Talking Point's memo this evening we're going to begin with this amazing, and I don't use that word a lot, political weekend. So we had four bills voted on in the

House, all fairly controversial, and I just want to run them down and tell you what happened.

So the first bill was $26.38 billion from the USA to Israel for their security.

Now that passed 366 to 58 in the House.

You know, the House of Representatives basically saying, okay.

We understand the Israeli situation.

There are our strongest ally in the Middle East.

We are going to allocate 26 billion plus.

Then comes Ukraine.

Now this is, yeah, it's, the vote was pretty much the same, a little bit less,

but it's more controversial.

So we're sending $61 billion to Ukraine, mostly weapons,

but some humanitarian aid as well. And the far right does not like this. Okay?

The far left doesn't like the Israeli aid, but I'm going to mean the names in a minute.

All right, so the far right does not like that expenditure, the $61 billion going to Ukraine. The vote was 311 yes,

112, no. Then there was the Indo-Pacific Security Supplement Appropriations Act, which is basically

giving nations close to China

some money to develop themselves. It's only $8 billion. Okay, but it passed $3.85 to $34.

And the final one was the TikTok bill and sanctions on Iran, freezing assets of Russia. That was 360 to 58.

So those are the four bills. All pass. All will go to the Senate now. Senate will pass them,

and then Biden will sign all four. So it's a fade-up complete. Now let's take a look at the

Ukraine bill. All right. So the hard right in the House, Marjorie Taylor Green, Lauren

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