Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bow again. So today we're going to talk about the

United States and aid and the capabilities of the United States.

And we're going to talk about a position

that some officials have taken,

particularly those who are Republicans

and in the US House of Representatives when it comes to

providing aid and whether or not that position actually makes any sense because a

whole bunch of questions have come in about it. And generally speaking

the position is, hey, any aid that we were going to give to Ukraine we should give to Israel

instead because we can't do both. That's the general tone of it.

And there's been a whole bunch of questions about that. First, I would like to point

out it should surprise exactly nobody that the Republican

Party has once again taken a pro-Russian position. Not a common theme there at all.

I would also point out that Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives

get absolutely no say in this right now.

They still don't have a speaker.

So even if the United States wanted to provide aid to Israel,

they wouldn't really be able to do anything about it because they

can't manage their own affairs. Perhaps they should focus on that rather than foreign affairs.

More importantly, as far as the U.S. can't do both.

I understand it's very hard for members of the House of Representatives to keep up with stuff like this. But planes have already

landed. The United States is doing both. At time of filming, and this is

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