in fact the boat on ukraine that may in fact have been the test the fact that michael johnson put that floor and marjorie taylor green did not come after him. he stays in the speakership. that might have been the test of mike johnson's leadership he was able to put the bill on the floor. she would not have had the votes to remove him from the speakership he continues to be speaker of the house. >> glad we've got you, no one knows about her up there. nice job on capitol hill. >> thank you. arthel: i agree pennsylvania voters gear up for tuesday's primary, former president trump is looking to shore up support for his all but certain rematch with president biden. that latest fox news a poll show them and a dead heat in the key battleground states at 48% each. bryan llenas is alive in scranton, pennsylvania with all of the details. >> pennsylvania go so to goes the u.s. senate and the white house. that is the thought. the primary here is on tuesday but both senate candidates are running unopposed so we are in general election mode here. democrat senator bob casey was sent to kick off 20 pl

hugs i asked michael johnson just the other day said what about trying to put border into this bill?e said i don't have the votes what marjorie taylor greene is trying to do here is to ripen this issue as we get toward fall and get maybe the house to coalesce around someone who she thanks of those conservatives think will be a better speaker of the house. >> remains to be seen and you are right the border issue is certainly not off the table it is an important issue but did not get addressed today. you mentioned former president trump earlier. he does have a role in this in that we know speaker johnson was out mar-a-lago just a few days ago we know the former president has a strong relationship with ms. green. here are the two of them sit at odds you also mentioned if perhaps the former president becomes the current and present president again he will have a say in the speakership or at least influence. what do you make of those two supporters of the former president at odds with each other? quickset something a lot of people thought this meeting with mike johnson a former presidentr

i'm grateful personally to speak of mike johnson, michael johnson, to all american hearts who like us in the ukraine, feel good russian evil definitely should not prevail. i hope that the package will be considered in the us senate and submitted to president biden's task quickly enough to correct the final vote to release the support for ukraine should happen. this coming week, i asked to be of use william blue craft was the money is expected to be useful. well, most of it is for the us actually it's for weapons manufacturers and the weapons industry in the united states as, as something that critics of this spending kind of were fast and loose with saying and, you know, trying to frame it as some kind of gift to ukraine or free money or money leaving the united states. remember, most of these weapons are american weapons. yeah. they have to be built like produced and bought somewhere and that's mean out of state. so most of these billions going right back into the us economy, into the us weapons sector and to the us military. some of this money is for quote, operations in the region

usually do, some issues that, say, have to do with lpg, with his terminal in his home state, michael johnson. i'm not sure it will pass the house of representatives. then i don't really understand, it's necessary to sit down and calculate how long such a procedure can take. let's imagine that the bill needs to be developed next week by the deputy.

of the issues that have to do with, say, liquefied gas, with his terminal in his home state, michael johnson mike johnson. i'm not sure it will pass the house of representatives. then i don't really understand, it's necessary to sit down and calculate how long such a procedure can take. let's imagine that the draft law needs to be developed next week, the deputies of the house of representatives are already starting. they can start some voting procedures for him, but why, but why, that's all they say that this will be the most difficult moment in johnson's political career, ukraine itself, because he risks resignation, so even if he risks, even if this bill is approved, and there are enough votes of republicans and democrats, he still has to go in the senate, and there will be a new problem. because again, to what extent the republicans and democrats in the senate will agree among themselves, how much will the administration be interested in this bill, if it will have some things that will one way or another harm pre-election interests biden, how in principle can we hope that it will be appr

speaker of the house of representatives michael johnson, who for a long time prevented discussion of for, however, the most avid trumpist (his son-in-law was the fate of his predecessor, he was dismissed because extreme republicans saw compromise with the democrats, but although everything is shaky in congress, there is a chance for approval. meanwhile, the most high-profile trial of the year began in new york. former president and presidential candidate donald trump. stood trial on charges that could put him in jail before the election. april 15, 2024. donald trump, the former president of the united states, appeared before the criminal court for the first time in history in connection with the so -called case of porn actress stormy daniels. the point is that while married, trump dated various models from time to time. this happened by mutual consent, but on the eve of the 2016 elections, the girls began to talk about their adventures, so trump’s lawyers entered into an agreement with them, rather than disclosure. naturally, they were paid. and not as money for silence, even if this

