A suspected CCP spy balloon spotted over Montana has captured the attention of the U.S. government and the Pentagon. NORAD is tracking and monitoring the high-altitude surveillance balloon closely, and the U.S. military is taking actions to conceal any sensitive information the balloon could collect. As of now, the Pentagon says it will not shoot down the balloon. The story is still developing. The spy balloon ties to a deeper discussion, however, on Chinese espionage, the various form it can take, and the many ways it is already being carried out in the United States. In this special live Q&A, Crossroads host Joshua Philipp will speak on this topic and answer questions from the audience.