I think he acted impulsively and you're supposed to have a plan. If you had plan A to impose martial law, what's plan B? There's no plan B, and that's why it's -- President Biden was not called on it.
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William Cohen criticizes the South Korean president's impulsive decision to impose martial law without a backup plan.
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