easily, but was delayed for 6 months because right-wing republicans threatened to remove speaker michael johnson helped ukraine. but now that it happened, everyone is talking about it. i applaud peter johnson's courage. we saw moral courage. it is the courage to put the nation before oneself. he did it. not only put on voting, he split the bills, that's bold. i did the right thing. i decided it myself. i decided on my own and risked my job. this is brave, he behaved boldly. in this case, it's courage. well, and more about help. lithuania, following the example of poland, intends to return ukrainians liable for military service. home, the minister of defense of the republic told reporters. according to him, kiev in the ranks of the vsso critically lacks mobilization resources. according to official data, since the beginning of the conflict, lithuania has accepted almost 86 thousand refugees from ukraine, 15 thousand of them are of military age. and earlier the polish minister of defense also announced her readiness to return ukrainians to their homeland. but all this, the colossal losses at the f

as they usually do, some questions that, say, are related to drop gas, with its terminal in michael johnson'some state. johnson, i'm not sure if this will pass through the house of representatives, then i don't really, until i understand it, you have to sit down and calculate, how long can such a procedure take? let 's imagine that the draft law needs to be developed next week, the deputies of the house of representatives are already starting, they can vote for it, they can start some voting procedures, but why, but why? and everyone says it will the most difficult moment in johnson's political career, namely ukraine. because he risks resigning, so even if he does , even if this bill passes, and there are enough votes from republicans and democrats, it still has to go to the senate, and there will be another problem here, because again, how republicans and democrats in the senate , they will agree among themselves to what extent the administration will be interested in this bill , if it will have any... things that will one way or another harm the pre-election in biden's interests, how in pri

some issues, which, say, are connected with leaking gas, with its terminal in the native state michael johnson, mike johnson. i'm not sure it will pass the house of representatives. then i don't really understand, it's necessary to sit down and calculate how long such a procedure can take. let's imagine that the bill needs to be developed next week by the deputies of the chamber representatives are already starting, they can for him, they can start some voting procedures, but what, but what, and everyone says that this will be the most difficult moment in johnson's political career, especially ukraine, because he risks resignation, so even if he will take a risk even if this bill is approved and will be'. it still has to go to the senate, and there will be a new problem here, because again, to what extent the republicans and democrats in the senate will agree among themselves, how interested will the administration be in this bill in that if he's going to have some things that are going to hurt biden's campaign interests in one way or another, how much ... in principle, we can hope that it wil

house speaker michael johnson, who has long discouraged discussion of the topic, is now in favor.m with the fate of his predecessor, who was dismissed because the extreme republicans saw compromise with the democrats, but although everything is shaky in congress, there is a chance of approval. meanwhile, in new york it began. in the most high-profile trial of the year, former president and presidential candidate donald trump was put on trial on charges that could put him in jail before the election. on april 15, 2024, donald trump, former us president, appeared in criminal court for the first time in history in connection with the so -called case of porn actress stormy daniels. the point is that while married, trump dated from time to time. with different models, this happened by mutual consent, but on the eve of the 2016 elections, the girls began to talk about their adventures, so trump’s lawyers entered into an agreement with them, and without disclosure, naturally, large sums of money were paid, sometimes in cash, sometimes through some funds. in porn star stormy daniels, trum

against this bill. yes, that is, even, it can be said, this is the real defeat of the speaker michael johnsonen, not even 50 by 50, as we just discussed with you and thought or even hoped that it would be possible for a majority of republicans and a minority to be against, but unfortunately we have what we have and that's really what's a little sad, well at least it shows how there is a mood of the republican party, the republican party is split around the ukrainian question, but we are now watching the vote in support of israel, there is no such problem there. republicans and democrats vote almost synchronously, indeed there is some number of democrats who do not support. this bill, but it is small, it is not what happened in the faction of the republican party, this is also such a moment, but we have to say right away, this vote is not over yet, it will continue for 3 minutes, but its results already show that the entire package of bills proposed by mike johnson has been voted on and will be sent to the united states senate. er , in the next few hours, and if the senators decide to vote tom

