military and financial support for keith has dominated discussion so far. secretary general and stuart brooks says it's only a matter of time until ukraine joins nato. lars agree that your brain will become a member. uh, but it's too early to say exactly when that will happen. what i can say is that we are moving together. we do crane ukraine, closer and closer to it. nato membership and membership out of reach for now, a brand new president will let them use the lensky is at the summit just to make the case for the delivery of more western weapons. you welcome to an announcement from the u. s. the netherlands and denmark that f, 16 fighter jets are on their way to ukraine. and finally, other non members and washington includes the leaders of japan, south korea strangely and new zealand before countries are keen to strengthen ties with the alliance. they've long been concerned about china's growing military strength and territorial ambitions, and it's growing close. mr. russia, though we use alexandra phenomena, reports of their limitless friendship is giddings need to a headache. china has b

stuart: thank you for joining us, matt brooks. stuart, thank you very much for having me. stuart: sure, come back soon. come back. >> i'd love to. stuart: new fears that american aid to afghanistan may fall into the hands of the taliban. what's going on? lauren: so, the u.s. aid sent two to afghanistan for development $293 million and inspector general report shows that's the amount of money that was sent to afghanistan that might have got into the hands of taliban into terrorist hands because they can't account for it. was it vetted? it's like missing money. you're allotting funds to help afghanistan out after our withdrawal and this audit finds they don't know where a lot of this is. stuart: why are we spending $293 million to develop a country which ran us out of town? i don't get that. really don't get it. but thank you, lauren. coming up, fox sports analyst says there's parallels between a successful team and a strong political party. he's gonna be here to explain that analogy. 76% are cutting back a lot on our spending just