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One-on-one with the NORAD commander months after Chinese spy balloon incident

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Months after a Chinese spy balloon was spotted flying in American airspace, Gen. Glen VanHerck, commander of NORAD, talks to NBC News’ Courtney Kube about the “significant gaps” and lessons learned since the incident.