raises to the level of genocide. if it does, there need to be prosecutions. and i ll say this. not just of senior folks. historically you go after the top ordered this. we now have the intel capability to go after those pulling the trigger, executing these civilians. everybody should be held accountable and be at risk of consequence. and we need to send that message loud and clear. i know you re calling for the united states to send more military aid to ukraine. if these images from bucha, for example, or borodianka don t spur the u.s. to do that, will anything? well, the administration is sending tremendous amounts of aid. it s almost mind boggling how many weapons and how much transfer is being done on a daily basis into ukraine. i give the administration a lot of credit for that. but war changes. war evolves. one day is not like the next day. so what we re seeing is the evolution of this war. it s changing. the ukrainians can win, but we
international coalition, imposing crippling sanctions. i think they could do more in the sanctions respectful declassifying, warning ukrainians this was coming for months before the invasion occurred and providing billions and getting weapons into the hands of ukrainians. that they ve been able to fight and survive the last month and actually win in many cases is because they have the weapons and the equipment we provided. but war evolves. and without more, without more quicker, they ll continue to be up against a wall. so what we saw in bucha, they re fighting brutal war criminals here. the russians will continue to throw tanks and soldiers at the problem. so we re coming together to show the world, to tell the administration that congress stands united for more and faster aid. and congressman, let s talk about the faster part of this. that s one of the big problems we continue to hear about. how long it is taking the