mike was not in it. his decoys were all in the boat which, of course, thank he never got started hunting. >> what picture came together for you? >> i was like everybody else. worried he might've fallen out. >> mike's buzz. >> brian stood with me and anytime they would come up with a potential hit, brian wilkes and don't want to be here when they find mike. >> man-made lake seminole can be treacherous for boaters. it was a one-time peach orchard. >> at night, they're hard to see. >> a fish and wildlife officer was at the scene. >> you hit a stump and you could be thrown out easily. >> they did not have a body but there was an early theory among hunters about what might've happened. mike in the predawn hour hit the stump and thrown into the weed filled lake. like most duck hunters he was known to use chest high waders and they can turn deadly. >> they are bulky and like putting two buckets on your legs. you have problems with them filling with water and taking you down. >> what was down there everybody kne

mike. mike: danamarie, thanks very much.g flooding to the region and meteorologist adam klotz has your fox weather forecast. hello, adam. >> hey, mike. big storms moving across the south and cooling off as well and temperatures abnormally cool considering the time of year and 62 degrees in new orleans, 50 degrees in atlanta and much cooler air and it's all being driven by those storms and cold front moving through and when i say more like march in some ways out there and again, more typically than it's being driven by the storms we're talking about and only big weather maker across the country on this shower coming down and severity of them a bit more overnight and yesterday at this point, more just lingering rain showers that are going to be moving across the region on your sunday and flooding is a possibility and it's been very soggy here in the regions so far this season. but additional rainfall at this point, not a whole lot left under a half inch and largely across places of florida and running up across the coast here

mike.ison starting us off from wonderful palm beach thanks. for latest on fundraising totals and bring in our political america first policies to chief communication director mark and corcoran street group brad howard gentlemen, welcome. >> thank you. >> let's start with the fund raiser last night former president trump top official at the rnc talking about that. >> prior to last night's the largest single event fundraiser in politics ever was the one that joe biden had and he needed three presidents to haul in $26 million he needed selects like lizzo and one man donald j. trump one president to double that. >> brad how do you respond? >> melania trump looked fantastic it was good to see her the again and both of the candidates will raise a ton of money. this is going to be one of the most expensive presidential races in history most likely two incumbent presidents that have an ability to fund raise real key is how are they spengsding that money trump and rnc will defend trump legal cases,

mike?ke: steve harrigan live in new york city. steve, thanks a lot. we have just concluded a first week of testimony in the historic trial of former president trump. the presumptive presidential nominee insists the proceedings are all about politics. correspondent nate foy is in new york. >> the state's newest witness, gary farro testified today, former president donald trump's old lawyer michael cohen tried opening a bank account under the name resolution consultants llc. that's the same account that former american media ceo and president david pecker testified cohen nearly used to reimburse him. for purchasing the lifetime rights to former playboy model karen macdougall's story about an alleged affair with trump who said again tonight this trial is politically motivated. >> we sit here day after day after day, which is their plan because they think they might be able to eke out an election. >> today pecker wrapped up his testimony, telling the court, quote: i have been truthful to the be

went very well for mike johnson.he former president did not throw him under the bus. he also expressed support for this idea there's another bill in the series that dealt with repossessing some of the russian assets and kind of leasing some of this aid to ukraine. that was something the fuller president endorse and that was in this bill. even some members who do not support funding ukraine saw that signal from former president trump. politics does make strange bedfellows member nancy post as speaker of the house he former speaker use or talk about it being a kaleidoscope it's constantly rotating in the person you're with today might be the person or against tomorrow and vice versa. how he navigates that, i do not know that is why come back to the point i made a few minutes ago about particle politics. it is so hard to see oso and stays in the speakership or any leadership position a lot of people do not think kevin mccarthy on that friday night about 15 months ago it was going to survive after 15 votes and finally he

