., tucker now, why they didn t takenoting the shot, why they didn t take it down. hard to know. tucker, but it s worth noting, back in 2001, the chinese forced down an american spy plane on hainan island, kidnaped us airmen, airwomen, for a number of days and stole a bunch of surveillance assets off that plane. t now, that was almost twos decades ago. so you almost answered my question. do you think if the american pentagon floated a spy balloon over chinese missile bases, : yo that chairman g. would say, you know, i m jusinkt i m not really sure how to respond. maybe we should justa u.s. let t keep floating? yeah, look, i think that s highly unlikely. i mean, you saw nancy pelosi? went to taiwan just a few m months back and kevin mccarthy is going to taiwan shortly. and the chinese were taiwanese threatening to shoot down nancy pelosi s plane. so, you know, it spe clear tha e the chines ae would take actionw it s surprising that we re yw not wantan to be as fair as youe can in s
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