How the U.S. might respond if China sends aid to Russia

Russia has requested military aid from China to help with its invasion of Ukraine. CBS News senior White House correspondent Weijia Jiang and CBS News congressional correspondent Nikole Killion join "Red & Blue" to discuss how the White House could respond if China agrees and more.

[geminib]

How do our country’s leaders give a large amount of money for another country but turn its back on its own citizens

[darin]

It costs as much money to ship an item across the street as it takes to ship it all the way from China. This is one of the reasons why local businesses can't compete. People need to contact their representatives and demand an end to USPS subsidized shipping from China. Our country is being sold out by corporate media and our corporate owned politicians.

[anntmwski]

Maybe we can have products that say “Made in America” 🇺🇸 for once. That would be great!

[blindkimberly]

I think y’all made a mistake in the title of this one. It’s more like how will the US not respond.

[noergillani]

Pointless report. You didn’t even attempt to speculate, just click bait as usual

[jimmiller]

So, it occurs to me that if China gives weapons to Russia as the news suggests, and if the US puts sanctions on China in response, then the goods we import from China could become very scarce. Look around your house and start stocking up on Chinese imports that are necessities.

[AMMAZZARE]

I sure wish the US government was this passionate about looking out for the American people. That’s silly though.

[a.disaster]

Can we trust the media to always tell the truth? Who does media serve, the people or is it just a tool for our leaders?

[anomaly]

Ever notice how major events happen back to back, almost like it's scheduled that way, COVID shows up & suddenly all terrorists take a vacation & are not heard from, COVID trickles down & a new major conflict is there to greet us how freaking lucky🙄

[bryantf]

The sanctions worked! I now have to mend my old sockets because new ones are way too expensive, and a Big Mac is a luxury that I just can't afford.

[supportyourtroopsathletes]

Turkey sent strong unmanned drones to the Ukraine which is stalling Russia pretty well actually. I was impressed being that turkey is a neutral country. These unmanned drones are doing fantastic for the air space.

[keithbrown]

The US has already sent equipment to Ukraine.

[deputydawg]

Sound like Russia is much weaker than they were portrayed...Asking big brother, China, for help...Give Ukraine credit for hanging tough...If they, Ukraine, had air defense, this war might very well take a different turn...

[justinkase]

Title should be “Why are countries not listening to the US!”

[rebeccalankford]

Maybe Walmart will return to made in the USA 🇺🇸
Like it was when
Sam Walton was alive.
His aim was to employ American workers.
How far Walmart has strayed from his mission.

[JohnSmithFlauz]

I feel like this is a test for how much each nation cares an what they have to offer to the table while holding back.

[astheskylarksings]

What no one is saying is that this was a 10 year plan in the making

[juliawilly]

Whatever happens, we need to stop working with Russia. When this is over we cannot forget Putin’s war.

[FreemanVashier]

Russia did NOT just ask China for aid. Their aid was discussed months ago at the same time China asked them to hold off till after the Olympics

[elmecanico]

The United Snakes of Sanctions...lol 😂😂😂