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little bargaining power we had left. maria: yeah. >> we started saying months ago ukraine doesn't get another dime especially until such time as the border's secure -- maria: right. >> until congress has a passed legislation to force joe biden's hand. and that didn't happen. and the republican-led house of representatives completely walked away from that yesterday. maria: so i guess you have to believe that if the democrats are running the senate, then it passes. how will you vote when this ukraine bill and the foreign aid bill, $95 billion, comes to the math this week? >> well, look, we -- comes to the senate this week? >> look, we expect to have a handful of votes perhaps on amendments that could make it better, but it's very difficult for me to imagine if any scenario in which any of those amendments will pass. and under no suckers could i -- circumstances would i vote for the bill as passed by the house of representatives yesterday. understand, they passed four different can bills yesterday,

both of those are good. i think the most disappointing part of this bill is that it does not do anything meaningful to secure the border. this was an opportunity to take a serious step forward on the border and, unfortunately, the democrat party position is they support open borders. they're unwilling to do anything on border security. as for the ukraine funding, i think this got more focus than the democrat bill, the ukraine funding. of the $48 billion, roughly $35 billion of it is directed to the u.s. military. i think that's, that is a good thing -- maria: okay. yeah. >> and a portion of it is also structured as a loan. that is a good thing. i wish this were directed at only military aid and not economic aid. unfortunately, there's about $10 billion of economic aid as a forgivable loan. i'm not a fan of that, but i am a fan of, as i said, the israel and tiktok portions of the bill. maria: well, you're right, i mean, joe biden could just or forgive the loan. it's a loan, but it's a

aid has of the senate now after the house approved $95 billion in aid to ukraine, israel and taiwan in a rare saturday session read republicans have been divided in their support. some threatening to try to move speaker mike johnson over this bill. madeleine rivera live on capitol hill with the very latest on all of this. >> good afternoon. saturday came and went without a vote to oust house speaker mike johnson. lawmakers are audit weeklong recess. that could allow for temperatures to school or pressure to build as they hear from their constituents. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene believes it's the latter here she is on "sunday morning futures" with maria this morning. >> and mike johnson speakership is over but he needs to do the right thing to resign and allow us to move forward in a controlled process. if he doesn't do so he will be vacated. >> knighted by billion-dollar foreign aid package include $60 billion for ukraine $26 billion for israel and

little bargaining power we had left. maria: yeah. >> we started saying months ago ukraine doesn't get another dime especially until such time as the border's secure -- maria: right. >> until congress has a passed legislation to force joe biden's hand. and that didn't happen. and the republican-led house of representatives completely walked away from that yesterday. maria: so i guess you have to believe that if the democrats are running the senate, then it passes. how will you vote when this ukraine bill and the foreign aid bill, $95 billion, comes to the math this week? >> well, look, we -- comes to the senate this week? >> look, we expect to have a handful of votes perhaps on amendments that could make it better, but it's very difficult for me to imagine if any scenario in which any of those amendments will pass. and under no suckers could i -- circumstances would i vote for the bill as passed by the house of representatives yesterday. understand, they passed four different can bills yesterday,

both of those are good. i think the most disappointing part of this bill is that it does not do anything meaningful to secure the border. this was an opportunity to take a serious step forward on the border and, unfortunately, the democrat party position is they support open borders. they're unwilling to do anything on border security. as for the ukraine funding, i think this got more focus than the democrat bill, the ukraine funding. of the $48 billion, roughly $35 billion of it is directed to the u.s. military. i think that's, that is a good thing -- maria: okay. yeah. >> and a portion of it is also structured as a loan. that is a good thing. i wish this were directed at only military aid and not economic aid. unfortunately, there's about $10 billion of economic aid as a forgivable loan. i'm not a fan of that, but i am a fan of, as i said, the israel and tiktok portions of the bill. maria: well, you're right, i mean, joe biden could just or forgive the loan. it's a loan, but it's a

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