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Welcome back to UnBias. Today is Wednesday, February 14th. Despite some technical difficulties, here we are. I am here. Okay, so today's episode is going to look a little bit different and I didn't mention this, as always this episode was recorded yesterday around 6 p.m. Eastern time. So as I said this episode will look a

little bit different in the sense that there's no real structured segment format. I'm just going to go over four main stories

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really help me without further ado let's get into today's stories. The

Senate passed a 95.3 billion dollar foreign aid package early early early on

Tuesday we're talking a wee hours of the morning

before most of us were up.

They pulled an all-nighter.

It was passed in a 70 to 29 vote.

So I first want to talk about the numbers,

how this bill breaks down as far as foreign aid to the respective countries go and

then we will get into what the future of the package looks like. So in the bill we

have 60 billion dollars for Ukraine 14.1 billion for Israel, $9.2 billion in humanitarian aid.

And this is not just for Gaza.

So in the previous bill that was shot down last week, there was aid specifically for, or humanitarian aid specifically for Gaza

this is humanitarian aid for Gaza the West Bank Ukraine as well as others in the midst of war

zones there's 8 billion dollars in support for partners in the Indo-Pacific.

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