Hi everyone it is four o'clock here in New York I'm Elisei Menendez in

for Nicole Wallace as we come on the air the eyes of the world are upon us. With our

allies around the globe waiting and watching to see how and when the United

States will respond to two of the most urgent international questions of our time.

The murder of Vladimir Putin's most powerful political opponent, Alexei Navalny,

and the two-year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine just days away. The open question of will the United States

send Ukraine the aid it needs to hold the line against Russia. The common

denominator here, one man, Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The dictator, who are own disgraced twice in peach, four times indicted, ex-president,

still has yet to condemn for the murder of Alexi Navalny.

A short time ago, the Biden White House announced that they will impose

major new sanctions to hold Putin and Russia accountable for Navalny's murder.

But on Ukraine, aid that Ukraine so urgently needs

that our international allies are waiting to see if the United States delivers

that the Biden White House is ready to get that eight as being

hamstrung by the rookie speaker of the House, Nainoube to the international stage.

Republican Mike Johnson, who, it is worth noting, spent his long weekend marking President's Day at Maralago with

Donald Trump.

And make no mistake while Speaker Johnson was kissing the proverbial ring at Maralago and

will House Republicans are on what

White House Communications Director Ben LeBolt called a quote early an undeserved

vacation the situation on the ground in Ukraine is deteriorating and deteriorating fast.

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