White House reacts to South Korea martial law declaration

A National Security Council spokesperson is expressing serious concerns over South Korea's president declaring martial law. This comes after President Yoon Suk Yeol accused the opposition party ruling the country's parliament of sympathizing with communist North Korea. CBS News' Willie James Inman, who is traveling with Mr. Biden in Angola, has the latest.

[nhansen]

I was rather hoping for some in dept information concerning South Korea declaring Martial Law. Not whatever that was.

[steenroefs]

This might be the shortest dictatorship ever...

[BobJohnsonETech]

Martial Law going about their business at night.

[perrob]

A coup NOT by the CIA?? something is wrong😂

[stevinharper]

I hope evryone there stays safe. Love and best wishes from the US

[KORIGAN]

I love how people think the United States is the world Police

[뚜라미-ec]

I was from a special forces unit in Korea. Soldiers, please stop being silly and go back to your seat. It is wrong. This cannot happen in a liberal democracy

[josephscott]

Nothing about corruption and his wife? How is this journalism?

[wasblind]

Prayers for all the people in South Korea.

[WilliamBurton-ucyc]

Clickbait, don't even bother watching this crap.

[Oldman]

Wow that's scary i just hope and pray for the hole world.

[ianwright]

“It doesn’t matter, none of this matters” ~Carl ATHF

[Gunderblinx]

What a garbage new broadcast. Told us literally nothing

[ljcool]

All of a sudden Joe can speak clearly now and pardoned his son too.

[hwangbinim]

The Korean president's approval rate has been decreasing. Alsl, he's been trying to cover his wife's scandal and he already refused twice a special investigation raised by the opposition party.

[rodgerbaker]

How come Noone will say why they've declared martial law?

[Mwolf-ywhb]

Ya ya ya. Think I am taking everything woth a grain of salt.

[iambeloved]

Coming up front saying that "our politicians didn't know and had nothing to do with it." Tells us that our politicians knew and probably had something to do with it.

[benjames]

Title 18 section 1581
Title 18 section 242
Child support and alimony, slavery is still alive and well in the U.S.

[TheMessenger]

So for people that don't understand. What happened was essentially their version of The seal team 6 in the US I was trying to go into their Congress building and they were dropped off by helicopter. Some of the Congress people of Korea attempted to stop them. They didn't have guns but they had full gear. 😅 Then they declared martial law. This whole thing is extremely important to watch, because this just doesn't happen from nowhere.