This is the Fox News rundown extra.

I'm Benjamin Hall.

This week's historic NATO summit wrapped up in Lithuania

as NATO leaders came together to offer a joint declaration of support

aimed at bolstering Ukraine's military capability.

There was also a lot of discussion about whether Ukraine should join the alliance.

President Zelensky was clearly disappointed his war-tall nation was tall to wait,

but he voiced his appreciation for the weapons and support they have been receiving from the west.

But back in the US, there continues to be some questions about whether too much money is being spent on Ukraine

during a time of rising inflation and higher energy prices.

Earlier this week on the Fox News rundown, we spoke with two senators who take opposing stances on this growing debate.

Kentucky's Senator Rand Paul, who believes the US is carrying too much of the cost

and Alaska's Republican Senator Dan Sullivan, who defends sending aid,

but feels the Biden administration is moving too slow.

We made edits for time and thought you might like to hear our entire conversation

with both Republican senators Paul and Sullivan.

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Now here first is Kentucky Senator Rand Paul on the Fox News rundown extra.

Well, it's not as if we have surplus funds.

It's not as if we were running a surplus and we say, hey guys, we got a lot extra money laying around here.

Why don't we go looking for causes around the world of support?

We borrow, you know, over a trillion dollars a year, we're 31 trillion dollars in debt.

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