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billions of dollars in aid, the largest chunk being $20.4 billion in military assistance, which you noted. but there s also economic aid for the government of ukraine. there s about $3 billion in humanitarian aid. $500 million in domestic food production assistance. so, this is pretty wide-ranging and all-encompassing. president biden has been asking for this aid for a while now. and what happened here in congress is democrats agreed to decouple both the ukrainian aid from covid relief aid and once they did that, that created a smoother path for it congressionally so what we anticipate, erin, is that later tonight here in d.c., the house will pass this aid. it will then go over to the senate. we did speak with the senate minority whip, john thune, just a little bit ago. he says they haven t quite signed off but it s trending in the right direction. they want to get focused on how the refugees are treated within this and how the food aid is
compromises better than a fat lawsuit. it has to happen here is the same thing that has to happen they were talking about before the senate. there has to be compromise amongst our lawmakers and not going to judges and juries and having these huge awards that never get recovered and ultimately not helping the people who need health care. the losses take time, they take money but could be ultimately see this end up at the supreme court? spill you could see that the supreme court and you may see it very quickly. i agree with other completely. you are dealing with people in the process that will die as a result of this disagreement. from a political point of view, no democrat wants to and no republican wants it. there s got to be a fix. my ideas that they are going to fund it congressionally through the appropriations process until this thing can be resolved and his parties can get together and do the right thing. going to the supreme court quickly, they are two cases right now, one ag
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