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Senator Warner: “Chinese drones” shuttered Langley AFB — on US soil! — for 17 days in 2023, not UAP
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Senator Warner: “Chinese drones” shuttered Langley AFB — on US soil! — for 17 days in 2023, not UAP

Ep. 494 — Sen. Mark Warner (8-7-2026) exclusively tells Ask a Pol UAP he was never shown photographic evidence, though.
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Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI) Ranking Member Sen. Mark Warner answers reporters’ questions in US Capitol. Photo: Matt Laslo

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Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) — Ranking Member, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI)

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Ask a Pol asks:

Did you ever get answers from the Pentagon on the UAP incursions that effectively shuttered Langley Air Force Base for 17 days in 2023?

Key Warner:

“Mostly ended up being Chinese drones,” Sen. Mark Warner exclusively told Ask a Pol UAP.

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Caught our ear:

“No,” Warner replied when we asked whether he’s seen pictures of the objects that hovered over Langley. “I’ll ask around.”

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Below find a rough transcript of Ask a Pol’s exclusive interview with Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA), slightly edited for clarity.

TRANSCRIPT: Sen. Mark Warner (8-7-2026)

Matt Laslo: Did you ever get answers on the Langley [UAP] incursions in 2023?

Mark Warner: That was — mostly ended up being Chinese drones.

Laslo: Oh, really?

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Warner: Yeah.

Laslo: Confirmed?

Warner: Huh?

Laslo: Have you seen ’em...?

Warner: No.

Laslo: ...pictures or...?

Warner: No. Let me — I’ll ask around.

Laslo: Yeah? Fair.*

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