this is the real defeat of speaker michael johnson, not even, not even 50-50, as you and i have justssed and thought, or even hoped, that the majority of republicans, and the minority, would be possible. will be against it, but unfortunately we have what we have and that's really what 's a little bit upsetting, well at least it shows what the mood of the republican party is, the republican party is split around exactly on the ukrainian issue, you and i are currently monitoring the vote in support of israel, there is no such problem there, republicans and democrats vote almost synchronously, there is indeed a certain number of democrats who do not support this bill, but it is not... small, it is not the same , what happened in the faction of the republican party, this is also such a moment, but we have to say right away, this vote is not over yet, it will continue for 3 minutes, but its results already show that the entire package of bills, proposed by mike johnson, it was voted on and will be sent to the united states senate next. hours, and if the senators decide to vote tomorrow, t

ukraine and israel, and these internal clashes that continue there between trump and biden, between michael johnsons margery greene, who is already in the third or fourth act submitting a resolution for johnson's resignation, all this fuss about who and how many of these will go funds, it must be stopped, otherwise, as the president's speech showed. biden with xi jinping, xi jinping spoke in putin's clichés. this is a very dangerous thing, it indicates that there is simultaneous tension and intensification of actions on the russian-ukrainian level front, in israel, and an attack directly from the territory of iran on israel, and there it has been going on since october 23 of last year, the iran-israel war, but now the attack is being conducted from... the territory of iran, and in the end it is necessary to understand that the missiles to reach iran was sometimes flown through the territory of four states. can you imagine, once planes with civilians were shot down, which flew into the territory of a foreign state. now 300 objects are flying over the territory of iraq, syria, lebanon, saudi arabia,

confident in that now he will be able to enlist the support of both parties, his only associates are michael johnsonhave already accused him of giving in to joe biden, who , in their opinion, continues to lose touch with reality in the united states. report by our staff correspondent dmitry melnikov. arriving at his small homeland in the city of scranton in pennsylvania, president biden got lost right on the plane. at the same time , a general dynamics plant was burning a few miles away. it is this production, the main link of the multi-billion dollar the pentagon's plan to accelerate the production of ammunition for ukraine. the fire was put out while the president was walking with local children around the city where he was born 81 years ago. tired of walking, he could no longer pronounce the name of his native scranton. here biden tells his fellow countrymen about how america's influence in the world has grown under his presidency. you know, the whole world is looking at us, i enter the negotiation hall, it doesn’t matter if it’s a summit. "we are living in unprecedented times, we are living in d

israel, and these internal the showdown that continues there between trump and biden, between michael johnson. and this margery greene, who already in the third or fourth act presents the resolution for johnson's resignation, all this fuss about who and how much of these funds will go, it must be stopped. in another case, as demonstrated by president biden's conversation with xi jinping, xi jinping spoke in putin clichés. this is a very dangerous thing, it indicates that at the same time... tension and intensification of actions on the russian-ukrainian front in israel and an attack directly from the territory of iran on israel, and there it has been going on since october 23 last year, the iran-israel war , but now the attack is being carried out from the territory of iran, and it is necessary to understand in the end what missiles to reach iran flew sometimes through the territory of four states, you imagine. once planes with civilians were shot down that flew into the territory of a foreign state, now 300 objects fly over the territory of iraq, syria, and lebanon. of saudi arabia, because

