President Joe Biden has addressed the US on the matter of the recent unidentified objects to 'show us what an absolute tough guy he is', says Sky News host James Morrow.
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President Joe Biden has addressed the US on the matter of the recent unidentified objects to “show us what an absolute tough guy he is”, says Sky News host James Morrow.“Not only has he gone and shot down a few unidentified objects that could have been anything from Chinese spy ships to used car lot noodle men that got carried away on a gust of wind.
“But he’s actually addressed the American people on the subject – not to take questions on the subject, no, no, no – but just simply to show us what an absolute tough guy he is. “This is quite a turn for the White House, which had been content for the past two weeks to let speculation run wild while it did nothing about these things.”
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