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going to stop flowing. this newest package from the biden administration, nearly $3 billion, that's a huge amount of money. will there be a point, though, where the u.s. just cannot afford to send any more assistance? >> i can tell you what the president's committed to, and he said this loud and clear when he was at the nato summit in madrid, that the united states is going to continue to support ukraine for as long as it takes. and he meant every word of that. i won't get ahead of the announcements of future aid and assistance, but you understand that there are going to be future packages of aid and assistance coming from the united states, as well as from literally dozens of other countries, jake. there's been no sign of letup by the united states or any of our allies and partners in terms of finding new ways to provide security assistance to ukraine. we know that the clock is not on ukraine's side. we know the sense of urgency and we're going to continue to try to meet that. >> yesterday, you told cnn the biden administration has not yet come to any independent conclusion on who might have been responsible for that car bomb attack that killed darya dugina.