[000:00:00;00] the, the us, the id is on its last legs as donald trump expose, as the agency is long legacy of corruption. from my state department, official of highlights, just one of its hip jobs. they actually administer usaid programs all over bangladesh and all over the world. and they funded bangladesh, she wrapped her oops, to produce songs and music videos insinuating that people should take to the streets. the bodies ready upon minister doesn't get the warmest of welcomes during his visit to the us except of the white house itself,

where donald trump shots the world with his plan to own guys out. and if it did, some people do us. we'll take over the guys a script. below that you are, the greatest frame is room is ever had in the white house. the, the mooney i made paris, people passed the streets to protest against the foreign hands set to be driving the valid to the democratic republic of congo. the, well, this is our to international, reaching you from the russian capital with the latest from around the world. i have my question right now. you said that was one story this week. the sent shock waves all around the world. it was us the odds. and that's because the united states

agency for international development has now been exposed us to look at more than a fund for the c i a. and as donald trump dismantles the global buddy, he says that varies one political group. in particular, that's feeling the heat usa i. d is driving the radical left crazy and there's nothing they can do about it because the way in which the money has been spent so much of it fraudulently is totally unexplainable. the corruption is at levels rarely seen before. close it down. it's now as far as buying that to us a id had interest stretching all across the globe. and he had a staggering annual budget of around $40000000000.00 holding the strings of 60 percent of america's total of 4 in the systems job says so whatever is left of the agency following reforms will be bulged with the state department. and there are rumors that only 300 of the car and 14000 employees will keep the jobs. now he's secretary of state, dublin,

down on that saying that america's interest have to come 1st. i am the acting director of usa i. d, i've, i've delegated that authority to someone, but i stay in touch with him. and again, our goal was to go in and align our foreign aid to the national interest. there are a lot of functions of usa id that are going to continue to are going to be part of american foreign policy. but it has to be aligned with american foreign policy. the attitude, the usa idea is adopted over the years is know, we are independent of the national interest. we fund programs, irrespective of whether it's aligned or not aligned with a foreign policy. that's ridiculous. these are tax payer dollars. you look at the waste and abuse that has run through usa id over the past several years. these are some of the insane priorities that that organization has been spending money on. $1500000.00 to advance the d. i in serbia's workplace, is 70000 for production of a d. i musical in ireland. 47000 for a transgender opera in columbia. 32000 for

a transgender comic book in peru. i don't know about you, but as an american taxpayer, i don't want my dollars going towards this crap. and i know the american people don't either. and that's exactly what you on must, has been passed by president trump to do, to get the fraud waste and abuse out of our federal government. the former state department official has now also helped build the lead on us the id. now speaking with talk show host tucker carlson. mike bens detailed the agencies rolled in toppling government all around the world. they shot the algae population at 2 at 2 bangladesh, she ethnic minority groups and young students and student groups who had already been protesting. earlier that year because of the big some a local, local politics issue there. and, and they noted, you know, that or at rap music was,

was popular and young people were listening to rap music in bangladesh. so what do they do? they uh, they turned around and they took us taxpayer funds, they get a 100 percent of the money from, from the state department and they work closely with usa. they actually administer usaid programs all over bangladesh and all over the world. and they funded bangladesh. she rap groups to produce songs and music videos insinuating that people should take to the streets and do street protests. and you know, the classic a peaceful protest that's has the the upside of being a right now, am i calling you? and i know neil's spoke to investigative journalist, ben swan who believes that the agency should have been put in the spotlight long ago. this is an organization that has operated in the shadows when it's supposed to be an organization that's operating on full transparency. and so, like, we know that it's not, and for years, if not decades,

there are been american journalists and american citizens who have struggled to get answers as to what us the id really does. what is its mission around the world? why does it have such a massive budget and why is there no accountability for what it does around the world? and we heard sen, joey finds there who was specifically talking about this issue and said when she has tried in her congressional oversight authority to get an answer from you with a lead, she was threatened by the organization out there. you ask us questions congresswoman out there you ask questions of this organization? we should do whatever we want. sen. let's just delve into one of the big recipients for a moment. ukraine, because a lot of years lensky says he doesn't know where around a $100000000000.00 of us money at went. where did it go? i'm sure american taxpayers would like to know. we haven't been in this process of this ukraine. we're now almost 3 years. and all this time zalinski hasn't

