Blinken: Suspected Chinese surveillance balloon over U.S. a 'clear violation'
Secretary of State Antony Blinken addressed the suspected Chinese surveillance balloon that was spotted over the U.S. and called it an "irresponsible act" that caused him to cancel a planned trip to Beijing.
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