Suspected Chinese balloon shot down over the Atlantic
The Chinese spy balloon that was hovering over the U.S. for days posed very little safety and intelligence threats to our defenses. Officials are now in the process of learning more about the balloon. Korean Affairs Analyst, Victor Cha, and Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, Joel Rubin explain the finer details of our latest diplomatic run-in with China to American Voices guest host, Julián Castro.
UP NEXT
NOW PLAYING: World
Suspected Chinese balloon shot down over the Atlantic
MSNBCUP NEXT
-
'We're not going to shy away': Kirby responds to Iran-backed attack on U.S. Syria base
MSNBC -
'Potential death and destruction': Trump threatens D.A. with violent imagery
MSNBC -
'It's depraved, it's dangerous': Gov. Whitmer on anti-semitic comments made by Michigan GOP
MSNBC -
U.S. Congressional Committee Sheds Light on Alleged Genocide in China's Xinjiang Region
MSNBC -
Members of House Oversight Committee to tour Washington jail holding Jan. 6 defendants
MSNBC -
Pence shirks civic duty to protect Trump as special counsel probe ripens
MSNBC -
The Last Thing: “Save the kids”
MSNBC -
DeSantis walks back controversial Ukraine comments
MSNBC -
U.S. contractor killed, 5 service members wounded by drone strike in Syria
MSNBC -
Lawrence: With attacks on NY DA, Trump shows terror is his tactic
MSNBC -
Lawrence: Jim Jordan is out of moves against Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg
MSNBC -
Sen. Warnock: ‘Insulin shouldn’t be expensive for anybody’
MSNBC -
Famous statue's nakedness too much for Florida parents; principal fired over lesson
MSNBC -
Trump investigations pick up steam
MSNBC -
Republicans abandon pretense, weaponize Congress to save Trump
MSNBC -
‘He’s one of them’: David Jolly accuses Kevin McCarthy of being pro-insurrectionist
MSNBC
