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They are at time.com/newsletters and are separate from a paid subscription. ## Video: Ukraine, Israel Aid Advances in a Rare House Vote as Democrats Help Republicans Push it Forward [Watch (HLS stream): Ukraine, Israel Aid Advances in a Rare House Vote as Democrats Help Republicans Push it Forward](https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/EshiSWZA.m3u8) (2:24)  _Published 2024-04-19. With rare bipartisan momentum, the House pushed ahead Friday on a foreign aid package of $95 billion for Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan and humanitarian support as a robust coalition of lawmakers helped it clear a procedural hurdle to reach final votes this weekend._ --- Apr 19, 2024 8:20 PM UTC --- ## More From This Series [All Videos](https://time.com/video/) [$95B Aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan Advances in Senate With Big Bipartisan Vote](/video/NvcHQfkb/) ### $95B Aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan Advances in Senate With Big Bipartisan Vote [U.S. Senate Passes $95 Billion Military Aid Package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan After Rare All-Night Session](/video/XOST88q4/) ### U.S. Senate Passes $95 Billion Military Aid Package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan After Rare All-Night Session [House Republicans Voted to Oust Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar From the House Foreign Affairs Committee](/video/5PCQTgV5/) ### House Republicans Voted to Oust Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar From the House Foreign Affairs Committee --- ## Transcript The Piezo 316 the days or 90 for the resolution is adopted without objection. The motion to reconsider is laid on the table. We are happy that the rule passed today. We look forward to final passage on the bill tomorrow. I think there's a couple things are important. Remember here. We did not pass the Senate supplemental build with the send. It was sent effectively as a blank check for 4 to 8 and that is not it did not work with the policies or the process in the house. It was a better process to break the bills into four separate measures for consideration. And that is what we will have tomorrow. Everyone can do their will and their their constituents desires on the Israel a the Ukrainian a the indo-pacific and then our fourth National Security package that has all the renovations in it because we did this process we got a better outcome here. We have a lot of Renovations at the Senate did not consider include the RICO Act which is no is the use of Russian oligarchs assets to help fund the resistance in Ukraine. We introduced the loan concept for the the governmental assistance car is being provided in a loan instead of a gift. We also included some really important. Amazon Russia and China and Iran, which I believe is the new axis of Evil and many of us do and they are the ones who were the aggressors and in this situation. The reality here is it at the house did not do this better policy and process them. It's on the floor and in the process tomorrow, we would have had to eat this and it's supplemental to Bill and that is because we were very close given the timeline both Israel and Ukraine do a discharge petition being raw and have discharge petition in layman's terms is that when the number of members are majority of members get together, they can override the speaker and bring something straight for the floor that would have happened eminently on ascendant supplement. So by doing this even though it's not the perfect legislation is not the legislation. Did we work? We would write if Republicans were in charge of all the houses in the White House. This is the best possible product that we can get under these circumstances to take care of these really important obligations. And so we look forward to the boat tomorrow. 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