the brunt of europe s most significant refugee crisis since world war ii. and i want these countries to know that they have a committed partner in the united states. and that is why the united states announced recently that we are prepared to provide more than $1 billion in new funding toward humanitarian assistance for those affected by russia s war in ukraine, and its severe impact around the world. and it is why we are welcoming up to 100,000 ukrainians and others fleeing russia s aggression to the united states. we will continue to assist humanitarian efforts to help the people of ukraine and all those fleeing putin s violence. but as heart wrenching as the stories are that i heard in moldova and romania, there are some stories we will never get
more of this. putin won t stop. he will go again. the chinese will leverage us and come at us. so we cannot do nothing. but we also don t want to be the country that is trying to safeguard the entire world. we can t do that. the places standing up for our interests and protecting them in a responsible manner and helping out people in a responsible way we need that clarity of leadership and we re not getting that. i think that s why you hear people getting more and more vocal about u.s. policy. harris: glad that you were with me as we handle this breaking news today and bring you back in focus. thank you. the white house is doubling down now against florida s new parental rights education law. this is turning into a bigger battle than anyone might have thought of. it bans classroom instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity for children in kindergarten through third
significant refugee crisis since world war ii. and i want these countries to know they have a committed partner in the united states. and that is why the united states announced recently that we are prepared to provide more than$1 billion u.s. in new funding toward hmanitarian assistance to those affected by the war in ukraine and those impacted around the world. that s why we re welcoming up to 100,000 ukrainians and others fleeing russia s aggression, to the united states. we will continue to assist humanitarian efforts to help the people of ukraine and all those fleeing putin s violence. as heartwrenching as the stories are, in moldova, there are