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afternoon president biden jumped on the phone with speaker johnson and house minority leader jeffries separately to thank them for getting this supplemental pass to the finish line. and of course, fred us officials have consistently made the point that the stakes were high here and they have been waiting for this moment and defense secretary austin, in a statement on saturday saying that this package could surge lifesaving security assistance to ukraine, support israel and increase the flow of humanitarian aid to gaza. of course, there's still process since then needs to play out here, but there is a high hopes that they can get these funds and get them out quickly. >> all right. priscilla alvarez in washington. thanks so much for ukraine. this aid package includes $23 to replenish us weaponry and almost 14 billion for advanced weapons systems. while israel will see more than 5 billion for missile defense, including its iron dome system. let's bring in now fred pleitgen in kyiv, jeremy diamond in jerusalem. fred, do you first ukraine's as it needs weapons now, do we have a sense
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the aisle for this to be passed. so if the bill does pass, as you suggest, how long will it take for the money to actually get to ukraine? well, the american military are the ones who expedite this. they have been sitting in poland and germany with these stocks of patriot missiles and artillery shells, waiting for the word from washington to supply ukraine with those. so we can expect that to happen fairly quickly. this is also a massive aid budget. i mean, $60 billion. in context, that's more or less the equivalent of the uk defence budget. it's almost 80% of what americans have given so far since the invasion two years ago. so it's a huge injection of cash or supplies. it also actually will
there some kind of cyclical deterioration that if he needs five democrats to keep the gap i've always time. does that make it more likely that he'll lose additional votes on the right if this comes up again, how long are democrats willing to be in this cycle to save a republican speaker? >> it's very possible that the cycle that we could see play out in the house. but democrats, i've talked to are certainly prepared to see this happen. >> it all comes down to how large they were hopkin coalition. >> that's trying to remove johnson is if it's only marjorie taylor greene and others from the right flank of the republican party democrats, i've talked to, seemed willing to help out there and other republicans seemed line to potentially give that a pass if it were just a small minority of their party the question is whether really this starts to wear down on the operations of the house if they if marjorie taylor greene or other
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twenty-eight ukraine and what you decide to do right now. >> the house had a lot of important work to do here. the appropriation process. and to reauthorize the foreign intelligence surveillance act we have a lot of important measures that had to be done and we had to get that to this as quickly as we could it's an important matter we've heard from leaders around the world including ukraine this is been done on a timely basis and the house had to have the time to deliberate ando this in the right manner. i think we did our work here and i think history will judge it well. >> mr. speaker speaker you are g asked to resign. arthel: women listen to speaker johnson after this 95 billion-dollar foreign aid package of pass there in the house. and still with chatter program. a couple things that stood out to me in the speaker's remarks, he made sure to say this is not a blank check like the senate's original bill.
$60 billion, to be exact has been sitting in the house for a month since the senate cleared back in february. that is because of political inviting that speaker johnson had to navigate but it is not clear if he navigated successfully to stave off a challenge to his speakership and keep away those who are pressuring him to resign and step aside or they bring up the motion to kick him out of the chair. regardless, victories on the foreign aid front. $26 billion for israel in his war against hamas but died -- $9 million that go to humanitarian aid a lot of that will be used in gaza to help civilians airport that is a red line that democrats have in order to even vote for the bills to begin with and then you have many pass for the indo- pacific and taiwan. you also have another bill separately for tiktok. this is extremely significant because the senate, but controlled senate and biden
is an election year here in the us which means it is even tougher to have members take hard votes, things that could be unpopular with constituents, how to pull people across the aisle and get a consensus and one thing i will mention about the ultimate fate of this bill is that senator chuck schumer, leader of the senate, has now committed to bringing it to the senate floor which is a step that would make it pass. which is a step that would make it ass. . ~' which is a step that would make it ass. . ~ ,, which is a step that would make it ass. ., ~ i. ., which is a step that would make it ass. . ~ ,, ., ., which is a step that would make it ass. ., ~' i., ., ., ., , pass. thank you, have a lovely weekend- _ pass. thank you, have a lovely weekend. thank _ pass. thank you, have a lovely weekend. thank you. - in the next six weeks, india will be voting in its general election. voting has been staggered across different states for security and logistical reasons ensuring that even those in the most remote areas can cast their ballots. voting is said set to end onjune one with results onjune four, the current
spent time at columbia and peaceful protest is fine but when you set up a tent city in the middle of the campus and refuse repeated police demands to leave that's not peaceful protest that's breaking the rules and i want to point out that ill on omar's -- ilhan omar's daughter was not singled out all students were told if they broke the rules they would be suspended and at the same time she seems to have learned the family lesson well because she describes herself as an angry black girl and she also wants the university to council contracts with companies complicit in genocide, meaning israel, and her side never points out the horrible atrocities committed by hamas on october 7th and afterwards and be barbaric hostagetaking which also seems to get a pass. >> martha: i just want to play this back and forth between omar and stephan a and the plumber president was there the other day. >> have you seen the protesting we are against jewish people? >> no i have, no.