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[national anthem] [national anthem] will: we begin with a fox news alert. the house voting the pass the $95 billion. foreign aid package yesterday. house speaker mike johnson dodging his ouster vote for now despite the bill already receiving backlash from both sides of the aisle. pete: madeleine rivera is live in washington with the details. reporter: house speaker johnson is calling the world a tinder box that needs american leadership. the $95 billion aid package if includes money for israel, ukraine and the indo-pacific. it passed with rare bipartisan support. but funding for ukraine, about $60 billion, was the most contentious in the bill. a red line for hard-line conservatives and the reason for a months-long stalemate. the vote on ukraine was 311-112 with all a democrats in support and more than half of ore palin opposed. republicans opposed. house democrats began waving the ukrainian flag on the floor causing the chair to call for decorum. kentu ....
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An open mind, but i had a lot of people telling me, oh, you re going to get your things stolen. these people that you re staying with are going to hurt you. so many kind of absurd things. so i was a little nervous, i definitely was a little scared. will: but then what was it like when you got here? it was so amazing. it was, honestly, the best experience of my life, and i would not trade it for anything. i met such amazing people during it that just my heart is full because of it. will: zj, in reverse now. you group, i believe it s in oakland, california, and then you went to, you know, brook s home state of south dakota. what did you have in your mind, what d you expect and what was reality? i kind of just expected this, like, barren landscape of farms and maybe one house every once in a while. [laughter] which was kind of what it was in a lot of parts of the state. when we flew in, we flew into sioux falls which is this beautiful, vibrant city, and ....
Ukrainian flag on the floor causing the chair to call for decorum. kentucky senator rand paul slammed the move calling it a society to send more of your hard-earned money to a corrupt foreign regime, and just like that they shout ukraine, ukraine while happily working to secure ukraine s borders, not ours. but cori bush was inaccident adds well incensed as well, joining a protest to rail against the israel bill even though the package does include money for gaza. this bill pa that passed today is a death warrant. it s a death warrant for palestiniansment it palestinians. it means that reporter: notably, no one has triggered a vote to oust johnson just yet, marking a major win for the speaker after a few bumpy months in the role. guys, back to you. will: thank you. pete: it was a staggering thing, to see a foreign aid package ....
That s so horrible. will: those were videos from yale and columbia yesterday. just a couple of quick ons sayingses. observations. these take place at really, honestly, some of the most far-left corners of american society. i mean, they re doing this at columbia which is already one of the places where if you wanted to find sympathies for palestinian causes, you would find it most likely at yale and columbia. they re not downing it, you know, in the middle of a suburb of dallas, texas, they re doing it right there the at a place where they have you would think a friendly audience to some extent. not at all friendly, because some jewish students are saying, hey pete: not even close. will: we don t want to show up to class. in fact, they put up a petition to move back to virtual classes. they told our own, i believe, ....