Former President Donald Trump isn’t one to mince words. And on the topic of those creepy drones buzzing around the East Coast?

He’s got some thoughts. In a recent statement, Trump said that President Joe Biden “knows what’s happening” with the unexplained drone sightings but isn’t being upfront about it. Classic Biden, right?

Trump’s comment has sparked a wave of speculation that makes X-Files look like a children’s bedtime story. Are these drones just hobbyists playing with expensive toys?

Or is there something far more sinister at play? Either way, the public—and Trump—demand answers.

For weeks, residents across the Northeast have been looking up, seeing unidentified flying objects, and asking, “Uh, what’s that?” These aren’t your grandpa’s paper airplanes.

Reports have flooded in from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and other states of strange, high-tech drones lurking in the skies.

The situation got so intense that federal authorities had no choice but to step in and investigate. And when the feds get involved, you know it’s serious—or at least, it should be.

From Daily Wire:
Federal authorities and the U.S. military released a detailed statement on Monday night saying that after an extensive investigation, the mysterious drone sightings that people have seen on the East Coast do not amount to anything nefarious, nor is there any threat to the public.

The statement comes from the Department of Homeland Security, FBI, FAA, and Department of Defense. It follows weeks of speculation and widespread news coverage of the sightings, many of which have occurred in New Jersey.

“Nothing to See Here, Folks!”

On Monday night, a coalition of federal agencies—including the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, the FAA, and the Pentagon—released a big, official statement.

You can picture the bureaucrats huddled over their keyboards crafting this masterpiece of “move along, nothing to see here.” According to their findings, the drones aren’t aliens, secret spy tech, or even enemy drones.

Nope. The explanation, they say, is totally normal. Just some “lawful commercial drones, hobbyist drones, and law enforcement drones.” Oh, and the kicker?

Some people apparently mistook helicopters, airplanes, and even stars for drones. Because, sure, stargazing has clearly become a lost art.

The government insists there’s no threat to public safety. The official tone of the statement is basically: “Relax, America. It’s all good.”

They even dropped some stats to back it up. Over a million registered drones are buzzing around U.S. airspace daily. That’s right—millions. So if you’ve got a fear of drones, now’s a great time to invest in blackout curtains.

To their credit, the FBI says they’ve been taking this seriously, following up on over 5,000 tips and chasing down around 100 solid leads. But despite all the fuss, the agencies conclude that no “anomalous” activity has been found.

In other words, they’re telling us these drone sightings are as threatening as a kid flying a kite. Move along, folks. Nothing to worry about.

Drones Everywhere—And Congress Isn’t Keeping Up

Here’s the problem, though: federal agencies might be brushing this off, but drones are becoming a bigger issue.

The statement calls on Congress to enact counter-drone legislation to give law enforcement more tools to “identify and mitigate threats.” That sounds important, doesn’t it? Apparently, current laws just aren’t cutting it.

The Department of Defense, for its part, has reassured us that they’re keeping an eye on drones near military facilities.

They’ve got “detection and mitigation measures” in place. Translation: “We don’t know what these things are, but we’ll zap them if they get too close.” Comforting.

The call for new laws raises a broader question: Why is our government always 10 steps behind when it comes to technology? Drones are everywhere.

We’ve got drone delivery services, drone photographers, and probably drone babysitters coming soon. But when these flying gadgets start hovering near restricted zones, suddenly the system looks outdated and clueless. Seems like it’s time for Congress to play catch-up.

Trump Brings the Heat

Let’s be honest: Trump’s comments hit home because people just don’t trust this administration to tell the truth. If you asked Biden where his car keys were, he’d probably fumble the answer.

So when the government tells us there’s nothing to worry about? Well, forgive us if we’re not convinced. Trump doesn’t buy it either. His statement points to a broader problem—Biden and his team seem either unable or unwilling to confront real issues head-on.

These drones might just be hobbyist toys. Or they could be something bigger—China spying, government tests, or insert wild conspiracy theory here.

But whatever they are, Trump’s right to call it out. Americans deserve answers. The feds can tell us to calm down all they want, but until they actually prove what’s happening, people will keep asking questions.

Key Takeaways:

• Trump suspects Biden knows the truth about the East Coast drone sightings but isn’t telling the public.
• Federal agencies say the drones are “totally normal” and nothing to worry about.
• Congress is being urged to enact stronger counter-drone laws because the current system is falling apart.

Source: The Post Millennial, Daily Wire