guarantees a military oversight and review. what do you think of those provisions? i review. what do you think of those provisions?— provisions? i think that is fine. it is a forgivable _ provisions? i think that is fine. it is a forgivable loan, _ provisions? i think that is fine. it is a forgivable loan, so _ provisions? i think that is fine. it is a forgivable loan, so whatever| is a forgivable loan, so whatever allows us to get the 60 plus billion dollars in aid, artillery, missiles to ukraine as fast as possible, we will work everything out on the backend. ,, ., . will work everything out on the backend. . , , , backend. some hardline republicans sa the do backend. some hardline republicans say they do not _ backend. some hardline republicans say they do not want _ backend. some hardline republicans say they do not want this _ backend. some hardline republicans say they do not want this bill - backend. some hardline republicans say they do not want this bill to - backend. some hardline republicans say they do not want this bill to be i say they do not want this bill to be voted on on the floor. they are rejecting any further ukrainian aid at this point, what is your message to those colleagues? my at this point, what is your message to those colleagues?— at this point, what is your message to those colleagues? my message to those colleagues _ to those colleagues? my message to those colleagues is, _ to those colleagues? my message to those colleagues is, if _ to those colleagues? my message to those colleagues is, if we _ to those colleagues? my message to those colleagues is, if we don't - those colleagues is, if we don't stop to it in today, he will actually be a threat to continue on to the balkan nations and other parts of europe. we have to stop this now and again, look at the lessons of history, look at world war ii, we should have stopped adolf hitler in his tracks early on and when we didn't, it got worse. this