questioned where the money is, because he knows that the united states has dedicated almost $300000000.00 to him. there's almost 300000000000 us back here. dollars that getting into your cause and only now in the last week, did you come out and say, no gosh, i just realized something. we didn't get the money. where did it go out? it was, it was the hasn't said anything until this moment, but he doesn't know where the money is, because the truth is, he knows exactly what you great has been. i tried, cantered money laundering scheme, and those are as reporters who have covered it for the last 3 years. you will actually told the truth about what's happening. you brain. i've been trying to tell the world that this is what's going on. it's a huge one. you want to redeem the weapons aren't going to ukraine. they're going all over the world, including into middle eastern and african countries. these stabilize governments there. we know the money is not going there. it's going to defense contractors is going to companies like black rock. they're not going to rebuild ukraine in their

own image. that's what's really happening right now. on tuesday, these really prime minister talks down in the us capital for on almost a week long visit. but while tom gave method yahoo a warm welcome at the white house on the streets protest as accused him of war crimes. a swarm of demonstrators gathered outside his foot towel with some even forcing their way in the, on the, the,

the protest. this camped out for the duration of method. yahoo stay, you know, he was actually the 1st 4 and needed to be hosted by trump. since the lots are kicked off his 2nd time in the oval office, and it was there that the us president took the opportunity to announce his vision for guys that cus will take over the guys history of slowness, us greatest friend, as early as ever had in the white house you were talking tonight about the united states taking over a sovereign territory. what would allow you to do that? are you talking about a firm, an occupation there? everybody i've spoken to loves as the idea of the united states boning that piece of land developing and creating thousands of jobs with something that will be

magnificent. he sees a different future for that piece of land. he has a different idea and you might hope that we could do something really nice and really good where they wouldn't want to reach or why would they want to return in 7, maybe a 1000000 a. but i think all of them, i think i'll be re settled in areas where they could live a beautiful life. and nobody could live say you can't live there. now, not trying to own the buckled enclave and transform it into every via raw par. dies has cost onto all around the world and the due date in the capital, for instance, crowds voice be around, got the idea of the victim meetings, apollo students, and that's as egypt saudi arabia had the u. e reported me planning to drop them official joint rejection of chomsky as well followed up with its own proposal to re uh essentially saying is you have so much lines you can create your own policy united states. now how about political imperial member?

by 7, i even said the policy means will never be pest waited for me, leaving the home we leave the scene and people are mature enough to decide for themselves. and they can choose, will we have to live and how to live. second, this is our land and we decide how to rebuild it and then the future will descend. and what admitting you, i want as governments important by the american ministration. what he has failed to achieve by 15 months of the abutment and genocide, we are not privy to allow it to them for his administration to implement it or to achieve it. but any other way, the number of people who are ready to go into such idea to be nearly 0 because i am now aware of how many people who will have lift because it, during the last 15 months, outside the country in egypt or some other countries autumn,

no bushing and boss came to us. that would be to me every day. we went to the 10 bucks to gaza despite the audit. no in egypt or you know how. ready the other countries and the, the want me to go back to the slide. we are aware of that because it is totally destroyed to now while benjamin netanyahu was in washington, he's from a defense minister. was in new york. hearing exactly what people think about his role in gaza, you're probably to use the. 6 the you, the protest is also due to the streets in chicago, where the guidelines was set to speak at the local synagogue in an interview to on he's ready television station from our official record, the decision to wipe out the has for the lead to last september to to book your shipment,

you see on friday morning the chief of general staff and i sat together and set 6 p . m. as the final deadline, we called the prime minister who said, approved, i just asked to delay it until 630 because at 6 i will be on the un stage. we compromised on 6 20 pm. at that time, $84.00 tons of bonds were dropped on all designated locations and natural law was eliminated on. the new foot touch has advised online said to show the moment the garage of bombs struck nestor, our last location or the idea of targeted a densely populated area just moments before the attack, the method. yeah. who was calling for peace of the u. n. n o i have a question i pose the question to you. what choice will you make when your nation stand with israel? when you stand with democracy in peace?

also peter bay not to shed his view on the situation engaged in the latest episode of going on the ground here is a quick taste of it. i think that what has happened in recent decades is with this as no nationalist project in some ways has swallowed up in, in many jewish communities. so some of judaism is more universal istic message about the universal infinite dignity of all people. i think this is something that seems to be happening more broadly around the world. when i look at white, many white christians in united states, i'm really struck in the trump era by how they seem to think that the only human beings who have any value in the world are people who have american passports. as i understand christianity, that's really not christianity's message at all. right. but it's a kind of way in which christianity has been swallowed by a kind of s no nationalism. and i think we see in judaism, tragically, in certain jewish communities, a similar dynamic in which the legions of this state and its project of jewish

