McConnell and Paul Clash On Foreign Aid
Clip: Season 2 Episode 109 | 1m 25sVideo has Closed Captions
U.S. Senator Rand Paul is urging his Kentucky colleague, Senator Mitch McConnell, to ...
U.S. Senator Rand Paul is urging his Kentucky colleague, Senator Mitch McConnell, to abandon the idea of an aid package helping both Israel in its fight against Hamas and Ukraine as it battles Russia.
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McConnell and Paul Clash On Foreign Aid
Clip: Season 2 Episode 109 | 1m 25sVideo has Closed Captions
U.S. Senator Rand Paul is urging his Kentucky colleague, Senator Mitch McConnell, to abandon the idea of an aid package helping both Israel in its fight against Hamas and Ukraine as it battles Russia.
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Senator Rand Paul is urging his Kentucky colleague, Senator Mitch McConnell, to abandon the idea of an aid package, helping both Israel and its fight against Hamas and Ukraine as it battles Russia.
President Biden called for an aid package that contained both the new House speaker, but Johnson wants a separate aid package just for Israel.
Senator Paul says that's the right approach.
Here's what he told the website Punchbowl News.
Quote, If Senator McConnell thinks he's going to pass a $100 billion conglomeration, what Biden wants, there's no way it passes the House.
Senator McConnell's not unaware of the way the House works.
And the fallout now on the Senate floor today, Senator McConnell said you can't separate the war in Ukraine and the problems in the Middle East because Russia is involved in both.
No major power has done more to turbocharge Iran's terrorist network in the Middle East than Putin's Russia.
The Kremlin's intervention in Syria allowed Tehran to establish a massive corridor of resources to terrorist proxies like Hezbollah and Hamas.
McConnell says by helping Ukraine fight Russia, the U.S. is helping Israel.
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