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The White House finally gave a clear answer about the mysterious drone sightings in New Jersey that captivated the nation.
The drone show, which took place at Lake Eola Park in Orlando, had spectators posting videos of drones falling and crashing into each other on social media.
Apparently, the new ‘Drones Over New Jersey’ candle smells like “conspiracy and fear.”
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The ban, which begins on Wednesday and ends on Jan. 17, covers 22 New Jersey towns that house “critical New Jersey infrastructure.”
From CNN to Rep. Nancy Mace, Meyers found no shortage of drone hysteria to mock.
The president responded to Trump’s taunts by making his first public comments on the sightings.
The drones spotted over the Garden State were probably not looking for a missing shipment of radioactive material.
Bethenny Frankel said she “knows a guy” who knows what’s up with the mysterious drones plaguing the East Coast.
The lawmaker said she would be joined by all “red-blooded freedom-loving” Americans.
National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby gave his assessment after “days and days” of “forensics work analysis.”