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Support individuals who are trying to argue against ukraine funding, and listen, there's no doubt that he is rooting very badly for donald trump. there's no doubt that he will likely play a big role in this upcoming election, because if we get this bill across the finish line, alex, if we do fund ukraine, it'll only be through the beginning of next year. at a donald trump is elected, that's a pretty clear guarantee that this would be the last ukraine funding bill that whatever clear the house-senate and get past, signed into law by the president. >> i just want to draw everyone's attention to ...

Worthwhile to spend a little bit of time on. >> there's such a good twist when it comes to him. it's a real -- anyway. >> but talk about him a little bit. >> so lawrence tennis had been a state department official. he had gone to harvard, he was a very erudite, very articulate guy. and he was, he had kind of a substack contrary next to him. you can compliment him without him insulting you for complimenting him. he was that kind of guy. but he also, in his gruffness and his contrarianism, made everybody fall in love with him. that he was -- everyone adequate sean laurenceton a, and he slapped h...

Him. >> terry, one thing that stuck out to me is how much there seemed to be the appetite on the stage to voice opposition to on some level to send u.s. aid and money to ukraine, and it is a big shift amongst people that relatively speaking are polling pretty high in the republican, you know, the republican leaders of the party, if you will. what do you see in that? >> that is a divide of the people who are calling neo cons and the isolationists, and the mainstream, and it is a little bit more of a divide, and donald trump gives a voice to isolationist views and brought more into party that th...

While republicans are split with 49% approving and the same number disapproving according to a pew survey conducted in march. 60% of the democrats in the same poll believe it's best for the future of our country to be active in world affairs while only 39% felt we should pay attention to problems overseas and concentrate on problems here at home. for republicans, those numbers are essentially reversed with 70% wanting to focus at home and just 29% believing in an active world war for america. this is not a settled issue. there is a debate within the republican party. some senior figures like m...

Senate Armed Services Committee ranking member Roger Wicker (R-MS) declared on Tuesday that a Russian fighter jet collision that effectively downed a U.S. drone should be a "wake-up call to isolationists."