a lot of these weapon systems in ammunition ready to go in europe so as soon as congress passes the bill biden will sign it immediately and the weapon systems can be sent. air defence is essential and we have seen needless lives and dozens of people die in the last week, you said in dnipro and these are innocent people who don't need to die. congress has not been able to act, we are seeing unnecessary suffering because of it. i think the question may be that did the us make a mistake by not providing this weapon assistance at the beginning of the conflict and instead dragging it out and providing more of a trickle in terms of weaponry? that's an easy question. absolutely yes. we would be in a much different place, ukraine would be in a different place, american interests, european security would be in a far different place if we had the courage at the beginning of the war that we are showing now.
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on the line to do it. >> i thought today what he did was to sho hw he's speaker of te house, sometimes democrats and republicans in the last 20 years and they become speaker. >> they're the leader of their party first. when they he's speaker of thee house of representatives. >> and the courage and bravery that he showed today he showed b that not everyone, someone doesn't have to be right, someone to have to be wrong, that the country needs to win. and he represented his constituents. at and i applaud those democrats who supported that rule, who broke party line. and ho parti those republicans who broke party line to advance this bill. and hopefully we are able to get the funding to 61 billion in ukraine to 26 billion to israel and 13an billion to taiwan. >> all right, senator, you've been coverin3 billio: sag this s one. what do you say? in fact, i was just looking for if there is any updatengs, at st at this hour, dan hoffman, earlier today, our network said this mahi. y be only the beginning of israel's counterattack. what do you say? we wy have twhat happens the coming hours and days really raised eyebrows at thed b white house press briefing today, which we covered live thisroe press afternoon.ophone john kirby wasn't at the microphone. he is often he o.f the is within
launched a huge campaign to lobby us legislators but it is the same as what has happened since the beginning of the war, this is a drip feed of assistance to ukraine. —— diaspora. having said that, a lot of this money, especially military support, will stay in the united states, it will go to defence contractors, but there is a few billion in their dedicated budget support, so ukraine will be able to deploy that to pensions and teacher salaries and things like that. if this aid does not come soon, a lot of analysts are now beginning to think that the russians will get further, they could occupy ukraine within two years and speakerjohnson who i think has had an epiphany overnight, said in the past 24 hours, that if ukraine is not defended, the russians will go further into poland and the baltic states, and eventually us troops would have to get involved. so that is a pretty scary scenario.— involved. so that is a pretty
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deeper dive into project 2025. get to know this thing. it is a 900 page playbook manifests so fr trumps closest allies and far right conservatives laying out what a second trump presidency would look like from day one. here's an example. conservatives should gratefully celebrate the greatest for family win in a generation, overturning roe v wade. a decision that for 5 decorate made a mockery of our constitution and facilitated the death of tens of millions of unborn children. but the dobbs decision is just the beginning. donna, you are the person i want to talk about this with. during the clinton administration, your secretary for the department of health and human services. project 2025 wants to got it and rename it the department of life. you know exactly what this agency does, how important their work is. what is your take on this plan? how alarmed are you?
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last night. we are watching here. the parent company is licensed by nbc just like fox and abc and all the other broadcast networks. i think these threats are very real. what would trump's efforts against the media look like? i think trying to repeal licenses is just the beginning. i am more concerned, actually by what you just described about this idea of the department of life and this warping of the term pro-life. emergency rooms refused to treat pregnant women leading one to miscarry. pregnant women are turned away from care because hospitals are afraid that they might provide some service that could be construed as something that is violating antiabortion laws. one of these babies in north carolina died. a woman was sent to have the
we are watching here -- we are watching here on cable. it's not licensed the fcc. but the parent company is licensed by the fcc, just like fox and all the other broadcast networks. i just finished writing a piece about, what would trumps efforts against the media look like? i think start trying to appeal the licenses is just the beginning. that would just be the beginning when it comes to media. i'm more concerned about what you just described for this idea of the department of life and this warping of the term pro-life. emergency rooms refused to treat pregnant women, leaving women to miscarry and a lobby bathroom. this is describing women turned away from emergency care is of hospitals that are afraid that might provide some service that might be construed as something that is violating antiabortion laws. one of these babies died and the woman was set out to have her baby in her car.