democrats? hello. you know, the question is that democrats? hello. you know, the question is that the democrats? hello. you know, the question is that the majority - democrats? hello. you know, the question is that the majority of. question is that the majority of democrats, almost all democrats, the majority of republicans are completely supportive of ukraine. so we have an overwhelming majority in us congress and support for this package to our country. but at the same time, there is a small group of republicans who are very active and very vocal, and because of all this internal struggle, and that the presidential election has already started, we have the situation where ukraine became a hostage of internal us politics. and that is very frustrating also we are very worried about what s going on because ukraine matters every day and we are desperately waiting for this package of support, both military and financial, to ukraine.- of support, both military and financial,
Constitution, trump won through double t s impeachment trials. that is the process that is political crimes, and you sort of searching for a statute that would imply to this kind of behavior in the days after january six. everybody sort of agreeing it was pretty important. so i think that s really what the position that we are in now, is that you have prosecutors going out, okay, what exactly is the statute that applies to the scenario? obviously, nothing you ve seen in american political life before, and the founders, he would probably say, actually created the solution for this. because that was sort of this political process that would require these politicians to take up a position that was unpopular with their base. that is sort of something that all republicans obviously, didn t want to go forward with. and of interesting, founding fathers thought we always put country over party. and clearly, we haven t done that. one final question for you. alex jones, the one who was charg
They re so deeply worried about ukraine s territorial integrity. meanwhile, we don t even have a border. it s wide open. u.s. border authorities reported one hundred and fifty four thousand encounters with illegal aliens at the border in january in one month that s almost double t the number of encounters in january of last year. now many of these illegal aliens are flying commercialat aircraft at your expense around the country to be resettled again at your expense in places where no one s consent has been even requested. i mean, burisma is the author of america s covert border war . we re happy to have you join us tonight. ted, thanks so much for coming on . so give us a sense of the scalec of this . it just seems historic. well, one hundred and fifty four thousand in a single month is unacceptablypt high. you mentioned that it s double from january from last year, but the year before that januaryt was