As the war in Ukraine continues after two years of bloody conflict, a new battle is being

waged in Washington. This one to decide whether the United States will continue funding the Ukrainian war effort.

In this episode we'll hear from leading voices on the topic as they make the case for and

against further aid to Ukraine.

I'm Daily Wire, editor-in-chief John Bickley with

Georgia Howe. It's March 10th and this is a Sunday edition of Morning Wire. Here were the latest on the heated debate over funding for Ukraine as Daily Wire Senior

Editor Cabot Phillips.

Hey Cabot, so you interviewed two leading voices on

Ukraine, one who supports Ukraine funding and one who is staunchly opposed. What

did you learn? Yeah, so two years ago a lot of Americans probably couldn't locate Ukraine on a map,

but that all changed once Vladimir Putin invaded the Eastern European state,

launching a bloody war that's resulted in hundreds of thousands of deaths,

and now a bitter debate at home over the role America should play in

supporting Ukraine. While the exact amounts differ based on what you consider

foreign aid, to this point Congress and the Biden administration have allocated anywhere from 75 to 115 billion dollars towards the Ukrainian war effort.

That's everything from ammunition and weapons to economic stimulus.

Now, early on in the conflict conflict there really wasn't much debate

over whether the US should come to the aid of Ukraine but as this conflict has

dragged on and turned into a war of attrition with little ground being

gained by either side. We've seen growing

disagreements over just how long America can or should stay involved. With that in mind I

spoke with two leading voices from each side of the debate. Ohio Senator J.D. Vance, who argues that we can no longer afford to continue Ukraine aid,

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