 Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says his meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and other senators was very powerful. Zelensky made it so clear how he needs help, but if he gets the help, he can win this war, said Schumer. Even many of our Republican colleagues talked about, you know, we are winning this war. And if we get the help that if he gets the help he needs, he will win. Zelensky was seen leaving the senators meeting flanked by Schumer and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell. The Ukrainian president's visit Tuesday comes as President Joe Biden's request for an additional $110 billion U.S. aid package for Ukraine, Israel and other national security needs is at serious risk of collapse in Congress. Republicans are insisting on strict U.S.-Mexico border security changes that Democrats decry as draconian in exchange for any Ukraine aid. This comes as local officials say Ukraine has came under heavy attack from the air and from cyberspace. Nearly 600 Russian shells, rockets and other projectiles rained down on the southern Kursan region and unidentified hackers knocked out phone and Internet services of the country's biggest telecom provider. It was a very powerful meeting. President Zelensky made it so clear how he needs help. But if he gets the help, he can win this war. And he outlined in some great detail, A, the kind of help he needs and how it will help him win. Even many of our Republican colleagues talked about we are winning this war. And if we get the help that if he gets the help he needs, he will win. On the other hand, he made it clear and we all made it clear that if we lose, who can win? And this will be very, very dangerous in the United States. So we cannot let who influence through any surrogate what is what we need to do for Ukraine. He also made one other move. He needs the aid quickly. If we don't give the aid quickly, several things will happen. First, the military needs. But second, Europe and many other allies will say, what is going on here? They're not giving. They're not giving the aid.