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This is CBSI In The World, I'm John Bashford.

President Zelensky of Ukraine, to New York, to speak to the UN, to Washington to meet with the

President and the significant members of Congress about continued support of Ukraine in its

contest with the Russian Federation and China and their allies in Pyongyang and Tehran.

What is to be done? I welcome Josh Rogan of the Washington Post writing global opinions who's

going to introduce us to a story that's just emerging about reluctance in Washington

for a third winter and a third year of war in Europe. Josh, a very good evening to you.

Representative Michael Walls of Florida and Representative Pat Ryan of New York.

They're in different parties, but they're looking now candidly at where the Ukraine support is in

Washington and what do they see? Good evening to you Josh.

Well, good evening, John. Well, for the first 580-some-odd days or whatever of the Ukraine war,

the conventional wisdom in Washington had always been that Republicans

opposed to Ukraine, where few and far between a small group of far-right

mega-members who could be controlled by their leadership. As of today, that's no longer a statement

that anyone can truthfully make. The truth is that the Republican Party is quickly souring on

Ukraine aid and when it comes up for a vote in the next couple of weeks, there's a very significant

chance that at least 100, maybe more Republicans will vote against it. There's a significant chance

the effort to renew the funding. 24 billion this time to add on top of the 113 billion in the

United States has already committed. There's a chance that that effort could fail.

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