I will just pick up where my colleague left off. There are four parts to the supplemental appropriations sent over by President Biden. One deals with Ukraine. And count me in for Ukraine. Robust aid to Ukraine really helps us here at home…

It was disgusting to see what happened.

I'm more worried about our border than Ukraine.

I've never supported corporate bailouts, so I respectfully stepped back and got off the board.

I actually said his don't say gay bill didn't go far enough.

there is unprecedented bipartisan, bicameral support for the people of Ukraine.

If we do nothing, in ten years, there will be a 23 percent reduction in Social Security benefits across the board due to insolvency.

The decision to confiscate the reserves of the Russian Central Bank will send a clear signal to Putin and all the tyrannies that there is no chance to avoiding responsibility for an acts of aggression against a sovereign State.

I believe it can be an important step toward ensuring that Russian assets seized because of their aggression can be repurposed and used to support Ukrainian victory and recovery.

It is about 'Making Russia Pay: Sovereign Asset Confiscation for Ukrainian Victory.'

Over and over again, the American people are supportive of the people of Ukraine for the existence of Ukraine, for the border of Ukraine.

I strongly believe that the successful adaptation of the REPO Act brings us one step closer to victory and sets a motivating precedent for other countries.

Military service the American people really appreciate.

Our fiscal situation is not the fault of a single political party or Administration.

There is nothing more important than getting prioritization, like Carlos said.

We are so pleased with Congresswoman Victoria Spartz, who herself is Ukrainian American heritage.

I am really grateful that Senator Sheldon Whitehouse of the beautiful State of Rhode Island is here.

Washington has a spending problem. We currently have $33.8 trillion in debt.