Fox News host Bret Baier is stunned that the federal government is not paying more attention to the drone invasion that has been happening in NJ.

During “Special Report” on Wednesday he spoke to fellow Fox News host Sandra Smith where he said he was in disbelief at the federal government’s lack of concern.

“What else is real are these drones flying in the sky all over the state of New Jersey. I’m sure you’ve spoken to a lot of people who have seen them firsthand. We’ve had guests who come on the set who, you know, they’ve been out at their homes or some of them Bedminster, the golf course there, they’ve seen them. I know people who work in this building who have seen them,” Smith said.

“They’re massive, but there doesn’t seem to be a hunger for what the heck is going on here. They’re meeting this morning and the governor of New Jersey didn’t even go,” she said.

“Yeah, and these things are six feet in diameter, we’re told. They’re massive. There’s a lot of them. 49 sightings just over the past couple of days, or day and a half, I should say. No one knows what they are. How is that possible? I don’t understand the lack of curiosity or the lack of engagement, more importantly, with these drones. Why isn’t one being taken down? Why isn’t one — they say it’s not a threat. How do we know it’s not a threat?” Baier said.

After they showed a press briefing from the Pentagon Baier was still befuddled.

“[Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary Sabrina Singh] went on to say there’s no evidence the drones are from a foreign entity or adversary, and they are not U.S. military either. So where, what are we doing here? Why are there not answers? We’re going to go into this with a couple of experts on Special Report tonight,” the host said.

“We’ve got a report from Nate Foy, and I know you guys have been covering it. I just think it’s a major story. It’s not just in New Jersey, it’s New York, there’s some on the southern border, there’s some reported overseas,” he said.