But Mr. Speaker, Vladimir Putin continues to believe that he can break their will to fight. He believes he can outlast the Ukrainians and [that] he can outlast us. He is wrong.

This House has now voted on bipartisan bills to assist Ukraine 12 times since the full invasion in 2022.

We'll have the opportunity to do it again, to stand for freedom, democracy, and our Ukrainian allies.

With today’s 218th signature on our discharge petition, the Ukraine Support Act will soon come to the House Floor for a vote.

Our Framers never envisioned a president using his authority over the enforcement of the law to force a favorable settlement in his own tax case and shield his family and Trump-affiliated companies from future audits.

The giveaway of taxpayer funds to the President’s political supporters as a reward for their loyalty to him over their patriotism to our country is wrong and disgusting.

The Ukraine Support Act can deliver that assistance, as well as to impose additional sanctions on Russia to hold it accountable for its brutal war.

Congress must assert its oversight power and use every tool to hold this President and his Administration accountable to the American people.

We look forward to seeing the House pass this bill quickly and encourage the Senate to take it up without delay.

The President believes he is the law. That is a dangerous phenomenon, ladies and gentlemen.

Mr. Speaker, yesterday, the gentleman from California, Mr. Kiley, added the 218th signature to the discharge petition for the Ukraine Support Act.

I think the cuts in it undermine America's competitiveness and undermine America's future.

Americans deserve to have their government and their representatives work to bring energy costs down, not up.

If we abdicate our responsibility as a coequal branch of government, we will no longer be one.

We are glad the House will finally be moving forward with robust legislation to support the people of Ukraine as they fight to defend their nation and its sovereignty.

In their battle for democracy, self-determination, and the preservation of their territorial integrity, they deserve our help and our material support.

Today’s settlement is another important step towards those efforts.

Few have demonstrated as much courage and perseverance in our modern history as the people of Ukraine.

The brave men and women of Ukraine are waiting.

Our U.S. Capitol Police officers deserve better, and I’m proud to join with Rep. Walkinshaw to introduce this bill.

The people of Ukraine have shown their mettle, their courage, even while a fifth of their country has been overrun and occupied while Russia's drones targeted civilian neighborhoods.

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