the only significant innovation of michael johnson, the joint project was divided into three parts, separatelyisrael and taiwan. in addition, there appeared a clause about confiscation. frozen russian assets in favor of ukraine. i think that helping ukraine right now is critical. i really believe the information and the briefings we received. i believe that xijin pin, vladimir putin and iran is indeed a harbinger of evil. i think vladimir putin would march across europe if he were allowed to. i think he might go to the balkans next time. i think he may have a conflict with poland or. was speaker johnson really so frightened by the closed briefings of numerous american intelligence agencies? maybe? in particular , cia director william burns spoke before congressmen this week. he directly warned american lawmakers that if you don't vote, ukraine will fall. there is a very real risk that the ukrainians may lose the battlefield by the end of 2024, or at least put putin in that position. when he will be able to essentially dictate the terms of a political settlement, it is not only about russian ag

republican leader in the senate mitch mcconnell, the speaker of the house of representatives michael johnson, the leader of the democrats in the house of representatives hakimi jeffries, as well as chuck schumer himself. and while ukraine remains a hostage. election campaign in the usa , the american singer taylor swift appeared in the political arena of the country. it is her support that current us president joe wants to enlist. and donald trump's voters consider her a psychological weapon of the pentagon. why did the singer's name start appearing in discussions about the future vote for the us president? let's see. taylor swift is not just a singer, a cultural phenomenon. her world tour is a hundred. the highest-grossing in history, its income is more than a billion dollars, the show is so popular that european cities are competing for the right to host a concert of an american singer, willing to listen and see a live performance, come from different cities and countries, tickets are sold out instantly, experts estimate the impact of this tour on the world economy at about 5 billion dolla

foreign policy issues, including policy towards russia or not, will be fate personally speaker michael johnsonchristianity, an example of the deep state, which means that the republicans really actively criticize him, his fellow party members about the fact that he bracketed the question of the southern border, which... kennedy, but for me, rather, these are some slightly later events that will happen with the assassination of robert kennedy, because it was precisely this period when a certain, well, reboot of relations took place, right here now the united states of america must make a simple decision for itself: ukraine for them is a good reason to wage war with russia, how much does it cost them, but if you take the national debt of the united states of america and calculate those interests, then for them it is not so much, it is small money, that's if... no, he is criticized by almost all those who are faced with the problem of migration, all those who are being taken away from jobs, all those who say how long we will support these migrants, all those to whom johnson promised it's clear th

people, deal with it, shut up and by the way, when donald trump came out and said he supported michael johnsont should be enough forever these people who are backbenchers, they should say we'll make it work that is the game. >> everyone is a rino . >> over or under on trump. >> reagan did it twice, trump -- you can imagine a private citizen running for president and winning, he has done it before. larry: you are taking over. >> safe the tape. >> joe concha,. i'm kudlow, up next, kevin mccarthy, very optimistic about republicans winning the house, senate and white house, i'm business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. larry: a few days ago headline in new york sun speaker mccarthy predicts victory for trump, a republican boost in the house and senate flip in nove

the only significant innovation of michael johnson, the joint project was divided into three. parts, separately for ukraine, israel and taiwan. in addition, there appeared a clause on the confiscation of frozen russian assets in favor of ukraine. i think that providing aid to ukraine right now is critical important i really believe the information and the briefings we received. i believe that xi jinping, vladimir putin and iran are indeed the messengers of evil. i think vladimir putin would march across europe if he were allowed to. i think next... sometime he might go to the balkans. i think he might have a conflict with poland or one of our nato allies. was speaker johnson really so intimidated by the closed briefings of many? of american intelligence, perhaps, in particular , cia director william burns spoke before congressmen this week, he directly warned american lawmakers that if you don't vote, ukraine will fall. there is a very real risk that the ukrainians could lose the battlefield by the end of 2024, or at least put putin in a position where he can essentially dictate the

