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Here are your hosts, Bow Bishop and Nathan Zagra.

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It was around nine this morning on the walk. He was not necessarily enthused about the walk. I was less enthused about the walk.

Especially that first gust of wind hit you. Well that's it, right? I mean that's the operation there is that first gust of wind that gets you and that's what sets you back a bit.

I will acknowledge that I'll share this with you right at the top, that you are aware, give a that there is some sort of a balloon floating above Montana.

Is China invading Montana? I mean there are some military assets there are in Montana. I don't I don't believe so but that didn't stop me from having fun with my dad last night with maps of Chinese satellite balloons.

So one of the images, Laura Knight has sent me he goes look at this and it was it showed like the balloon, the jets like circling around it like the military jets and the map of where it was was is about 30 miles from where I grew up.

So it's right in the back yard so to speak which then of course I fired that image right to my dad. I said I don't know you might want to saddle up, get a couple of guns and some scabbards and a 45 on your hip and see what you can sort out there buddy.

And then he his response like immediately was where did you get this? Was this from the Twitter? Yeah, it's from the Twitter. It's where it was. So he was in, you know, he was very curious, which then led to to your point, the military assets, you know, that part of the country, especially that north central Montana was a huge housing spot of nuclear missile silos was out there. There was one five minutes from where I grew up.

And I was asked my dad and he said most of them have been have been vacated in the last 20 years, but there are still some out there. So I thought well there you go. That's it. And then it got me thinking about red dawn, which is basically I spent most of my life in preparation for a Russian attack and what would happen if we had to go into the hills and hide a little bit and I feel like I'm properly prepared.

Well, I'm glad you are. Yeah, I don't know about the rest of the country, but I feel like both is ready. That's right. We get plenty of play is supplies. I saw the story and I just shook my head and they don't want to shoot it down. Right.

Because it could cause day. I'm like, how big is this balloon? Well, and then the Chinese are saying that it's a weather balloon to monitor weather.

Okay, that went a long way off track. I would think if you're monitoring the weather around China.

Yeah, normally you just send the weather balloon up and it's right here. Right. It's right in the immediate area. Yeah, it's usually not a big enough balloon to get you anywhere of substance other than right where you are.

I then thought of like the like the little blimp that they use at like calves games to drop the t-shirts like with a little plug it.

Little propeller water like this guy's like, was that the is that the motor that it took to get over like take a minute.

I mean, they're quick like in a in a facility in a stadium in an arena, but like when you think about traversing the Pacific Ocean might take a while.

Like when did the balloon get loose a year and a half ago? There's a lot of questions that need some answers. Yeah, I'm sure that China's not going to give you anything that you actually know or of substance. No, I don't know.

Frankly, I would just shoot it down. Yeah, they're worried about it harming people and I'm like, well, is there something in the balloon? Is there is there something attached to the balloon that's going to cause harm?

It's a balloon. Like if you shoot the balloon. Okay, there might be like some gear right on it or something, but it's it's in Montana. Well, and it's in it's also in like the lead.

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