in gaza says has killed more than 34,000 people. of course, figures that don't distinguish between competence and civilians, perhaps kim, that vote would have been even more bipartisan in an even more overwhelming in israel's favor, had this war never happened in the first place? >> yeah, you bring up some interesting points there. i want to thank you both. elliott gotkine and clare sebastian early. appreciate it. & for more analysis now we're joined by julie norman, the deputy director of the center of us politics at university college london. thank you so much for being here with us again. so the biggest winner here, ukraine obviously, but domestically politically, a big win for democrats as well absolutely. and say kim, it's a big win for bipartisanship on capitol hill, which is something that is obviously unusual these days, and especially in an election year. so this is something that the biden administration has definitely been pushing for a really for months now. and so did see it come through is a