questions, which, say, are related to drop gas, are made from it terminal in his home state, michael johnson, mike johnson. i'm not sure it will pass the house of representatives. then i don't really understand, it's necessary to sit down and calculate how long such a procedure can take? let's imagine that the draft law needs to be developed next week, the deputies of the house of representatives are already starting, they can, they can start some procedures for it. voting, but what, but what? and everyone says that this will be the most difficult moment in johnson's political career, especially ukraine, because he is taking risks resignations so, even if he takes a chance, even if this bill passes, and there are enough republican and democratic votes, it still has to go to the senate. and there will be a new problem, because again, how far is the republic. the americans and the democrats in the senate will agree among themselves to what extent the administration will be interested in this bill, if it will have any things that will one way or another harm biden's electoral interests, how muc

this is an attack on the 1st amendment which michael johnson and so many others are now trying to do away with hm. and the really interest to basically, the israeli lobby design is lobby, has lost the debate. they've lost the argument. and these are the last gasps of them trying to salvage some semblance of legitimacy. and one of the things that is really telling not only looking at columbia, looking at berkeley, looking at harvard jackson read high school in washington, dc for the air of student organization at the jackson read high school through the a. c o. u is suing the principle of the school for denying the error of american students from showing a documentary at lunch. so what i that was that the, the rest, the, the, the protest is now at the high school level in this country. that's saying they have lost the argument. well, you know, the other thing to keep in mind, i guess another contact out of politics is this 20082012 rock obama one. those are the people that one for the they the democratic party over the last several elections. okay. we're going out of the way to make s

particular, cameron stated that also wants to meet with the speaker of the house of representatives, michael johnsonand... also talk about aid to ukraine, but it is difficult to say whether his visit will actually affect the legislators and the processes in washington, especially in the pre-election year in the united states of america, because it is worth it. .. to note and remind our viewers that this is not the first and most likely not the last visit of western representatives of western states, representatives of democratic states to washington in the recent period, in particular since the fall of last year, when during their visit, official from their country, the main topic is also called the appeal to the congress to approve the aid to ukraine, in fact, this depicts the trend of actual pressure in europe now. to the united states of america so that they agree to help ukraine, and this actually changes the situation a little now, because if earlier the united states of america pressured europe to continue or increase aid to ukraine, then the situation has actually changed and now europe is pr

michael johnson, house democratic leader hakeema jeffries, and chuck schumer himself. in anticipation of a truce, french president emmanuel macron hopes that during the olympics in paris it will be possible to agree on a ceasefire in ukraine and gas. in this matter, he is counting on the help of his partners, local publications write. in particular, macron will turn to the leader of china for help. seat of pina, who will visit paris in a few weeks. the french leader is convinced that these competitions will bring a lot of benefits from a diplomatic point of view. at the same time, macron expressed confidence in the successful holding of the opening ceremony of the olympics on the seine river. however, he noted that the french authorities have also prepared backup scenarios. france is not naive. if we assume that there are security risks, we have a plan b and... even a plan c, in particular, we are preparing a ceremony that will be limited to the central square of the trocadero, and therefore it will not go along the seine river, and there is even a scenario that will b

all this became possible due to the betrayal of michael johnson. it definitely works. all the houses in the city of avdeevka look like, people are not visible on the street, unless they appear only to prepare food. residents of avdeevka were left without a central one. benefits are now available directly in avdeevka twice a week from the city of sinovaty , employees from the labor and social protection departments come population, pension fund and employment center, the reception resembles a conveyor belt, the visitor goes through all the specialists at a time, there were so many people willing to make an appointment that a queue formed in the corridor, dozens of citizens officially found employment in the first municipal company cleaning city roads and streets. what do people think, is there a desire to bring order to the city? also what? everyone is striving for this, of course it is necessary, and they will rebuild it. marina osieva left avdeevka in 1914, when the first people came here ukrainian nationalist battle squads staged a purge of dissent. the main task is

