US military aid to Ukraine has overwhelming support in Congress. But as American-made, anti-tank and anti-aircraft weapons go into battle, they deplete US stockpiles. Host Marco Werman speaks with Lauren Woods, director of the Security Assistance Monitor at the Center for International Policy, about the cost of weapons being sent to Ukraine, and how the deliveries affect US preparedness for other wars.
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