>> carley: we have 10 seconds left. >> it's like me and mike both said, it's like me and mike both saids us. when something is fearful for us, we take it. so, any time in the ring with mike tyson it's a fearful thought of course. of course, mike wants to do it again. >> carley: there we go. >> todd: making news. >> carley: mike tyson can't keep roy jones jr. down or facetime connection either. roy, thank you so much for that. >> >> todd: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> carley: have a great day, everybody. >> brian: 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, wednesday

mike pence will join us live in moments to weigh in on speaker mike johnson's future amid calls for himresign. let's keep on going. griff:president biden is solid on his relapse retaliatory strike against iran as tensions remain high in the region with calls for de-escalation. lucas tomlinson live on the north lawn of the white house to kick things off with the latest. >> reporter: white house officials closely monitoring the vote on capitol hill keeping president biden updated. the democratic congressman who applauded the job the republic now speaker is doing. >> mike johnson has one of the hardest jobs in the country, in the world, trying to bring together bipartisan legislation, i applied speaker johnson's courage, back home all of us want democrats and republicans working together. >> reporter: white house and israeli officials have been silent about the strike in iran the destroyed russian defense systems in iran's uranium enrichment plant, a necessary element to make nuclear weapons. >> is real satisfied the demand for response to iran's attack without opening a new campaign a com

mike. an idea, mike. >> no, i'm not suggesting that queen slash king. >> no, they . >> no, they. >> no, they. >> you know, i think you'd like to see. >> are you thinking that the charles stays king and then the repubuc charles stays king and then the republic comes in after that , republic comes in after that, what's your what's the. >> and then. and then maybe william could be william and kate could be the first president. >> that's an interesting thought. >> what about that? >> what about that? >> no. we've had a republic and it didn't turn out that well, did it? lots of heads on spikes and it would just divide the country even more than it already is divided. >> sally, is it too soon for the king to go back to work ? he's king to go back to work? he's a famous workaholic. shouldn't he stay home and get well? >> well, i think he should, because i don't think he is well at the moment. yeah, but you're not going to stop him. as i said, i think he's looking at camilla. he's looking at the qu

this was stated by the speaker of the house of representatives, republican mike johnson.aid he plans to push the bill after congress gets back to work in washington next week johnson cited as an example of such innovations the possibility of providing credit assistance to ukraine or the use of seized russian assets. details about we will ask yulia yarmolenko, who works in the white house, about the financing of further assistance to ukraine. hello, yulia, please tell me what innovations johnson is proposing and how likely it is that he will bring aid to ukraine to the house of representatives for consideration. congratulations, maria. actually, on april 20, it will be exactly six months since the president of the united states, joe biden, submitted for consideration congress request for additional funding for national security priorities, including funding. for ukraine, and speaker mike johnson confirmed this weekend that he is preparing his own bill that he plans to introduce to the house of representatives when the house resumes after april 9th, and he did confirm that

senator mike rogers will be fantastic wherever mike is. [applause] wherever mike is, thank you, mike. he was a great congressmen and a tough guy too. he had one little sabbatical and went to cnn for a little while and it's okay. [laughter] other than that he has been great, that's good because now you have a few of the more moderate people. we are being nice but he is a very respected person. he is the one we wanted and the one who decided to do it and i think he'll be a fantastic u.s. senator. always respected at the highest level. and it was always fair to us too what he did in this television thing he was always strong and fair. i also want to thank michigan senate republican leader eric nesbitt. where is eric? [applause] i think you are around here someplace. great job you are doing, eric. michigan house of republican leader matt hall. matt? [applause] they stand right in the middle those guys. former detroit police chief james, good guy too come a good guy. [applause] knows his way around and has done a great job, thank you very much.

utah senator mike lee on fisa.l the fbi abuse the ability to spy on americans once again with lawmakers passing the controversial fisa bill? it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with the newly-passed foreign aid a bill headed to the senate this upcome coming week after the house passed a $95 billion package of bill which includes aid to ukraine, israel, taiwan and a fourth bill forcing the sale of chinese-owned tiktok. it was a victory forrous speaker mike johnson who -- house speaker mike johnson who receiveed support from democrats while facing a threat from georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene of filing a motion to vacate. the congresswoman did not file the motion yesterday despite the bill's passing, and she will join us live coming up many just a few moments as the bill sends $60 billion to ukraine, $26 billion to israel, $8 billion the taiwan and the indo-pacific along with humanitarian aid for gaza all in the face of a $34.6 trillion

mike.'s an idea, mike. >> no, i'm not suggesting that queen slash king. >> no, they . >> no, they. >> no, they. >> you know, i think you'd like to see. >> are you thinking that the charles stays king and then the repubuc charles stays king and then the republic comes in after that , republic comes in after that, what's your what's the. >> and then. and then maybe william could be william and kate could be the first president. >> that's an interesting thought. >> what about that? >> what about that? >> no. we've had a republic and it didn't turn out that well, did it? lots of heads on spikes and it would just divide the country even more than it already is divided. >> sally, is it too soon for the king to go back to work ? he's king to go back to work? he's a famous workaholic. shouldn't he stay home and get well? >> well, i think he should, because i don't think he is well at the moment. yeah, but you're not going to stop him. as i said, i think he's looking at camilla. he's looking at the

