Hello and welcome to the DSR Daily of David Rothkopf.

I'm joined by Riley Fessler, Minna Stein.

We're here to talk about the big news, and the big news is it's Friday.

That's good news, right? Right is it's Friday that's good news right right we can

start with some good news it's a weekend it's kind of summertime um we're just like aren't we just

like about a week away from like trump's birthday how are you guys going to celebrate that?

I don't know.

It's a good question.

I probably just won't.

Go down to the White House, light a candle.

Can you even go close to the White House anymore?

I haven't been down there, this administration, but I've heard that it's pretty

blocked off

nowadays. Yeah, he's a little paranoid. We discussed that yesterday on Words Matter with Mary Trump,

who's not just his niece. She's a psychologist. That's going to come out this morning in your DSR feed.

So don't miss that because I discussed my theory that I think he's a little

paranoid and he's afraid of the world. Anyway, anyway, why don't we get into the news?

Why don't we? The U.S. House of Representatives passed a major bipartisan foreign aid package yesterday, delivering its second sweeping legislative rebuke to the Trump administration's foreign policy in less than 24 hours.

The 226-195 vote on the Ukraine Support Act saw 18 Republicans cross the aisle to join a unified

Democratic caucus.

The bill's passage directly challenges President Trump's handling of the European conflict

and came to the floor via a rare, months-long discharge petition that successfully bypassed, staunchly

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