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after months of dithering, delay, and denial, the house has finally passed for an eight legislation for our allies. with 311 votes, including all the democrats, $61 billion in desperately needed funding for ukraine, part of it in the form of a loan, was approved. the big bipartisan vote was also notable for one big reason. 112 republicans voted against it. that is more than half the republican majority, ostensibly in control of the house. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy thanked congress and speaker mike johnson, citing the aid will keep the war from expanding and save thousands of lives. the house also passed three other bills. one includes $26 billion in aid
cannot believe he wore that. he deserves to lose it. >> medical detector is in there trying to find it, insurance on it. let's talk brazil and dead people. it turns out erica nunez, one, four names wanted to get something signed. the problem is, the guy who has to sign off his 68-year-old reboot or. he died hours earlier so we blurred out the face but she's trying to tell the banker he's alive and signing this form. >> i messed up story but you know what she said? you need to sign this so you don't give me any more headaches as if she's trying to put a pen in his deceased hand. >> she just wanted $3400 loan and the uncle would cosign but he died. we seen this before and i remember the document, remember
speaker wanted to give as an extra. he wanted to give extra as it relates to being able to take the funds and give extra as it relates to forgivable loan. not that i'm necessarily down with a forgivable loan. i think it was more of a game than anything for them to save face. the repo act was that something is really smart and that would beltway other things put into the bill. i think a lot of us were doing a lot of calculating as it relates to the bills in general. a lot of people are upset about the israel aid package specifically and this was the third israel aid package that had come to the house floor. the first when i voted for because the first one was to fund israel and defund the irs and the second was to fund israel and fund nothing else. and this one, leader jeffries
westinghouse technology, it is the u.s. technology. more than 4 percent of gdp, we spend more than 4% of our gdp on defense. huge part of that accounts for purchases in the united states the starting from missile defense system which right now is being delivered to poland from the united statesment -- united states. of next batteries for the delivery system are being delivered true the already mentioned f-35 five generation fighter yet es. maria: what is your reaction to something that president trump has been talking about in terms of aid to ukraine being a loan? well, of course, to a large extent -- >> translator: well, this is an issue of domestic policy being implemented by the united states. to me, what is most important is that that ukraine gets support. i believe that thanks to this support, also thanks to the support precisely of the united states as the most powerful power on the free world, ukraine will be able to defend if
itself. if ukraine is able to defend itself and we participate together in the reconstruction of yeah, ukraine has -- of ukraine, ukraine has got a lot of natural a resources. it has got a huge development potential, and i think that ukraine will have a lot to thank for any kind of help but also repay any kind of loan. this support is indispensable for ukraine. that is why i urge them to support as soon as possible, because russian aggression has to be stopped. thanks to support with equipment, thanks to support with guns, ukrainians, i firmly believe, are able to stop russia, russian aggression themselves with our support so that it does not spill out, spill over. maria: mr. president, it has been more than two years. do you think ukraine can win this? >> translator: that is not a question of ukraine winning this war, it is a question that russia does not win it.
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
itself. if ukraine is able to defend itself and we participate together in the reconstruction of yeah, ukraine has -- of ukraine, ukraine has got a lot of natural a resources. it has got a huge development potential, and i think that ukraine will have a lot to thank for any kind of help but also repay any kind of loan. this support is indispensable for ukraine. that is why i urge them to support as soon as possible, because russian aggression has to be stopped. thanks to support with equipment, thanks to support with guns, ukrainians, i firmly believe, are able to stop russia, russian aggression themselves with our support so that it does not spill out, spill over. maria: mr. president, it has been more than two years. do you think ukraine can win this? >> translator: that is not a question of ukraine winning this war, it is a question that russia does not win it.
westinghouse technology, it is the u.s. technology. more than 4 percent of gdp, we spend more than 4% of our gdp on defense. huge part of that accounts for purchases in the united states the starting from missile defense system which right now is being delivered to poland from the united statesment -- united states. of next batteries for the delivery system are being delivered true the already mentioned f-35 five generation fighter yet es. maria: what is your reaction to something that president trump has been talking about in terms of aid to ukraine being a loan? well, of course, to a large extent -- >> translator: well, this is an issue of domestic policy being implemented by the united states. to me, what is most important is that that ukraine gets support. i believe that thanks to this support, also thanks to the support precisely of the united states as the most powerful power on the free world, ukraine will be able to defend if