(applause) >> narrator: at the center of the struggle, tibet's exiled buddhist leader, the dalai lamades, has been the living symbol of resistance to china. >> namkyi: ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> narrator: as a child, namkyi watched as protests against china escalated. (men shouting) >> (speaking tibetan): >> narrator: in 2008, protests by monks led to widespread demonstrations that were violently put down by chinese authorities. (people shouting) >> namkyi: ♪ ♪ >> narrator: after the crackdown, some tibetans resorted to extreme acts of protest. (people screaming) human rights organizations say around 160 tibetans have burned themselves alive since 2009. despite china's tight control, occasionally footage of these protests has surfaced. this one, from 2012, shows 22-year-old ngawang norphel and his friend. >> (speaking tibetan): ♪ ♪ >> namkyi: >> narrator: in 2015, she started her own protest outside a monastery in the town of ngawa. >> namkyi: ♪ ♪ >> narrator: the protest was filmed and later posted online. >> namkyi: ♪ ♪ >> narrator: she was 15 at the time. the police arrested her, and she was charg

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a lot them are muslims, but most of them are buddhist. and i meet with a leader so that i can try discourage the abuse by the buddhists who are a majority of the others, and all the men around the table will tell me they are all men, the leaders of these different denominations, that they treat women equally, and then they pause for a few minutes and say, but differently. and it definitely means that a woman is not legally abused because she's a woman. but not given equal opportunity to. serve god in their own of god. so i think that this kind of abuse takes place all over the world by select gifts. excerpts from whatever religious text you use to assist yourself with which they worshiped bigger that is god. in our case uh. mr. president, i've been traveling as a journalist in the middle east since 1980, and keep going back. but one of the memories that i have that's strong is 1981. after assassination of, anwar sadat, with whom you worked so courageous early and effectively on the camp david agreement and in egyptian, said to me after sa

it fosters unit i and harmony between communities as buddhists, hindus, muslims, and christians gathero display their cultural heritage. >>> former trump adviser steve bannon pleads not guilty, and a pot grower's lawsuit. those are some of the headlines we're following on the "morning newsstand." "the boston globe" says in a first of its kind case, a western massachusetts cannabis farm is suing a neighboring farm over pesticides. river valley growers in hatfield claims that norse farms, which grows berries and root vegetables, ruined thousands of pound of marijuana in 2022 by spraying chemicals that hurt its crop. it said it was prevented from growing marijuana in 2023 and 2024 it estimates loss of $17 million. norse farms done respond when asked for a comment. >>> "the kansas city star" says a local sports reporter who died in new orleans while covering the super bowl may have been drugged by a suspect who's now in custody. adan manzano, sports reporter for telemundo in kansas city, missouri, was found dead in his hotel last wednesday. police arrested a woman on friday on fraud and th

i put holds on the programs to find atheism, tibetan buddhist monks, litigation against catholic countries in latin america for lgbtq, they got way off the core mission. you don't throw the core mission out, the baby with the bathwater. it goes back to the marshall plan here in this country. my dad was a bombardier on a b-17 that bombed the nazis. the marshall plan was the best thing we did to avoid another hitler's rising from the ashes, and then the food for peace program in 1961 president kenny signs the executive order to put usaid into law, congress authorizes it. why was it developed? to counter the soviet union in the cold war. when done right, we use it to counter the ccp primarily, but russia as well, and to provide stability in fragile nations like africa from the breeding of terrorists. lindsey graham and i introduced a global fragility act to counter our adversaries and terrorism and also. >> one of the legs of this stool has been dismantled. >> i am ok with it being moved under state department. especially given the abuses. >> the implementation of this seems to wreak havoc on

is this living, breathing furnace and buddhist thoughts? mindfulness helps transform the suffering we own experience and the world beyond palm village transformation is urgency needed. the science suggests that natural disasters are they coming more frequent and more intense due to global warming. the suffering cost is immense. 2 weeks before i arrived at plum village, getting a neighboring countries with hips by tyson yankee, hundreds of thousands of people were displaced under the 800 account. i was so shocked to see so many people dying. the bodies, sisters town. yeah. and try my tongue of being deeply affected. i'm not then getting them, but i can feel the suffering. i can feel the pain the most. as a monastic. we learn how to, for a suffering, how to connect with suffering, but not being swept away by suffering. does the suffering of all these people and there's also the suffering of the us. and i wondered what's if i thought about what mother i is saying to humanity. i think she has been trying to wake us up for a long time. i have th

the day of remembrance is hosted by the outreach committee at buddhist church., professors, and historians spoke of the history of the executive order signed by then president franklin d. roosevelt in 1942 and honored survivors of the camps. a woman shared with us why it's important for her to remember this dark time in history. >> my parents were born in california. they were public high school students when they were forced to leave their homes and go to concentration camps. i learned about it when i was 8 years old. i was shocked. >> the theme for this year's commemoration is women activists leading change. speakers highlighted the asian american women activists and their influence in political and social movements. the actual day of remembrance is this wednesday. >>> after the break, creating a positive space, we'll introduce you to the oakland rapper hoping to take hip-hop beyond negative stereotypes in a minute. >>> now you can get your kpix news, weather, and live stream all in one place these hands care for the herd. my hands need to be tough and sensiti

no player has as many in their 1st 50 buddhist leave. your matches with 5 will be circle coming again said today's opponents you know, sometimes you have opponents that you saw him all goals, events and all those. and uh, yeah, we played a couple of games, you know, home and away. now we've had 2 good performances a against them, so um, yeah, for me, whoever i play, i try and help the team with with goals and it was nice to get a couple today. india have crushed england by 150 runs in this some final teas. wincy internationally moved by passing 1st the indians a mess to 7 for 9 and they 20 of is, i'd be sick. show them at the man of the moment for the host. they seem to 6 is says a new record for most 6 is an a t 20 i for india. objects 135 is also now the highest individual school on india investment in t 20 odds and for good measure. it also helped himself to, to work. i think the just monitoring savings and using the c o y a bit to the n b a with a is news of a blockbuster trade involving 2 of the biggest stalls impulse could pull mul

