The Good evening. It's Friday, August 4th. Welcome to a new episode of

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Tonight, a year and a half into what is clearly yet another endless war, this time a proxy war in Ukraine, Americans finally have had enough.

A new CNN poll conducted by SSRS and released today finds that, as CNN put it, quote,

a majority of Americans oppose more U aid for Ukraine in its war with Russia

55% of Americans want no further American funding going to feed that war while only 45% of Americans favor additional U.S. support.

That is a radical reversal from February 2022 just 18 months ago when large majorities of both political parties strongly backed

U.S. financial and military support for Ukraine. Public support for this war has

been eroding for some time. That was why Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy pretended

before the 2022 midterm election to vow opposition to a blank check for

Kiev only then turn around as soon as the GOP won control of the House and McCarthy was safely

elected speaker and made clear that he didn't really mean it that he fully supported

Biden's policy in that war.

Indeed, the spigot of funding has not even slowed down a little bit

as control of the house passed from Nancy Pelosi to Kevin McCarthy

but Americans are clearly growing tired of this bottomless pit of worse spending.

As the details of the poll make clear, which we will show you, the only reason the numbers

are even this close, 5545, is because those who identify as liberal Democrats

overwhelmingly still support indefinite funding on the war.

Then, Democratic Senator Diane Feinstein of California is 90 years old.

She's in her sixth term in the Senate.

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