Congress has to decide whether to continue to support the fight for freedom in Ukraine

as part of the 50 nation coalition that President Biden has built

or whether Congress will ignore the lessons we've learned from history and let Putin prevail.

It is that simple, it is that stark a choice, and we hope that Congress on a bipartisan basis

will make the right choice.

You know, that's of course National Security advisor Jake Sullivan laying out the high stakes of a vote on more aid for Ukraine and

Willie you look at the leads and the papers today, the major papers day, the Wall Street Journal

talking about the White House warning that funding for Keeve to run out in weeks, obviously a desperate situation for those trying to stop an

invade a Russian invasion here. The Leeds on the Times also, their Leeds story, of course, about Israel pushing further south into

Gaza and approaching another large city center and the growing concerns about a humanitarian crisis and of course over here

something that more there's more and more focus on it's about how Donald Trump's

second term could obviously create a much darker Trump and of course

really very few checks and balances. We're going to be hitting all of those things today but a lot of a lot of it

Really important stories and a lot of ground to cover. Yeah, we're also going to be joined by Liz Cheney

just about an hour from now, just a few minutes.

She will tell us about her warning as well.

She believes that if Donald Trump is elected the White House again he may never leave

she'll explain that and also some new nuggets coming out of her book about the days

and the weeks around January 6th so a busy morning ahead.

Absolutely along with Joe William very sick. So a busy morning ahead. Absolutely.

Along with Joe willing and me, we have the host of way too early, White House Bureau Chief

at Politico, Jonathan Lemir.

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