The White House insists that there is no indication extra terrestrials are affiliated

with these flying objects.

For now, the lead starts right now.

Four times in eight days, flying objects shot down over North American skies by the U.S.

military.

Were they a security threat?

What did they carry?

And why different protocols now for shooting them down than for the Chinese spy balloon?

Plus, a father's pain after his 14-year-old daughter is bullied and beaten at school and

later died by suicide, why he says her school did not do nearly enough.

And the thrill of victory in the face of my beloved Eagle's agony of defeat to time Superbowl

MVP Patrick Mahomes will join us live, fresh off his incredible come from behind Superbowl

victory.

Welcome to the lead object tap when we start with our world lead so many questions and

so few answers from the Biden administration today after the United States shot down three

more unidentified objects over the last few days, bringing the total to four, including

that Chinese spy balloon.

Moments ago, the Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin addressed the objects as he prepares

to meet with NATO allies in Brussels.

We don't know if they were actually collecting intelligence, but because of the route that

they took out of an abundance of caution, we want to make sure that we have the ability

to examine what these things are and potentially what they were doing.

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