Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucks'

Extend Show Podcast.

I wanted to discuss for just a couple of moments here.

It's a big deal.

What the White House, what the Biden administration position on a cease fire in Ukraine seems to be.

Now the White House is going to be briefing soon. I'm sure this will be

addressed by Crain Jean-Pierre. We know how that's going to go.

But the Chinese visit of Xi Jinping, the premiere of China Xi Jinping has

visited Russia for the first time. And this is a major step, I think, in the consolidation of

what is essentially the national security nightmare for the United States in a real and long-term

and strategic sense, which is a Russia-China axis. Think about the population, geographic,

and material that is brought to bear if those two countries become very close and dear allies to

each other. Now this isn't the early stages, but the visit of Xi Jinping to Russia,

to say to Vladimir Putin's face, we are going to be dear friends and we want to work more with you.

This should be set off alarm bells. Everybody who's, you know, Slava, Ukraine, and you know,

Ukraine flags everywhere and all this stuff. Ukraine flags all over, you know, all this stuff,

right? The people that have been thinking about that, what happens if the US starts to face off

against the world in which Russia and China are allied against our interests? We aren't that powerful,

folks. We can't just ignore this. So this brings me then to the next bit of news from all of this,

which is that already the White House has said, the Biden White House has said that a China

brokered ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine is unacceptable. John Kirby just said on Friday that

it would be ratifying Russian conquest. In fact, it goes even further than that. It goes even further

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