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Transcripts for FOXNEWS Your World With Neil Cavuto 20190917 20:59:00

because these things can be targeted at a mall. they can be targeted of any crowded area. charles: it just sounds like it s, it sounds though as if we have to blanket the entire country was some sort of safety mechanism, which sounds extraordinary, like it s highly unlikely. what s the next step here in america so that people feel at least safe? do we look at vital resources, oil fields, and leave it to the government? bowls are all great questions. what i would do if i was advising president trump, i would make sure aid and legislation is in place to be able to enforce these laws, specifically to these civilian man drones that could be targeted against civilians. number two, i would make sure that there is at least a minimal amount of radar equipment that s given out to our security services, whether it s law enforcement county, state,

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20171108:23:32:00

leadership and many democrats as well for not they know ukrainians defend themselves if we weren t going on intervene in their behalf so this was a gift from putin. he could hope if trump were elected, the u.s. would back away from its support of ukraine and there were concerns that he would lift the sanctions unilaterally to boot. how do you view this coming up in the investigations? it will be an interesting issue for the investigators. because this is the one thing that we know that russia has got. willingly or not, out of the election of donald trump. look at the language that was changed in the platform. it was changed from giving kiev lethal defensive assistance to giving kiev he appropriate assistance. that was the big shift that we looked at in the republican, after the republican convention. and it basically said, we won t help them with the weaponry we want. anti-tank missiles, radar equipment, that kind of thing.

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin 20151028 18:01:00

aerospace command has confirmed that this blimp called jlens came loose from its tether rope at aberdeen proving grounds a military facility just north of washington, d.c., this morning. it was on a tether. this is a system they re testing out there. it s full of radar equipment to test its ability to identify unidentified aircraft, cruise missiles, but it came loose. now this blimp filled with helium is flying north. it is now over pennsylvania, we are told. two f-16s in the air. they were scrambled out of their air station near atlanta ick city, new jersey. the military not saying yet whether those f-16s are armed because right now the u.s. government is trying to figure out what to do about this. i talked to an official tracking this whole situation just a few minutes ago, and he said we are trying to figure it out.

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin 20151028 18:17:30

Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin 20151028 18:17:30
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Transcripts for CNN Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer 20151028 21:08:00

the pennsylvania national guard and with the local authorities to ensure that we were able to safely secure it, which is where we are in the process right now. what would have happened if fortunately it didn t but if this blimp would have crash sbood a heavily populated area with all the heavy sophisticated radar equipment inside? definitely a valid concern, wolf. something we were working closely with our intere interagency partners on. fortunately in this case we appeared to have a grounding in a rugged wooded area in pennsylvania. because as you know this blimp was sort of flying loose over pennsylvania in the northeast corridor. a lot of aircraft flying around there. how concerned were you, fortunately it didn t happen, that a plane could have crashed into this blimp? we were immediately concerned. and that s part of the interagency process that we here at norad have in place to handle and to deal with situations just like this. so as you might imagine we were communicating

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