Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk

about McCarthy and the budget and changing positions and we're going to go over a

question from a Ukrainian and just kind of run through

the reporting and talk about what's accurate and what isn't. Okay so here's the message. I'm Ukrainian so please forgive my

English. I'm reading about the budget in different American and English

news. Some say Ukraine will get

300 million in aid and some say we will not. Ukrainian news is also split.

They are all news with good reputations. They have contradictory

quotations from American politicians. What is happening? First, your

English is better than most Americans.

Second, all of those news outlets are right.

All of the reporting is correct, depending on what time of day within the last 24 hours they were written.

Basically it's a clown show up there.

If I understand the order of events correctly, and I may not because there have been a lot of

changes. My understanding is that the Space Laser Lady, a representative from Georgia. She didn't want Ukraine to get the aid, so he took

it out and said that publicly. And then he talked to some other Republicans who probably comprise a group with more votes,

who wanted Ukraine to get the aid.

So he has put it back in.

Then, if I understand this right, he is now saying that he would have taken it out, but

it's just too complicated to take it out because of the procedures they're going to be using to vote on it.

So in this case it's a matter of the way news gets published. My guess is that because of the time delay, you

have some outlets that are still reporting on what he said before the change, before he

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