and we'll democrats come to mike johnson's defense. all major questions at this key moment on the house floor? >> yeah. i'll big questions. and hakeem jeffries saying that the lac at our conversation is one that will come after the vote. all right. mano. i'll get back to you in a moment. let's now check in with priscilla alvarez, white house correspondent joining us from washington. so what is the position of the white house as it to awaits of the results of today's votes will leading up to this bot, president biden has thrown, had thrown his support behind these national security bills. and of course, these are funds that the president asked for last year and the white house has maintained that they are urgent and necessary especially for ukraine and often over the course of the last few months when president biden would speak about these funds to ukraine, he would frame this as a national security priority, noting that they should not be ceding any ground to russia. now, this week in a wall street journal op-ed, the president said th

we owe it to the american people to do what we can, try to super suede mike johnson -- persuade mike the -- to fight, that's the best word i can think of. and hopefully we can do that. maria: quick break and then congressional drama continues after the house passed the $95 billion of foreign aid bills, still no security at the u.s. border. my next guest says more funding won't bring the war to an end. general keith kellogg is here with more on two the ongoing wars. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ you got the best of my love. ♪ oh, oh oh,. >> you got the best of my love maria: this week on "mornings with maria," tomorrow donald trump calls the new york trial a sham, constitutional attorney mark smith on alvin bragg's real motives. wednesday, will commercial real estate bounce back any time soon? industry titan steve whitkof will join me. thursday, brian billet spotlights the players to watch in the nfl draft. and friday, rnc chairman michael whatley on why swing state voters are turning away from president biden and toward president trump. it's all right

but the betty mike johnson's speakership. but here i just wanted to alert you, fred, because marjorie taylor greene is now coming down the steps of the capitol. and we're going to try to make sure that we agree fabra stay with me okay. maybe a little chaotic as we go into my seat are you letting your shoulder knowing i need to she said she has declined to comment, let's stick with you of the day say it with me live because we don't want to get an answer to her look, down. look about welcome back, guys going to right here. right, right. right let my colleagues go home and hear from their constituents because i think people have been too obsessed with voting for foreign wars and the murder industry. >> here in america, it actually understand how angry americans are when you have the strongest loudest voices? in republican and the republican movement and grassroots, furious calling for mike johnson to be vacated. the people here, my my colleagues have not heard the message, so i'm looking forward for them to go home on hearing h

but behind the scenes , he's also trying to lobby new house speaker mike johnson of louisiana.sky himself. last month you said that if we have america's support, we will win, and if we don't have america's support, we will lose. this truth. it's so simple. ukraine. and charlie joins us from kyiv. charlie, we know that president zelensky spoke with speaker of the house mike johnson on tuesday. what he told you was his message as a us legislator. john, he told me that he told the speaker that the $60 billion relief package should have been approved yesterday. and it should have been approved yesterday. well, apparently, he conveyed this idea to the speaker of the house, mike johnson, who, immediately after the start of the new session in congress, declared that he was in charge. priority, and this is in the moment america experiences an invasion, there will be sending that $60 billion to ukraine, possibly in the form of a debt, not that anyone expects ukraine to ever pay it back or be even grateful for that money, they are already ungrateful . so, we sent a message to the speaker

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larry: i didn't make it up, i'm looking at actual statistics of income from the irs, mike faulk ep mike faulkender, distinguished economist. , the last one linda mcmahon, joe biden wants to raise taxes between 4 to 5 trillion dollars, donald trump wants to extend trump tax cuts worth a couple trillion, it will pay for itself, which will help the economy more. a 5 trillion tax hike or tax cut, i ask you linda mcmahon? >> well, this is easy, a lay up question, the tax cuts will help the economy. we have shown it with reagan, we showed with clinton even. and trump came in clearly tax cuts do increase revenues, and the economy flourishes. larry: you would think, but then again mr. biden does not think, linda mcmahon thank you, michael faulkender thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up house speaker mike johnson, very graciously agreed to come on, talk about his 95 billion dollar 5 part package, with foreign aid, border control, and he will give us the scoop, we're grateful. i am taking a quick break we'll be right back with speaker johnson. larry: great honor, joining us now the speaker of th

