Hey, good morning. It is Friday, November 3rd, six minutes after nine. You're listening to Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC.

So yesterday, the House passed a bill. It will provide $14.3 billion in aid to Israel as they fight that war against Hamas.

It is a move that is setting up a clash between the Democratic-led Senate and of course the speaker Mike Johnson.

On this vote the yeas are 226 the days are 196 theays are 196. The bill is passed. Without objection, a motion to

reconsider is laid on the table.

So there we go, some celebration from the House of Representatives.

All right, so there's a lot of layers with this.

Let's just get right into it.

First of all, we don't need to send any more money to Israel. We

don't need to send any more money to any other foreign nation. We give

gigillions of dollars every single year. The iron dome that Israel uses is in many ways primarily funded by us.

We give billions of dollars every year to Israel. This is not a funding issue. It is allowing Israel to finish the job issue. It is allowing Israel to finish the job issue and our primary goal, job,

whatever here, should be to simply get out of the way, say we have our carriers

on standby. If you need assistance. Let us know otherwise good luck and let us know when you're done

It's number one. However, if you are insistent upon

sending money to Israel,

then it should be offset with cuts to other places.

They have done this with cuts to the Internal Revenue Service.

And I think what is hilarious about this is seeing the Democrats lose their mind over

something actually being paid for,

and the Democrats being irate

that Ukraine funding is not being tied to funding for Israel.

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