now in Canada.

And as you and I set down to film this, I'll read the headline.

U.S. military shoots down another high-altitude object over Lake Huron.

This is happening after we shut another one down over Alaska.

I think we're up to, what, four, five now.

Every American's going to be asking the same question. I'm going to ask you, is this something new, or is this

something that's happening all the time and we just didn't know about it? Well, let me say, I feel

like I'm at the circus. I'm just looking up in the sky and seeing balloon after balloon after balloon.

And I don't know about you, you and I are filming this Sunday afternoon.

Tonight's the Super Bowl.

I may, during the Super Bowl, just sit in my backyard with a rifle and see if I can spot any balloons in the air.

Any balloons coming over your house, right?

You know, holy cow, we're up to four now. So we had, starting two weeks ago,

the Chinese spy balloon number one. That we know about. Well, the number one that we know about

because people in Montana looked in the sky and said, what in the hell is that? Yeah. And then suddenly

it got on Twitter and got on NBC News,

and then the Biden administration was like,

oh, yeah, that would be the Chinese spy balloon that we were ignoring.

So that was number one.

That one they shot down over the Atlantic,

off the coast of South Carolina,

after it traversed the entire continental United States,

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