a reservation namely bills, because it lasts for a long time. consultations, including after michael johnson’ssaid in this regard: we will not vote on the bill approved by the senate in its current form, we will vote on each of the four points separately: assistance to israel, support to ukraine, cooperation in the indo-pacific region and, in conclusion , a measure that includes our national security priorities, which contains details regarding the act of confiscating assets of the russian federation in favor of ukraine with... not in any of these four new proposals from michael johnson, despite the fact that the republicans previously strongly linked assistance to ukraine to improve the situation on the us-mexico border, and some , such as a member of the house of representatives, are already saying that they will not vote without the southern border, and democrats are confused by the fact that johnson allows amendments and lengthy discussion, respectively. johnson and national security council spokesman john kirby said the white house is opposed to aid to israel being considered separately f

people, deal with it, shut up and by the way, when donald trump came out and said he supported michael johnsone people who are backbenchers, they should say we'll make it work that is the game. >> everyone is a rino . >> over or under on trump. >> reagan did it twice, trump -- you can imagine a private citizen running for president and winning, he has done it before. larry: you are taking over. >> safe the tape. >> joe concha,. i'm kudlow, up next, kevin mccarthy, very optimistic about republicans winning the house, senate and white rights back. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can do the same. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. (psst! psst!) ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily for non-drowsy long lasting relief in a scent free, gentle mist. f

motion to vacate speaker michael johnson just yet. major victory what is been otherwise in his leadership are today he's getting a bipartisan praise for getting that 95 at billion-dollar 95 bin aid package through the house. >> said to have you back america. >> he became the man from the district in louisiana to the speaker of the united states. and look at the entire world had to carry the burden of that and make the right decision. >> rank and file member at johnson largely oppose funding for ukraine. he cited his debriefings from intelligence officials as the reason for his 180 and why he decided to move ahead with a floor vote on the 60 billion-dollar ukraine bill on saturday. more democrats voted to pass that which angered hard-line conservatives who did not want to advance it without measures for the southern border. as lawmakers had to a weeklong recess congresswoman marjorie taylor green leaves it will feel the anger from their constituents and back the effort to oust johnson. she said on "sunday morning futures" with maria th

okay, michael johnson survives the threat to oust him over the $95 billion foreign aid bill for ukrainend taiwan, for publicans to border officials are angry house didn't get a border security bill passed amid record crisis. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram live on capitol hill with details. it's good to see you. >> good afternoon, the bill has the senate floor tomorrow, the senate could pass the bill tuesday or wednesday but conservatives are infuriated it lacks anything for the border. they demand opportunity to change the bill. >> there's nothing in the bill, nothing. the biggest issue in the country is we have terrorists, drugs, criminals walking across the southern border. i want ukraine to win, i want russia to lose but i want a secure southern border. >> the senate approved of similar foreign aid plan over the winter for ukraine, israel and taiwan. the bill scored 70 votes. the new legislation mandates china divest itself of tik tok or face operating problems in the u.s. some on the right remain opp opposed. >> under no circumstances what i vote for the bill as pas

michael johnson, speaker of the house of representatives the us congress has brought up more than onetance each of these bills, in my opinion, is different and the attitude towards them is also different, but johnson has already put himself in almost military uniform and declared that he is now a wartime speaker. let's listen. “we are living in unprecedented dangerous times, this applies both to the whole world and to our country, we need stable leadership to be governed by a strong hand, i consider myself a wartime speaker, in the literal sense, that’s how it is, i knew it from then very moment, as soon as i took office, and i didn’t think that this path would be light. recently, former speaker newt gingrichi posted on his social media that this may be the toughest challenge a speaker has faced in the history of our country, he said. that this is comparable to a civil war, or maybe worse, every vote matters, in such terrible times, when our nation is so deeply divided, the only way to overcome these tests is to show our unity and explain to the world that we have answers to these gre

on as on asoonest of a prerelease hard-line gop house members are threating to house speaker michael johnsonukraine aid for a vote. i am jon scott now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪. mark: welcome back america her center cotton. so my question to you is what exactly is the biden ministration doing to prevent iran from getting nuclear weapons? >> almost nothing. they are empowering the nuclear drive for their giving tens of billions of dollars of sanctions relief every month. they are looking the other way is on exports more oil and gives them more money not only financed arrogance israel, america and our friends, also to invest more in their nuclear weapons program. and as you said in the earlier segment, they are terrified of is getting on the offense as opposed to staying in a defensive crouch but that is their mindset as well but you see it for instance in ukraine the administration is urging ukraine not to strike arms dumps or oil refineries just across the russian border where they admitted last week to me in senate hearings it was because they did not want oil prices to go up but l

