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President Biden's proposed new $33 billion aid package is set to bring massive ongoing support for the Ukrainian military as well as setting up long-term economic assistance for the country. Although the president called on Congress to approve the aid package as quickly as possible, it could take some time to pass with a weeklong congressional recess coming up. And with only $250 million in drawdown funds remaining for Ukraine, there are questions over just how long Ukraine can last without a new aid package. It also remains to be seen if Ukraine funding will be tied to COVID-19 relief funding, with White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki saying the White House won’t dictate how they’re passed.  "We're not making a predetermination of that from here. We put forward both of these funding requests today because they're both vital, she said. “We need them both to help the Ukrainians and to help ensure we're continuing our COVID programs here in this country and around the world.”

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Mark and Bret discuss the Oakland school teacher strike & the embarrassing way Actor Olivia Wilde was served papers.

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News of the bizarre from our weirdest state.

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Mark and Michael discuss aid to Ukraine, delayed Covid-19 funds, and how Speaker Pelosi is keeping Congress is line.

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Film critic Michael Snyder shares his reviews of movies coming out this week. Hilarity ensues.

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It's Mark's big Friday show including issues of the day, Friday Fabulous Florida!, Journalist Michael Shure, and Culture Blaster Michael Snyder!

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The 49ers didn’t do a thing in Round 1 of the 2022 NFL Draft, but they should still be viewed as winners despite being wholly idle.

OK, so the San Francisco 49ers weren’t the biggest winners of Round 1 of the 2022 NFL Draft.

If you wanted to pick some teams who absolutely crushed it over the course of the first 32 picks, you’d likely have to look at the New York Jets, New York Giants, Baltimore Ravens and Philadelphia Eagles.

Each of those teams came away happier, either landing immediate-impact players or finding the best possible talent at positions of need.

The Niners, without a first-round pick because of last year’s trade-up for quarterback Trey Lance, could have only moved back into Round 1 by the way of what would have been a lucrative trade from their still-top pick, No. 61 overall, which probably wasn’t going to be the smartest of approaches considering what’s viewed as a relatively weak draft class.

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