The one thing that can't be lost in the politics of passing a bill like this is the recognition of the extreme suffering that so many people in the Ukraine are currently enduring, the huge movement of people out of that country, terrified for their futures, and the largest movement of refugees seen in a single event in the world. By the end of this week, it's expected that some 2 million people will have chosen to leave the Ukraine, but that still leaves over 50 million people who are potentially suffering the tyranny of Vladimir Putin's Russian boots upon them, and there will be, over a long number of years I suspect, the need for humanitarian assistance in that country. We certainly hope they prevail. 