michael johnson, who at first did not want to, but then they woke up in him religious feelings, he somehowhe said: let’s put it on anyway. of course, the intelligence services, and these are now identical to understand, ukraine is on the verge of disaster, yeah, that is, there is a risk that it will simply collapse by mid -summer, the front will collapse, in this, that is, europe cannot cope, in this situation the united states of america decided to feed ukraine so that, according to their estimates, it would last at least until the presidential elections. biden's interest is obvious. yes, because if ukraine collapses, then afghanistan, ukraine, everything was buried. what's wrong with trump? trump has an interest too. trump stated that he would solve the problem by sitting zelensky and putin at the negotiating table and solve this problem within 24 hours. but trump, the same, excuse me, andrei konstantinovich supported johnson, who was initially hesitant. why did alesin support? yes, because if ukraine collapsed by mid-summer, then what problem would he solve and who... with whom would he

michael 2358 falkander, thank you. >> thank you, larry. larry: house speaker mike johnson graciously agreed to come on, to talk about his 85 billion-dollar foreign aid package, foreign aid and border control. will give us the scoop. we're grateful for that. i will take a quick break and we'll be right back with speaker johnson. ♪. during my entire life i have been somewhat of an outdoors person. golf, gardening around here. how can i stay out of the sun? so about two years ago i was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma. when they discussed the mohs surgery on my face, i was not really a fan of that because the scarring can be disfiguring. if you've been affected by skin cancer, surgery is no longer your only option. we chose gentlecure. gentlecure is a surgery-free treatment that uses low energy x-rays to kill skin cancer cells with a 99% cure rate. plus, there's no cutting, no surgical scarring and no downtime. the results are absolutely fabulous. see why so many people, including doctors, are choosing gentlecure. call today or go to gentlecure.com. ♪ me and my friends ♪ ♪

>> it is still in play she could bring it up or a michael johnson or one of its allies could bring itp and try to force the boat and euthanize this once and for good. jon: with that be interesting? chad pergram from the drum munch on capitol hill thank you. president biden spending his weekend and delaware as he prices house lawmakers for passing the $95 billion foreign aid package. lulucas at thomason's white life at the white house with more. >> quickset is right president biden hitting the house of representatives or pass any foreign aid bill the white house quick to release a statement after swift passage this afternoon at writing quote that comes at eight moment of great urgency of israel facing on precedent attacks from our brawn and ukraine under continued bombardment from russia with the thank speaker johnson, leader jeffries the bipartisan causation of lawmakers in the house who voted to put national security first to urge the senate to quickly send this package to my desk i can sign into law we can quickly send weapons and equipment to ukraine to meet the urgent battlefield

so today house speaker michael johnson announced he's going to put the firepower of seven house committees including oversight, ways and means and education to look at a revoking federal tax breaks, revoking federal funding and revoking visas for foreign students. education secretary cardona says no biden official, no civil rights officials are at these schools doing anything about this. so they're not doing anything. columbia got hit with a class action haut. this is the issue, where are the civil rights actions? i mean, student protesters, they have no free speech rights to occupy any property indefinitely. the first amendment only covers government actors, not colleges. they're in the middle of finals, so where are the protests against iran in and as you point out, hamas' brutality and literally executions of people? where are the protests to release the hostages and for peace? >> well, of course you have to understand that most of the college administrators, by and large, support what these protesters are protesting. they maybe don't like their tactics, they maybe don't like the fact t

