and authorities to account. we have seen that so much of the strength of this war effort comes from the self-organization that goes on community by community, you know, to shelter people who have been displaced, to help farmers who have lost their machinery get access to loans so they can replace that machinery to get back to plowing their fields and harvesting their grains. there are two fronts, when you ask about congress, the packages have been comprehensive. people focus on which weapons system, this day or that day but all of the support to help the ukrainians pay first responders, keep the lights on, repair those pipes when they go down, have heating facilities to, again, enhance that resilience over winter. all of this goes together as a package. u.s. aid administrator, samantha power, thank you for coming on the show this morning. we really appreciate it. and now we turn to the state of the u.s. economy here in the