Good morning. It is Wednesday, February 15th. The gang is all here. We're ready to go.

We're glad you're here as well. It is seven minutes after nine.

You're listening to Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC. And before we get into our top

story this morning, we have to promote something that's coming up later this

hour. Oh, Casey drama. Casey, I've been in radio for 21 years, as I'm adjusting the camera here

on the YouTube stream. And I think the segment we're going to do later this hour

may indeed be the most compelling radio topic, most interesting, most intriguing Ethan

Hatcher, who does the Saturday night on the circle show is going to be with us.

And he's got something going on in his life that I just think everybody is going to

it's a what would you do type of thing? It's unfortunate that it's happening to one of our own.

Yeah. And he's willing to talk about it. And I think it's super interesting. And one of the

great things about this radio station is our host share their lives with people. And so everybody

has totally got to stick around for this entire hour to hear that segment. Okay, we'll get to

that coming up. But first, let's talk about what's going on in the sky. White House spokesperson

John Kirby said the intelligence community is considering as a leading explanation about the

three objects that were shot down over the weekend that it could just be balloons tied to

some commercial or benign purpose. He also told reporters that the US is still not able to call

them anything other than objects at this point, adding that officials are pretty comfortable,

we're pretty comfortable ruling out the objects belong to the US government. US still has not

recovered the three objects shot down by the military over the weekend. So we've got objects in

the sky. We have an environmental disaster going on in Ohio. But where is our president?

That is a phenomenal question. Like you would think there are certain topics that you say,

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