i think that michael johnson is doing an excellent job.e is a call mean -- calming force for the speaker of the house. host: what do you think as far as his accomplishments? what do you think he has done as a standout accomplishment? caller: he has had a lot on his plate from the get-go, and i think he is just trying to make amends, keep the peace, and he is just doing what he was meant to do, and that is all i would say. host: that is donald in ohio. open forum, several of you commenting on the speaker's job performance, which is perfectly ok, or if you would like to talk about other matters of politics, (202)-748-8001, republicans. democrats, (202)-748-8000. independents, (202)-748-8002. stuart, pennsylvania, independent. caller: hello. i just wanted to remind americans how they forget their history. this country was founded on compromise. right now, the word compromise is a dirty word it seems to be in congress. mike johnson, i think he has done as best he can, considering who he has to deal with, the trumpsters and marjorie taylor gree

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. >> neil: i don't know about you but something changed in speaker michael johnson in the house of representativesdled around and dealing with some members that want his head this is a week for good or ill where he decided to liberate himself and that it is do what he has to do and let the chips fall and see how they fall where they may we have more from capitol hill on that drama and how it's playing out. >> good afternoon the house up for debate this weekend on the foreign aid bill democrats helping republicans clear a parliamentary hurdle to put the aid package on the floor more democrats democrat supported the test vote the -- band members of the gop. >> when the speaker proposes something that we think is good for the country were not going to arbitrarily oppose it because it happens to be a republican proposal. >> the minority party had not helped the majority party in this fashion on the floor since 1964, some gop members are mad at johnson but do not want to throw him out they demanded provisions for border security in the bill. >> all i can say is i do not support the motion to vacate and

package for ukraine, house speaker mike johnson knelt down and prayed for guidance on the right path. his fellow party member, congressman, told about it. michael speaker johnson is an evangelical known for his conservative views. for the last few for months , representatives of ukrainian protestant churches met with johnson to persuade the speaker to put aid to ukraine to a vote. pavlo unguryan, the coordinator of the christian platform of the ukrainian-american partnership, told maria ulyanovska about this. they were with their brother mike. such very private, friendly, above all fraternal relations and meetings, for example, in february he met with the leaders of the ukrainian evangelical churches of ukraine, with the leaders of our ukrainian, evangelical christian-baptists, christians of faith evangelical, other denominations, and it was also another friendly one, so private, but extraordinary. an in-depth meeting of christians, where we spoke the truth about what russia is doing, about the horror it is doing, both by shelling the free ukrainian territory and in the occupied territories, how did he react to what you told him, he, he only sa

postpone the prospect of this defeat, but it still does not work out, at least for now , that michael johnsoneek, as john kirby was just talking about, the house of representatives may not have time to pass it, then they will again disperse to the districts, you are absolutely right, the time is coming now there is again a long recess for congress, and the united states of america, the priority of assistance, of course, determine the following: the first is israel, and israel, within the framework of the republican or such grand old paty, is called exclusively as a biblical people, the connection between the republican party and israel is historical, the republican party simply cannot help israel; a huge number of democrats are also joining this. that we can give assistance, but we should give ukraine exclusively loans, but only if ukraine repays loans, this means that if they are given, for example, 50 billion dollars, then from these 50 billion dollars it is necessary to subtract the interest that they must pay for previous loans, and it is advisable to freeze that part already money, which

and frankly i want to vote for hakeem jeffries that's my candidate for speaker and not michael johnson as frustrated as you may be that this could have been done months ago. >> do you see today is a win for democrats because the senate bill in the senate democrats were essentially forced to add on a section that was on the border and border security, which which was struggling down today, it didn't pass. so the fact that the three sections that democrats, we're really trying to push through, do you see that as a win for democrats? >> well i guess i wouldn't frame it that way. i think this is a real win for the country. >> this is the congress. finally you know, rededicating itself to the proposition that the united states is a beacon of hope for all freedom, love, people, especially ukrainians right now we finally reaffirmed that commitment today. >> i also think it's a big win, frankly for president biden essentially a republican majority controlled congress in the house, ratified his initial request for aid to ukraine, israel, taiwan, and humanitarian aid for gaza that's a big victor