so you heard mike. mike says you are making a mistake. what do you say? are you?k that. and it's a heavyweight fight so, you know, he's the bigger man but i'm the pastor man. he's the much stronger man but i'm fresh. he's experienced, i'm smart but in the ring he may be smarter so it's a really interesting matchup but i think the whole world and a lot of people see his training videos and yes, he looks like a beast, he's a dog, he's iron mike tyson, but i believe i have what it takes to beat him and i know this is the toughest test of my life and it's an honor to be in there with mike. but at the end of the day, i will be the one who gets my hand raised. >> jesse: we will see. i know i will be watching along with millions of others. you know how he likes to get inside on people. that's his move. get inside, kidney, kidney, uppercut. you've seen the results. i don't know if you want to give away your game plan on live tv but what are you going to do? >> yeah, look it's going to be tough. he's the bigger man so you are right, he will be getting inside. i will probab

i support mike. think he is in a difficult position because of the slow majority, and the republicans don't ever walk in lockstep. that is one reason that republicans were very independent thinkers, in contrast to a lot of democrats, and it is what you are seeing play out on the floor. i also think that people make much too big of a deal of this. the reality is is that this is very a democratic republic works. we are supposed to have debates, discussion and fighting for issues that are important to the american constituency. this is the way that governing is going to be if you are willing to make sure that people all have a voice in the way their government should operate. we should not be making these decisions behind closed doors, coming out and announcing to the masses with the laws are going to be. we have to debate, discuss, listen to each other, and we have to be able to voice our own opinions and then move forward with what is going to be the consensus. this is an example of that. [end video c

and so i called mike and i said, mike, can you help me with mike? mike, mike, mike reagan, can you help me with this? he said, i'll take care of it. so two weeks later, i got the picture from, you know, two serene and mitchell, shirley with best wishes. ronald reagan. that's a nice memory. you know, i think it sounds like he got his return on investment right? yeah. 20 of their meeting with the 21 year old d dweeb turned into. but by my count, six books on ronald reagan. yes, that's right. and of course, the last one here is searching for ronald reagan. and i think you've probably found him by now. so what i want to know is what's what's new and what's new. you clearly felt there was more to say about ronald reagan? you know several years ago actually a, long time ago, i went to a book presentation. my old friend doug brinkley, and he had done he had edited reagan diaries because mrs. reagan, him on television liked him. he out to meet with her and she hired him. the labor hired him, then the reagan diaries. and so jerry and i went to a presentation

talk about ukraine, but behind the scenes he is also trying to lobby the new speaker of the house mikeohnson from louisiana, here is zelensky himself, last month you they said that if we have america’s support, then we will win, and if we don’t have america’s support, then we will lose, it’s true, it’s so simple, ukraine will lose, that’s it. everything is not so simple at all, yes, of course, we will lose, of course, not right away, of course, we will lose some of our territories and so on, in the end, this will be a serious challenge for us, how can we get it all back later, serious sacrifices will be needed to return, the return of territories means human losses, and people, to be honest, are more important, they are joining us from kiev... charlie, charlie, we know that on tuesday president zelensky spoke with speaker of the house mike johnson, what he told you was his message to the us legislator. john, he told me that he told the speaker that the $60 billion relief package should have been approved yesterday, and it should have been approved yesterday, well, apparently he did con

host: the next one down is mike lee. guest: mike lee has a reputation as a naysayer. whenever the senate is close to unanimous consent to speed things along everyone's eyes are turning to mike lee because he will slow it down. he will object, he will make sure he is on the floor when that unanimous consent comes through. he is less of a spotlight media seeker, but definitely someone all has turned to use of the -- maybe someone might come across the finish line. host: a head scratcher for me on the list. former congressman george santos is still one? guest: absolutely. this weekend he was rating reporters outfits on twitter. he just hung up his hat to not continue his reelection bid. can you call reelection when you have been removed? he is someone who is committed to keeping his voice in the mix even when his colleagues said we are not interested in your voice and having you here. host: for the artistic representations of these members and the fullest, politico.com. there is the artistic representation of senator john fetterman. let me get some calls while we have yo

