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Seeing with the ukrainian people, they are united in the fight for their country against russia. we and the rest of the world need to be united in our support of ukraine, of freedom, and of democracy. i would agree with something that rebecca said. by the way, house speaker pelosi also agrees, we sent 650 million, but we spent 250 million in equipment. we need more weapons. we also need training. were talking about that. we also need debt nato down the road to do something well maybe you're not in a donation but what if you are a nation like ukraine that is important to the international commu...

It would not be an intentional strike on a nato nation. i think all rules go out the window with this guy at this point, because i do believe he's become a completely unhinged person. to lauren's point, would say it's like to attack sanctions against 80% of the financial institutions in russia, and attacking them on almost every level. mining and coal, not just the financial institutions. individual oligarchs. on the first day alone, as i mentioned earlier, i reiterate that $39 billion just in day one to the president's let's see what happens a month from now. of course more sanctions i believ...

Ill-gotten. experts in money laundering, national security, tasks enforcement to target russia's tycoons. >> we're joining with european allies to seize luck schur apartments, their private jets. we're coming for you ill-begotten gain. >> a vice grip tightening around russian oligarchs. $39 billion has evaporated since the stock market crashed. closed again today. the ruble is cratering. it's worth less than a penny. they can't move money out. sanctions from frozen the western assets. they are crippling the russian economy. and russia's billionaires control 30% of the wealth within

Billion pounds more or less boring than he did at the time of his autumn budget. so there is flexibility for the chancellor. now, what's interesting, is that essentially what they deem the whole weekend, the energy sector once a puts pressure on richard sunak to keep everything under view. in other words, potentially step in with further measures that many said, will help with cancel tax, they think that's the best way of getting money into the more struggling households. there is a desire to help more. of course, notably in the budget, there was no attempt by richie for to operate benefits, b...

Bridges do. in fact, even more importantly, because lots of people can work from home during the pandemic. and even before the pandemic hit, it was estimated that the u.s. was losing $50 billion annually in lost earnings, productivity, and revenue. and during the pandemic, we found that one out of 20 working parents lost their jobs or reduced their hours, solely because of child care. and more recently, a catalyst survey just showed that over half of parents that have a child between the age of 3 and 17 is considering leaving their jobs because their concerns about child care have not been hea...