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I'm Carla Marie and today is Wednesday, February 15th,

2023. The Core 4, the four headlines you need to know. I have an update on the three

unidentified objects that the U.S. military shot down within the last week. The U.S.

intelligence community believes these objects were being used for commercial

or benign purposes and without a doubt have no threat to the American people and are not more

Chinese spy balloons. The military, however, has yet to find the debris. All three objects were

shot down in very hard-to-reach locations like the Arctic Circle,

the Canadian Rockies, and the one that was shot down over Lake Yoran is about 100 feet deep in water right now.

It's going to be some time before they're recovered. So in the meantime, the military is using

images of the objects, pilot observations, and flight profile data they're recovered. So in the meantime, the military is using images of the objects,

pilot observations, and flight profile data they've been collecting. And to address the question

of, but why all of these objects all of a sudden, I talked on this Monday, but members of the

intelligence community are saying that after the Chinese spy balloon got into our

airspace, the military adjusted their radar, making it hypersensitive, and that these objects

are normally there, they just don't normally pop up on their radar. The White House has

created an interagency team to address the unidentified aerial objects,

and by the end of this week, they'll lay out guidelines regarding how the U.S. will address

these objects in the future.

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