ok, congressman quigley, coming back— risk. 0k, congressman quigley, coming back to _ risk. 0k, congressmanman quigley, coming back to you, uk - risk. 0k, congressman quigley, coming back to you, uk foreign | coming back to you, uk foreign secretary, lord cameron, is here, he made this plea also to the congress and to lawmakers to get aid past. do you think that has an impact on the conversation here?- that has an impact on the conversation here? look, i think it helps, _ conversation here? look, i think it helps, recognise i conversation here? look, i. think it helps, recognise and spell— think it helps, recognise and spell at_ think it helps, recognise and spell at the fact that putin's games— spell at the fact that putin's games are well beyond ukraine, i think_ games are well beyond ukraine, i think nxt i will be dover, georgia. _ i think nxt i will be dover, georgia, the baltics, and when we met— georgia, the baltics, and when we met our polish friends they said if— we met our polish friends they said if you _ we met our polish friends they said if you want to do it for ukraine. _ said

we just had congressman quigley on.m his visit with zelenskyy, essentially warning us that if congress doesn't get aid to ukraine out the door, it's going to mean that the do you think the implications e if congress doesn't act? >> well, eventually that right now, zelenskyy is trading terrain for time. i hoping that the united states congress will pass something this week, next week, whenever because if it doesn't happen, he will run out of ammunition and once the united states falters, you could look at several european countries, nato allies, faltering as well. and then it's only a matter of time. may we expect that moscow's going to conduct another counter offensive in this spring or summer. he'll push back further and then the question is putins probably weighing out, well, maybe he should wait till november if, if donald trump wins the presidency and comes in in january 2025, trump has promised to get rid of all ukrainian support. so things are looking a lot better for vladimir putin today than they did what eight

quigley. mr. quigley: just back from a third trip to ukraine and we saw evidence of putin war crimes, mass graves, evidence of torture, religious persecution, kidnapping of children. reminds us that throughout our history in moments like this, our country has been called to act and it did. called to stand up in the fight for freedom and face of tyranny and be the arsenal of democracy. in recent months we have not met this challenge. it has been said it is never too late to do the right thing, well, we are coming really close as we have been handcuffed by extremists. the pipeline to ukraine is almost empty. should we now fail to send additional aid, ukraine will lose this war and in putin's eyes just the beginning of its efforts to reconstitute the soviet union. this is not just the fate of democracy but possibility of drawing our own country into war. it is important that we heed the voices from the past from president reagan as he espoused the reagan doctrine that we will defend our friends and a

i talked to one democrat, mike quigley, who when i asked him, does he have a different view of the speaker today than he did two weeks ago. he kinda paused for a minute and he said, i guess i do i think there were a lot of members who wondered if this day was going to come, if speaker johnson was going to feel compelled to put this package on the floor, he now did. he's also speaking out i'm saying that he's supportive of what has happened on the floor. he feels proud of this moment and he hopes that the senate moves expeditiously. frederick gotten all right. >> lauren fox. thank you so much. let's go to priscilla alvarez now for sila, this is a significant when for president biden, who has been pushing for this kind of aid for months now what are they say? that's right and they are applauding that today the president putting out a statement in which he said, quote today, members of both parties in the house voted to advance our national security interests and send a clear message about the power of american leadership on the world stage. at this in critical inflection point, they came tog

all in all, as we just heard in a comment from mike quigley, congressman, it looks like the speaker isase with this whole bailout , because in addition to what he shared each, each aid to ukraine, israel and taiwan, a separate fourth point will be other initiatives proposed by republicans in particular, regarding debt assistance to ukraine, confiscation of russian assets and transfer. them, ukraine, also regarding the banning of tiktok in the united states of america, also another part, according to the american media, will be border issues, in addition to saying that it will be possible to make amendments as well, so it should be expected that the vote, the voting process will be quite long , if even in the ideal version it will be put to a vote on saturday and this vote will take a long time, then there is a high probability that this whole package will simply not pass. alternatively, lawmakers i've spoken with say they expect republicans and other democrats who haven't signed a petition to bypass the speaker will do so, and that would be the second option in the plan to address the

