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In a rare Saturday session, the House today passed a $95 billion series of foreign

aid bills with money for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, and it had bipartisan support.

Democratic Congressman Hakeem Jeffries is the House Minority Leader.

We have a responsibility not as Democrats or Republicans, but as Americans to do what is necessary to defend democracy

wherever it is at risk and the best interests of the free world.

Foreign Affairs Chair Republican Congressman Michael McCall said the eyes of the world are on the U.S.

Putin is watching us.

Chairman she is watching us. us. Chairman She is watching us.

And the Iator is watching us.

Now is the time to act.

Not everyone was on board though.

Some Republicans said the U.S. should focus on its own problems, especially the southern U.S. border.

This measure now heads to the Senate.

And that package of foreign aid bills included a measure that would force

Tik-Tok to be sold by its Chinese owner or be banned nationwide.

And peers Bobby Allen has more.

This is the second time the House has taken aim at Tik-Tok this year, but this time is different.

By tying the sell or be banned language to a high-stakes foreign aid package, it essentially fast-tracks the bill. The Senate will likely advance the

measure and President Biden is expected to sign it. Tik-Dok is used by half of

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