that mike johnson needs to go. neil: when you told him to his face this, to your credit you didn't do something behind someone's back. to his face, i think you should go. how did that go? >> when i told him to his face, this was in front of our conference in a private meeting and i'd same the same thing more or less to mike johnson two weeks earlier. of course it didn't go well, he didn't think he should resign, he says he's not going to. that's what john boehner said up until the day he resigned and i'd like to see mike johnson do the honorable thing like john boehner did and not put us in the lurch. mike johnson is the only one that can prevent what happened last fall without a speaker. he can acknowledge he's a lame duck, doing things we don't want and acknowledging he's not the man for the job and announcing his resignation and give us notice so we can replace him in conference. neil: let me come back, it comes back to the aid package that's cobbled together i'm not on the rules committee and i don't understand

if mike tyson hits you and this is a guy that has taken mike tyson punch in the last couple years, heyson and roy jones he kept wrapping him up because he just could not continue to take the brutal punches from mike tyson. >> brian: two minute rounds. >> steve: i got a prediction they are both going to win. they are both going to make so much money. because here we are months away from it and we are already talking about it and, brian, to your point about texas -- at&t stadium having a lot of empty seats, that's why they are promoting right now is to fill up all those seats. butts in the seats. >> brian: tyson is training too hard too early. worried he is focused too early. >> carley: could you imagine? >> steve: i'm too prepared. car karl prices for basic things are out of control just ask this guy. >> i make over three times the federal minimum wage. and i cannot afford to live. >> carley: americans' frustration with the economy is coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ let's get started. bill, where's your mask? i really tried sleeping with it, everybody. now i sleep w

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he can afford to lose mike johnson. mike johnson is expendable. he can afford to lose congress. he can do this the other way, the way the hard-core members of his base would be happy to have him do it. >> quite clearly he doesn't want any actual republican legislation to pass, which is why he's killing all of it. >> you don't need a republican legislature if you have the courts. >> he has no interest. the governance doesn't seem to be of the essence here. >> that is an argument that applies to anything he cares about most of all, which is keeping himself out of prison. he doesn't need a republican house or senate for that, just means the attorney general, the sweet sweet, the worst version of bill barr. >> the other part of it, john, that should not be ignored, he was asked about marjorie taylor greene. he just said, i don't think we have time, i'm sorry. we will keep you guys here for a long time tonight. let's play it. >> marjorie taylor greene's motion to vacate, would you stand behind speaker johnson ? >> we are getting on very well with the speaker and i get along very well

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mike. >> jeff paul live in tel-aviv. thank you very much. >>> an unknown individual sprayed free gaza on the base of the george washington acquestan statue. this is ongoing between student protesters about clearing the encampments on campus. steve is live from columbia university. >>reporter: mike, more than 200 arrests made overnight. 100 at northeastern university in boston. they were zip tied by police. university officials explained exactly why they called in the police to make arrests. last night the use of ant anti-ssemitic slurs crossed the lines. when they started the slurs that when they they called the police. also at arizona state. many jews feel the need to hind their identity. >> i wouldn't walk through an area with a star of david. i have to tuck it in. certain holidays i like to wear things but i toned that down because it's not the best ideas. >> several dozen students faced suspension when arrested by police. those suspensions have been ended, mike, back to you. >> steve, thank you very much. >> for more

thanks, mike. and protests. political protests on the stanford campus are reaching a critical juncture. some students are now at risk of getting kicked out of school or even arrested. yeah. today in the bay's kris sanchez live for us this morning. and, chris, some of those students really have a big decision to make here . this is a really big decision. they're sleeping now here in the tents at white plaza on the stanford campus. but things are going to start getting serious, not just for their messaging but also for their personal consequences. now, there are about two dozen tents here at white plaza, where the students and some non-students continue to protest against the action in gaza. they're calling for a cease fire there, and they're calling for a divestment from israel. a recent student election showed that the majority of students polled wanted stanford to divest from israel. as for the personal consequences, it's a big decision. i would like the university to cut all of its ties to israel

they in the past voted against measures mike johnson has put forward.ins to be seen whether they would support this. the majority of the house freedom caucus has already come out against this unless it contains some offset of aid for ukraine. a lot of them are against that in the first place. the bigger picture is mike johnson has had this problem for a long time. he has conservatives in his own party that have not been able to help him get bills across the finish line, but because he continues to work with democrats, that's the major question of what it means for his future as speaker if he does end up putting a bill on the floor and using democrats to move that legislation, whether that means marjorie taylor greene and other conservatives will trigger the motion to vacate that could remove speaker mike johnson from his speakership. helena: touching on the motion to vacate, is there a possibility it could get more support? daniella: definitely. a lot of conservatives have said they are interested. so far there is marjorie taylor greene and another one

