New: Most Americans see China as top threat to US

New polling reveals most Americans surveyed view China as the top threat facing the US. The majority of both Democrats and Republicans polled say they are worried about the possibility of war between the twin world powers. China is outpacing the US in weapons and tech development, and there are concerns in Washington that the US lacks the capacity to keep pace with China's development. RT America's Alex Mihailovich reports.

But first, how prepared is the Biden administration for omicron, the latest and apparently vaccine-indifferent variant of COVID-19? As it spreads around the world, including showing up in California, can we expect prolonged lockdowns and expanded restrictions on travel? Former USTR official Steve Gill and attorney Jan Ronis weigh in.

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