Hey, everybody today on the Charlie Kirk Show. A thought-provoking episode, in my case, why we shouldn't get involved in Ukraine, a rational reason why we should not get involved in Ukraine. From an approach, you might not have thought about it's not the moral reason. It's something right in front of us that I want you to think deeply about. You might agree that we should go help the Ukrainians. But can we pull it off? Are our leaders capable of it? Do they have a track record of showing they can do complex things under pressure for the betterment of humanity? Email me your thoughts of my argument on this episode, freedom at charliekirk.com. I'm open to disagreement, but I also love hearing about agreement as well. If you want to support our show, it's charliekirk.com slash support and get involved get involved with Turning Point USATPUSA.com. Thank you guys for being the best audience in America. I love hearing from you, and I love your honest, candid feedback. Buckle up. Here we go. Charlie, what you've done is incredible here. Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus. I want you to know we are lucky to have Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk's running the White House, folks.

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story here that broke late last night. The United States Senate has approved the $1.5 trillion

spending bill that expands the power of the IRS and dramatically increases the size and scope of government last

evening. But also it sends $13.6 billion to Ukraine. We're going to get into that. Now, Senate Republicans

voted for this. 18 of them voted for it. Senator Barrasso from Wyoming, Roy Blunt from Missouri,

Shelley Moore Capito from West Virginia,

Susan Collins from Maine, John Cornyn from Texas, Joni Ernst from Iowa, Lindsay Graham from South Carolina, Chuck Grassley from Iowa, Kathy Hyde Smith from Mississippi, Mitch McConnell from Kentucky,

Senator Moran from Kansas, Lisa Murkowski from Alaska,

Rob Portman from Ohio, Senator Shelby from Alabama, John Thune from South Dakota, Tommy Tuberville

from Alabama, Senator Wicker from Mississippi, and Senator Young from Indiana, approved Nancy Pelosi's $1.5 trillion on the bill.

What good are Republicans when we have Republicans doing the work of Democrats?

So I want to focus on one part of this, which of course is us spending $13.6 billion to Ukraine.

Now, I'm not going to get into whether or not we should send the money.

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