us aid to ukraine, what kind of message is that sending to vladimir putin well, i think judging by what they seem to be saying we expected this, but i think in addition to the fact that the package is passed and that the russians were pushing very hard in their propaganda to make this not happen that said, i think the russians are almost more worried about the other part of it. and that is using the seizing, confiscated russian sovereign assets to pay for the reconstruction of ukraine that worries russia already, there was a statement from putin s press secretary, dmitry peskov saying, oh, this will ruin the image of the united states and scare away investors. but i do think that the russians are worried about that we know that putin looks for vulnerabilities
some other policy provisions that were added to it, including allowing the seizing of frozen russian assets& to deliver those frozen in russian assets to ukraine to help us part of that aid. that was one other policy measure, but by enlarge though fred, this is very similar to what the outlines of that bipartisan bill that passed the senate about two months ago. but nevertheless, the way he handled it was not good. i hit republicans a priestess over the hate to interrupt because everything you say is relevant and pertinent. but right now, it looks like the clock as ended on the voting for this israel aid package in the form of $26 billion. of course, we re waiting to hear it officially said, oh, if we look at the totals right now, three, 60 six to fit, two, in favor of passage here. a couple cheers. they re taking place, but we have not heard officially let s listen to it. right now