Raw StoryTrump, White House spar over northeast U.S. mystery drones
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59% : Trump, whose cabinet contains a number of conspiracy theorists on subjects including vaccines and foreign policy, weighed in on the topic as he gave his first full post-election press conference.33% : Trump said the US government "knows what is happening" as he weighed on the flurry of sightings over New Jersey and New York that have sparked something increasingly akin to mass panic.
29% : And for some reason they want to keep people in suspense."Trump, who is due to take office for his second term on January 20, said he didn't think it was "the enemy" behind the drones "because if it was the enemy they'd blast it out."
19% : Trump, who has repeatedly criticized Biden's outgoing administration on a number of fronts, had earlier urged US authorities to identify the drones' origins in a social media post on Friday.
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