mike and his team.some fantastic things, . and no less than i'd expect - from that team who've done such great work in the past as well. i do think we have a really interesting puzzle here . because in...last year, last, i last may, the us intelligence community, the office - of the director of national intelligence, odni, the agency that sits above all 17 us - intelligence agencies, published a report in. which they said they thought it was very unlikely, - among five of those agencies, thought it was very unlikely i a foreign adversary- was responsible for havana syndrome symptoms. not everyone, not all agencies completely agreed, but none i dissented from the conclusion that a foreign actor did not. cause the symptoms. and that was a really bombshell moment. | what mike's colleagues and mike in their great piece says - is that there's a consensus among the victims there . is a cover—up, that the us . government is hiding what it knows about the source - of havana syndrome on the basis that either it

but that this meeting today between donald trump and mike johnson are really joint press conference. i should call it was part of johnson's idea as he faces this thread showing his ties to donald trump. but luck the two are going to appear side-by-side today at mar-a-lago at 4:30 p.m. and they're going to be discussing what they argue are state proposals and lawsuits to have noncitizens be allowed to vote. now of course, it's important to point out that non-citizens and migrants here, undocumented in the country are not able to vote in federal elections and those who do cast their ballots illegally face steep fines, deportation and even prison. but of course, this has been a main topic of donald trump's as we look forward to november, he has really been stoking fears around immigration undocumented immigrants in this country, whether it's about election security or about crimes that they've allegedly committed in the country. it's something that has been a focal point for donald trump republicans ahead of the elections. and so i think that's very important to keep in mind here. and o

mike says you're making a mistake. >> what do you say? are yo u.an, i thinkk he he's underestimating me. i trul'sy i truly think that.. >> and it's a heavyweight fight . so, you know, he's the bigger man, but i'm the fasteger mar he's the much stronger man. but i'm fresh. he's experiencedfresh.xperienc,t but in the ring, he may b be smarter. soe smarte it's a really intereg matchup. >> but i think the whole world and a lot of people see his training videos and yes, he looks like a beast. traininghe's a dog. iron he's iron mike tyson. mibut i believe i have what it takes to be him. and i know this is the toughes t test of my life and it's an honor to be in there with mikee, . >> but at the end of the day, i'm going to be the one who gets my hand raise iwill bei >> all right. we will see. i know i'll be watching along with millions of otherl be watc. you know how he likes to getle. inside on people that deserve fameove., fame, get inside. >> kidney, kidney, uppercut. i mean, you've seen the results. >> i don't know if you want to give away your gamep

mike johnson, mike mccaul, mike turner, and mike rogers. the mikes had it.eel. you know, this congress, joe biden has passed so much through this congress, more than any other president as far as bipartisan legislation, in decades. let's focus really quickly on the party that we once knew. certainly seems that at least in the form of mike johnson and these other national security and intel leaders, they certainly -- i'd say they've found their bearings, but those chairman never lost their bearings. i don't think we can understate how important it was that they were constantly reminding the new speaker just how serious this battle was. >> no. this is a really remarkable moment for the republican party. i mean, you had profiles in courage, which is, of course, vanishingly rare in the republican party. you had statesmanship, bipartisanship, and this incredibly dysfunctional congress took a break from dysfunction and passed one of the most significant foreign aid packages in years. overwhelmingly. you cannot understate how significant that is or how important th

mike: will you know, i do think this is about u.s.about security, because we know that israel's want to do the right thing to defend its own summer scene is going to take care of hamas 20 do the hard work to defend itself against hezbollah in the north is on the legs only president biden is in a political fight of his life anything sooner fox he needs to get it's always evening was truly truly anti- somatic component of his party that does not understand the deep commitment of the united states is by person from decades as you know timing compass the bipartisan commitment to witnessing the middle east to the way the preserves what america needs to look away from it looks like it is a worse the domestic politics thinking america's security and hope the biden administration will learn to rise above it. >> c1 mr. sec. the words securing released as diverted away from eastern europe in your interjection met and judgment he was continue to provide aid course loans what everyone call it, to ukraine. mike: i still remain optimistic and i've