Pres. Biden will speak at 2 p.m. ET today about the country's 'response' to four aerial objects that have been shot down in recent weeks, the White House says. His remarks will be the first time he's extensively commented on the issue.
His remarks on Thursday will be the first time he's commented extensively on the issue.
"That includes our decisive response to China's high-altitude surveillance balloon and the president putting the safety and security of the American people always first," White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters at the daily briefing. The administration has yet to confirm what those objects were or where they came from, though White House spokesperson John Kirby said earlier this week a "leading explanation" within the intelligence community is that the objects may have been for commercial or benign use.
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