. >> trump's former state department appointee, matthew bartlett, joins me. and the palestinians tell trump, no thanks. >> president trump thinks. >> he can. >> steal our land. >> politician mustafa barghouti says the plan amounts to ethnic cleansing. he joins me from the occupied west bank. then has trump signaled the end of any two state solution? i asked former israeli palestinian negotiator daniel levy, and last but not least. >> it's a. >> it's a pretty small piece of land. >> trump again dangles, annexing all palestinian lands. from my archives, the history of occupation and israel's religious extremist settler movement. and finally, we go to the movies. >> i mean, it's kind of a dream. >> come true for an actor to play such a complicated, interesting person. >> with mikey madison and her career making performance. >> no. >> no, i'm eating my food. >> you're killing me. >> honora welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london. no chance in hell, says a top egyptian official. just statements. no plan. it'll disappear sooner rather th

dutton is building the community space on bartlett street is intended to be taken over by the communityheir use and the use is yet to be decided with them. three retail spaces and the gray spaces the trash pickup dumpster the courtyard is in two levels as one is at the basement level and a portion of the courtyard at the first floor level courtyard is shaped to reflect the courtyard in the v the building which is in gray above the lot line next please . this is where i wish i got my new prescription today so the this is the data for the project. i'd like to reiterate that there were not 47 residential units in the adjacent buildings . there were 17 and we are replacing those with affordable units. the rest of this is just data on the size and the number of one beds and two beds and then a list of the variances and excuse me concessions and waivers. next slide please. >> these are going to be difficult for people to read from the audience but these represent some of the waivers and concessions for the next few slides. this goes to the massing of the building, the height, the limits that

joining us now, matthew bartlett. he was a former u.s.nks for joining us here. now. i know that you've made the point that there have been other efforts in the past to come for usaid, but why is this one different and why does this agency need should continue to stand on its own the way it has? >> yeah. >> ali. >> thanks for having me on. as i said, i was an appointee in the. trump state department. i am still. a republican. >> and there is. truly still a. >> bipartisan call. >> you know, to save lives. >> around the. >> world in. >> america's interest. >> but there's. >> always a lot of conversations. what is the most efficient way of. doing so? again, this. >> is not a charity. >> foreign aid. >> this is advancing. >> american interests. so we should be smart about it. we should want to make sure. >> that every. >> dollar is money, not down a rat hole down a water hole. but right now. >> this is. >> not a conversation around reform. >> this is not disruption. >> this is destruction. we are seeing a massive effort in. >> a. >> very short

joining us now, matthew bartlett, a trump appointee at the state department. back in 2018, which president trump signed. matthew. katty kay has the first question for you, katty. >> so. >> matt, you. >> were involved in bartlett. >> in it. >> had wide. bipartisan support. >> what are members of congress in the republican. party saying about the program? >> because this is. >> one of the. things that made george. >> w bush unbelievably. >> popular in africa. >> democrats have. renewed it. >> president trump himself. you yourself worked on renewing it. >> what are you. >> hearing from. >> republicans on the hill about the state of the program? >> yeah. listen, thanks so much. >> i am. >> a republican. i am a conservative. and there is still bipartisan. >> conservative support. >> for pepfar. but right now, this program, as mika just said, it's in some dangerous. times because of not. >> a lack of support, not. >> a lack of faith, but because of the. >> bureaucracy that. >> has been created by this pause. >> secretary rubio. >> has been a. >> champion. >> and now

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