domination over palestinians is actually considered to be more important than certain core principles of judaism itself. the palestinians of do live under military law in the west bank, which means they lack the most basic freedoms, the freedom to move, move the freedom of movement to freedom, right? to due process, the right to vote. it's colonial in a very simple sense in that palestinians are subjects, policies in the west bank and gaza and most policy engine, east jerusalem on subjects of the state, but not citizens. they are under the control of the states, but they are not represented in its government. and i think that's a very simple definition of what of what colonialism needs the and to europe. now, what protested in power is, has descended into thousands of support as a big democratic republic of the congo squared off for the police. the

number of arrests were made and over 1500 people show their solidarity with this central african nation. holding signs with massive dislike our wealth, our rights that they accuse western governments and even lawanda have supporting the militants offensive, and they used to get their hands on price, less resources. and that's something galle from the denies. the guys, the french, they need to get the hell out of the d, r c. and so to the westerners, they have to get out of our land because we're congolese, we have the rights to our soil. the congolese people are rich people. our land is rich, we're rich in raw materials. and why do i like to say to the french, listen to the history of the congo? find out what's going on in the congo because the right you are claiming to your land at your home is the same. we are claiming it ours. we came here as children. we'd loved to go back home or set up the westerners or behind it all in the

international community says nothing. we're going to die because of our wealth, just so they can make mobile phones. they can do whatever they like, but we're the ones dying. we've had enough of this, we've had enough of the rwandans and we've had enough of the crowns both. he's come here to plunder us. we're sick and tired of it. now this week, the m 23 minutes and the group held its 1st public release and seizing control of a major city. the eastern d r. c. kinshasa has accused through wind backing the insurgents in order to gain access to rad minerals vitals to the global tech industry. you got the denies, the claims and m 23 sat. it is simply fighting for the police people. we are not at war, no in rebellion, but we are in a constitutional revolution to label our movements. members as foreign nationals is tantamount to manipulation, lies and propaganda by mister, she's a katy. our movement isn't using military force in violation of the sovereignty,

territorial and independence of the d. c. we are accumulates constitutional revolution fighting the tyrannical regime of mister felix chief equity. now with the city of goma, red cross work has been collecting the remains of victims following a fire at the local prison last week. it's felt that at least a $150.00 women were among those burned to live inmates, allegedly said, one of the facilities, buildings a light blocking escape routes. and so chopping those inside, according to some reports, 4000 prisoners used to be and suing chaos to escape. now we've heard from civilians in the region to say that they are praying and hoping for peace. the let this meeting lead to a concrete solution and finally bring us peace because we live in constance suffering. they've forbidden us from working after 6 in the evening, forcing us to go home and fear as a girl. i'm a resident, i long for tranquility to return. it went on flush the buses. we the residence of

goma and ask for only one piece of our brother's fall under gunfire. but since m 23 entered the city, the bodies have been piling up. it's too much, we can take it into the foreign powers, cover our resources, let them come and take them. what we want is peace. we don't need this file. now, in an attempt to resolve the ongoing, the hostilities to doesn't lead as of african states. conveying the bodies this time between tons and here they have directed the ministry chiefs to come up with a plan to achieve both a temporary cease fire. and the long that lasting piece a little want to in president has accused the d. r. c. o. ignoring the rights of the people in the border region, d r c can not just tell us to keep quiet when they are mounting a security problem against our country. nobody can tell us to shut up. we can't go on forever massaging problems. what is happening there is an ethnic more that has been brewing for a long time, denying people's rights,

and then attacking lawanda. you must recognize people's rights and take a step and resolve the issue. how do i spoke explicitly to the minister of foreign affairs and international cooperation of lawanda? he'll leave here and don't give a a. he says a d r. c must address the grievances of all the different communities in eastern congo who was separated by an artificial board as drawn up by colonial powers. that we have the interest on the r c, a community college over one that the culture and the run the language. actually we have a think about community and so, so the wisdom you've done. but this is not the fault of the season on the 4th of the one that is affordable. the colonial part was that's decided that the 19101911 in brussels, artificially drove the voters between uganda, dwanda and d r c. and then we have on the other side of the border of people over one done so

to on the heritage. but while in the sullivan uganda that community was for the integrated and for the citizens. nissan the r c. that's one. that's was another kid. so there was never organize all of the properties that were model in the lives of persecuted against the victims as we speak of overhead speech. so now to solve this problem, there is a need for a battle, as i was saying, shortly, direct thoughts between deals to government and that moment email that to find a solution was and for to the grievances of these community. in nigeria, as british dodge and the desired shell, and now is yet another oil spill in the country. local outrages itself spilling over the west african nations o gully community has been fighting

