DON'T LOOK UP: Sean Hannity blasts President Biden's lack of transparency about the downed aerial objects and the Ohio train derailment, saying Americans are 'more in the dark than ever before.'
Fox News host Sean Hannity weighs in on how the Biden administration has responded to recent high-altitude objects and the train derailment in Ohio on 'Hannity.'
Fox News host Sean Hannity blasted the Biden administration for its apparent lack of transparency about downed aerial objects and the train derailment in Palestine, Ohio on"Whatever you do, just don't look up. That's the message from your president, the Biden administration, as thick, black, toxic chemical smoke is polluting the air overbecause of a controlled chemical burn following a train derailment that they're telling us very little about.
WHITE HOUSE SAYS CHINA'S CLAIMS THAT US FLEW BALLOONS OVER ITS AIRSPACE 10 TIMES IN LAST YEAR ARE ‘FALSEAnd they don't even know where the other three balloon's objects even came from. Where did they come from? How did they get here? Are we facing some kind of
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