i also spoke with one representative, a democrat, mike quigley, who said that his view of speaker johnson had shifted the last several weeks. that view, of course, will be very important for johnson moving ahead if marjorie taylor greene does ultimately decide to try to oust johnson, the dening votes could come from democrats amara, viktor lauren fox. thank you, president biden praised the house approval of the $95 billion foreign aid package and a post on x, the president said that i urge the senate to quickly send the package to my desk. now the democratic majority senate is anticipated to pass the measure as soon as tuesday and then send it to president biden as he is asking for his signature or cnn's white house reporter, camila dechalus, joining us now, kamila that's righ amara, viktor. good morng, president biden put out a clear message saying that lawmakers coming together to pass his foreign aid bills just really sends this message about american leadership and it sends it t the globe. i want to read it just a qui statement that the president put out. he said, members of both part

i asked one democrat representative mike quigley if his view of the speaker had shifted over the course of the last several weeks, watching johnson take this step, despite the fact that there were so many conservatives who were warning him he could lose his job over it. and he's sort of pause for a minute and then he said, i guess my view has changed about mike johnson. they there are a lot of democrats in that boat, kate. so while marjorie taylor greene is threatening, she could take this step. it's just important to remember, democrats could also vote to save him. and there are handful already saying they're willing to do so all right. >> let's see what today verjee, lauren, thank you so much for joining us now for more on this is cnn political commentator margaret hoover and former obama campaign manager ceos and senior group jim messina. let's get, let's wrap it all together. okay, it's all it's all wrapped up into one on the vote to approve the aid, carl holes, the new york times, he put it this way. the house approval one saturday of money for ukraine, israel, taiwan, over angry o

wasn't just republicans who are applauding the speaker i talked to one democrat representative mike quigley when i asked him whether his view of the speaker has changed over the course of the last several weeks he kinda pause for a minute. >> he said, i guess it has i guess, what happened today. i wasn't sure was ever going to happen, but obviously there was bipartisan support for that package. it now heads to the united states senate, majority leader chuck schumer, announcing just a few two minutes ago, alex, that a key vote will begin in the senate on tuesday, we still are not sure when the final passage of this package would come together, but it does say a lot because the senate and it was supposed to be in recess next week, they're returning to washington because they view this as so needed. so immediate le, important that they want to take action as soon as possible. >> alex. >> yeah, the senate very eager to pass this. lauren before i let you go speaking of the senate, they passed a bill late on friday to reauthorize the fisa warrantless surveillance program. that's despite bipartisa

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quigley. mr. quigley: just back from a third trip to ukraine and we saw evidence of putin war crimes, mass graves, evidence of torture, religious persecution, kidnapping of children. reminds us that throughout our history in moments like this, our country has been called to act and it did. called to stand up in the fight for freedom and face of tyranny and be the arsenal of democracy. in recent months we have not met this challenge. it has been said it is never too late to do the right thing, well, we are coming really close as we have been handcuffed by extremists. the pipeline to ukraine is almost empty. should we now fail to send additional aid, ukraine will lose this war and in putin's eyes just the beginning of its efforts to reconstitute the soviet union. this is not just the fate of democracy but possibility of drawing our own country into war. it is important that we heed the voices from the past from president reagan as he espoused the reagan doctrine that we will defend our friends and a

i sense intense cynicism there in your take, bass wendy quigley says this on the snp.kept it running well. it's so sad to see what state scotland is in now. thanks for all of those. now, thanks for joining me this week. i've been martin daubney. next up is jobs and co. that's six till 7 pm. hope you have a fantastic weekend. i'll be back on monday, but for now it's time for your latest weather forecast and it's annie shuttleworth. have a happy friday! >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather update should stay dry for many of us through the rest of today, but there will be some heavy rain starting to arrive into the south. that's as this area of low pressure is arriving with these weather fronts. that's bringing the heavier rain we've seen across parts of cornwall so far today, and that will continue to push northwards throughout the evening. so parts of devon , dorset, cornwall, of devon, dorset, cornwall, possibly south wales will see some heavy outbreaks of rain through t