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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in a post on X that he is "grateful" for House lawmakers for passing the measure that provides aid to Ukraine, personally thanking Speaker Mike Johnson "for the decision that keeps history on the right track."

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APN's mission is to educate and persuade the American public and its leadership to support and adopt policies that will lead to comprehensive, durable, Israeli-Palestinian and Israeli-Arab peace, based on a two-state solution, guaranteeing both peoples security, and consistent with U.S. national interests.

That security supplemental, $1 billion for additional capitol security, has passed, has been signed into law. thats something like $300 million for hardening this complex here, $100 million for capitol police. theyre trying to surge resources into this area without making it a fortress, to make everyone feel more safe, including those people who are charged with protecting this whole area for the rest of us. >> olivia, let me just bring into this conversation the elephant in the room. for the la...

You know, my group was one of the last groups that was escorted out of the room, you know the room where it happened and there were officers holding guns on -- on those who were attacking us as that was taking place. im here and im safe because of those officers. we lost two officers. hundreds -- over 100 were injured. we should be thanking officer dunn and officer dunn, thank you, and i apologize for the entire country for the abuse you took and all the other officers who took this abuse and th...

Already gone through their over time and the national guard could have to pull back on some of its training. i want to get to that, but first, you see this fencing behind me, its the last remaining barricade put up after january 6th. as we speak, crews are to my left taking it down. we just got video to show you that happening. that is quite symbolic. its the last remaining barricade up from the january 6th insurrection. we expect it to be totally down when lawmakers return from their recess on ...

Of the department is necessary, its going to take funding. and at this point, its hard to, you know, say that there is enough on the horizon to actually make this happen because as we know, boris, the security supplemental is being hung up in congress. there are lists of head winds facing them that they say are preventing them from becoming the department everybody says they need to be, which looks a lot more like the secret service and to do that you have to fund the department like the secret ...

Intelligence committees. do you anticipate any of your republican colleagues will be upset or frustrated by this? if it was a different party, obviously they would be as concerned as you, i think. but is there anything left of that bipartisan concern about the prerogatives of the congress and the separation of powers? >> think about it this way. if they were concerned about an assault on congress, they would have been a lot more concerned about january 6th and they wouldnt have voted against a s...

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