a legal battle against the u. k. base multinational for decades. the stop the devastating produce any claims is caused by the companies extraction activities. it is believed that the latest incident occurred during the flushing operation when the storage facility overflowed. a local slam, the like negligence of the company. if anything you have for your notified a simple shed, nobody to defy adults. right. that what they do is to the police about nights certainly. that's not there. about nights the anybody the fine we i've met lots. yeah. we used to have it's in front front. this january, february, march on to the end of the yeah. now that's municipal the stuff for the who are this. yeah. that would not be nice of like looking for that now for my my gerry and presidents are helpful. i double got it by the 2nd, believes that the green,

a gender of the west is just the pro, a to continually exploiting africa's natural resources. it's a really shocking, especially indeed they all do. they've got delta and nobody is doing anything about it. they will go on technicalities. this why stayed in the court? what changes don't you use without any result or portfolio to carry out a when you clean up on this or by the community is coming up where just sort of party and it will use media to suppress the situation of the people in that area. so that they can continue or explore the additional it disagree and new short term situation on the whole world. mid to see the booklet that has been peddled about environmental, their core logic come green energy stuff that they are pushing new wants into some video where they did start some of the must have deposited a port and especially at the show they just tore into letting me hear about this people. i'm nothing is on about the media isn't morning

following the death of its founding father. some of the all mine was 95 years the current president let the tribute of finding finding out here i got a much out. then i may be, and people during the dots, i was all abrasions till i got into that tainment of freedom. any dependents on the 21st of march, 1990. as founding president is excellence a doctor, suddenly alma provided the maximum would lead us to a nation and spear. busy no effort to what divide each and every night may be to build a country that would stand tall and proud among the nations of the world, the president of the southeast african peoples organization, which is also on this level from $9.00 to $60.00 and to be achieved independence and lead for many years after that was dr. 70 on it found on him and his comforts

to negotiate with big super power was in the international farm and stage while fighting a war case of african defeats force. a to, to, to give number begins that independence, history tells us that new york became involved in politics who said he needs, he attracted the attention of wides. so that's because the secuity, which organized protests against the implementation of a pa, to policies in south west africa. and he did quote for the country to be gone to independence through all those years, she was forced into exile in the $96.00 these after she was arrested and caused with organizing popular resistance in the country. but she was also elected president of swallowing up students. yeah. at the swap for me because we are told ended up in so that's because notorious of robin island prison. but he spent because in exile, establishing slothful offices in liberty, states and gone,

or an international and diplomatic even military support for the independence of them to be ad swap will struggle, neil my and his compact. he gets petition to the united nations to in. so that because colonial administration often and maybe i and even though the, you in a create that so that because of that would be, was illegal. so africa refused at the time to give up his occupation to the country . but the time went by that is visually suffered when a majority in the number be an eviction add to sax wasn't the 960. in fact, it was 99 to norma was a need to the 1st president of the republican, maybe at that time. and that was also when i'm gonna be a d, and it's independence was also really good for 2 terms in office. despite some cont, 12, a, c, as that be number, be in the governments had to find a way around, inclusive solutions to them. it wasn't to make him continue serving as president

even for for 2 terms. he did eventually, steve dani, 2005, but even way before that in fact, in the 1980s, 98, to 7, to be specific. so was fighting really hard for africa, not just for them. if you have a listen to africa has unanimously agreed that nivia, zimbabwe, south africa, and other colonial strong holds on the cotton that must be liberated. as a matter of priorities, the african states must cooperate and to coordinate all efforts aimed at consolidated independence and strengthening unity and the africans. vast resources will be used by the africans to secure progress and economic self determination for the continent. and even though he disappeared from the limelight of to see $32000.00, she will be remembered for his courage. he's unwavering conviction. she will be remembered as a father, not just these family,

but also the entire african is why stay with our team to national for all the latest from around the world. thanks for watching by now, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, if you think about russia, what is your mind picture the

water landscape? open up the fully lines. the last one does. can you imagine the, the discounts dodge the journey? the, are you ready to come along the hello and welcome to well, it's a part of the know be ration of donald. trump has usher them a couple of new phrases into the geo political for an actually,

in addition to familiar references to create deals, he's officials in pricing. we talk about diffusion of ideas and human florida showing what's the need for the rest of us as to trump is making its trumpeting re entry onto the global stage of to discuss it. i'm now joined by chevy, of hon. rector of alton boss university in turkey. professor sean is great to talk to thank you very much for your time. thank you. now the trump administration has come in with a big bang more than 50 executive orders signed in less than a week. most of them with a marker. what's your impression of this new teams so far? exactly? sure to be a very that's it's not new. it's the 2nd term of the trump administration for the people around him. i couldn't defend this time. yes, he changed, but i think he has some experience from his previous post in the lighthouse as well . and he has some job that's were stopped by to the,