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was to get this package what is the feeling inside ukraine about having to need more if this doesn't do the trick very good. >> this is clearly going to keep them going. this has got allows them to fight through this, through the end of this year for sure and they are hopeful that with this these weapons and this ammunition, they've just passed it. you've been reporting they passed a new bill that will allow them to recruit more soldiers that they need into the military. they get new weapons, new soldiers, new training they'll, they'll have an ability to refresh the units it had been fighting for over two years, two-and-a-half years. and so they have the hope that they'll be able to push the russians back once they do that, once they regain the momentum at some point later this year, then they think, yes, they will they be able to demonstrate to their allies, to the europeans, to the americans that this is worthy of support and they i think that support will continue so once a signal, you
greene. >> passed the biden administration's policies and fully funded them. we are going to fight in congress to do everything we can of unipart eat leadership. leadership.mike johnson speakers over. >> is this a serious threat or will democrats have the speakers and back through this congress? >> i do not believe this threat of the speaker johnson being ousted is a real one. as we have seen, what congresswoman greene has said most recently she will not move forward to more forcibly oust him. we can take that signal to mean this is likely not there's crisis on the world stage and house democrats and house republicans have shown they can work together to move this back and forward and get something done and get an infectiousness in this moment and putting marjorie taylor green and others waiting behind the scenes for this ouster moment on the wrong side of history. and so i think it's really important to know this is probably not a real threat, a credible one, and the house
also very important signal to put russia that you're not going to win this war, this senseless war that has been started over two-and-a-half years ago almost two years ago it sends a message of motivation for us ukrainians, that we are not alone it did send also for republicans and democrats in the, in this critical moments to stand together and make this decision together to protect democracy this world so that's vladimir klitschko there, alex. >> and if to underline all of that today, more bad news for the ukrainians on the frontlines, the russians saying that they took a village near the key town of chasiv yar. and of course, both you and i have been to chasiv yar in the past and just a couple of months ago, that town was well i'll away from the front line. well, now that's exactly where the fighting is, and that's exactly one of those places that the
week, you have got a by—election in the other week. the feeling is the economy will improve and maybe if that will come to pass, people might have been able to afford the first holiday in a while, but england will do well in the football. all of these things matter to the national mood. the theory that things couldn't get worse have been tested to destruction. iloathe couldn't get worse have been tested to destruction.— to destruction. who knows? a significant _ to destruction. who knows? a significant tory _ to destruction. who knows? a significant tory said _ to destruction. who knows? a significant tory said to - to destruction. who knows? a significant tory said to meet i to destruction. who knows? a l significant tory said to meet the key signal to look at on election timing is when does conservative central office imposed by election rules for the selection of candidates. so when you impose by—election rules, that means conservative central office has massive power over the selection of candidates, which normally they don't have. 50 candidates, which normally they don't have-—
compensating from democrats. >> do you think she is going to make that move because so far is she's saying, i'm going to send them home. i let a members of the conference go home and hear from the voters, who has a pretty good pulse on republican politics. and let republican voters won't. donald trump. what does he said? >> don't do that. yeah, he's doing a good job leading there. that is smart donald trump and the republican. >> he's gone that far. he said that ukrainian certainly mar-a-lago that sends a really strong signal about where he stands on mike johnson. john says, now you also did a news guy with with kevin mccarthy. >> where is he now? >> well, that's true. let's say, but here's the difference. i do think mike johnson will get them democrats support. he'll be able to weather mccarthy made it clear he didn't want any democratic votes and it kinda still does own fate. their look, republicans need to get through this year that any more chaos, it's good politics to keep my johnson where he is. we will look crazy if we get rid of the second one, we will look in capable of governing, keeping him in there is good. it provides stability in american
popping up one week, mark menzies the next week, you have got a by—election in the other week. the feeling is the economy will improve and maybe if that will come to pass, people might have been able to afford the first holiday in a while, but england will do well in the football. all of these things matter to the national mood. the theory that things couldn't get worse have been tested to destruction. who knows? a significant tory said to meet the key signal to look at on election timing is when does conservative central office imposed by election rules for the selection of candidates. so when you impose by—election rules, that means conservative central office has massive power over the selection of candidates, which normally they don't have. so they can triangle it by the by—election. but it is tory hq imposing different by—election rules for the selection of candidates,
law, feel more confident can i back up? >> did you ever play yourselves? and i put it in this context because this conversation started in the fall with a $110 billion package that the white house had to include border border security. and because they thought there's no way we're getting this through without border security. mike johnson said, if they want this foreign aid money, you got to secure the southern border and somehow all of the foreign aid passes and republicans got none of what they demanded be part of it. >> mike johnson and mitch mcconnell. they are in these top secret security clearance meetings. they know what's really happening for mike johnson to stand up and say, i am willing to risk my job. the pinnacle of my career because i know this is right. that speaks volumes about what the need is out there. this this is a guy who has a rank and member, voted against ukraine time and time again to see this about face that should send a signal about how important getting
as they have tried to pave the way for this bill to be passed. "better late than never" is the reaction we are hearing this weekend. never would have meant almost certain defeat for ukraine. however, late still means it'll be difficult for kyiv to change momentum on the battlefield straightaway. translation: this aid will strengthen ukraine and send the kremlin a powerful signal that it will not be the second afghanistan. the united states will stay with ukraine and it will protect democracy in the world. this is a show of leadership and strength. while the west has wavered, russia has stayed committed to its invasion. ukraine needs to make america's return count to keep moscow and western doubt at bay. james waterhouse, bbc news, kyiv. i'm joined now by normanj ornstein, emeritus scholar, at the american enterprise institute. norman, this us house vote
potential to change the frontline so we can in ukraine defend us better it sends also very important signal to putin's russia that you're not going to win this war, this senseless war that has been started over 2.5 years ago, almost two years ago it said hence, the message of motivation for us ukrainians, that we are not alone it did send also for republicans and democrats in the, in this critical moments to stand together and make this decision together. >> to protect democracy in this world. >> now the russians, for their part, alex, are criticizing the united states, accusing the us of using ukrainians as what the russian say is cannon fodder that ukrainians, of course, take a very different view of that. they say for them right now this is absolutely key to their survival the leadership of this country has said in the past but this aid package
will read things, hear things people will say things to them. so it wouldn't shock me if we have a juror to come monday morning, say to the judge, i don't think i can do this, by the way, you have to add in defense lawyers hate this. yeah. because it's a signal they say unspoken signal that you're being treated differently because this defendant is dangerous, are a danger to you or is people are so they'll oppose it. >> judge jones, do you think it would make sense to me for the protection of the jurors to somehow sequester them yeah two things the logit mistakes of sequestering a jury as my co panelist? >> no are really daunting and the expense is high and jurors don't like it necessarily. i agree that defense attorneys typically don't like it either, but i'll tell you what at the end of a trial de i would typically say to juries, don't read anything about this case, don't research it, don't get on the internet, don't do your own looking into the