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eventually that australian women born and ends broke, who had married assembly and doctor you would have buddhist. that'd be rich surgical chief with the medical faculty inside griffin. for 3 years, she had to collaborate, has arranged the rescue. so being children from correlation concentration camps. it's estimated that between 12 and 15000 children was saved the piano, but the savvy of which was undoubtedly the key figure behind the whole operation. the interest some believes that a venture on that scale couldn't have one without the knowledge and consent of correlations. leadership, including those who step in auction self, the, the countertops organization can for the children it's needed was none other than stepping up children from camps with us taken to church shelters, and red cross collection centers. and then to correlation families. for that reason, this woman's her like data must be taken with an inch of self suspicion. possessed that the anna, perhaps unknowingly, was merely being used to realize that proclaimed, honestly, that one said would not be slaughtered or expelled, converte

people really appreciate you coming in to say is it out, is it an alvin buddhist? thank you very much indeed. thank you very much. i'll start ahead and i'll do 0 or dies as approach as march through central london condemning donald trump is planned to move the palestinians as him guys plus for you and chief ones against the regional warrant officer of the london fox fighters seems a 2nd provincial capital in democratic republic of congo, and also secured a crucial results in the race to win the english premier lead stifle at least could it be here with days for the color of the weather is looking a little dotted and damp across so many parts of the middle east think every year class traveling saudi arabia, we've had a few spots of frontier and kata was assigned a possibility. as we go on through somebody, i think the heaviest rain will be the central pass. oh for us saturday we have got some other wet weather pushing across eastern pods, so i'll be rocking to q weight and some snow as it runs in across the arabian mountain. let me watch bright as we go on through m

and now we're seeing that the new administration facing the 2014 buddhist, unrealistic. and this will, this is to key of spain will goals less secretary defense who's actually be made a statement today saying that he thinks is unlikely, or impractical. i think probably that's true. i think long before pressing a button, as i said, there's no way that allow that this has been going on for many, many years. and they've been saying that for a long time that ukraine cannot go into nato, then can i'm, and i'm ok with that. i just want the word whether they are there or not, but i, it certainly would seem to be that most people have said that that is something that's not going to well, i think page said today that that's the unlikely, right? we must start by recognizing that returning to ukraine's pre 2014 borders is an unrealistic objective. chasing this, illusionary goal will only prolong the war and cause more suffering. it certainly would seem to be unlikely. they took a lot of land and they fought for that land and they lost a lot of uh they lost a lot of soldiers, but it

this done with jade extraction is helping to boost the local economy. afghanistan, it's one of the buddhist countries in the world. for the disorders this bed across it's rocky landscape. i'd estimate that to be worth a trillion done this resource, this like these blocks of date of the workers and machines deployed at this mine in the eastern gosh, that district has been extract, especially if jim stone, the biggest customer of this minus china with drop shade is exported, hold the significance other on the no technicians capable of processing change to the international market while it's sent from here to china, where it's processed into products, the international market. it's used to make jewelry such as bracelets and rings and so on. doing that at the bottom of the letter, somebody which is what i select from, i think so, asked the question was got guides, but that the bond they have done to regional countries willing to work with them. china is one of the biggest invest us russian and the dog and investors have also signed mining licenses. this was the square, the committee, instructio

the serious into emilita pay is ready to re drew his countries buddhist, to make concessions to israel, and took care of the golden heights on the items on dress of reach and have been a full one. and the side of relations between the nations is the previous authorities in damascus have classified as syrian church occupied by as well. i'm to chia how what's up now. the country is new. interior ministry has reduced them up, which no longer has them within its folders. so this new outcomes, despite previous statements by the end from need to ship cooling. so as well as withdrawal from the government heights. the acting president even publicly stated earlier this week. but it's too early to talk about the normalization of relations with tennessee due to this territorial dispute. and we want peace with all parties . but there is great sensitivity regarding these riley matter in the region, especially after the big was that took place and that they have been occupying a syrian region called the golan. and since 1967 we entered damascus only 2 months ago. and there are many priorities in fro

the newly weds also took part in a buddhist blessing. while unimportant pillow have tied culture as the country side to integrate same sex couples into society and cements itself as a regional sign to rate of equality. you're watching the news show your love and stay with us. the day starts right after that, the saving our so much of germany's farm land is depleted and needs help. young farmer sar, answering the calls and experimenting with new props. sustainable practices, and speak a logical diversity. in 45 minutes on d w. the if you like history, but with the side of culture, travel and control to see this one to i might just do it and i'm a single fuck us that will affect the wow side to back into a everyday life. we're going to dig up to the, on the everyday things around us and where did they come from when, why did they have all the time? we can just search for the data trace amounts wherever you listen to this morning at 1020 i went to a sick man's and 54 years old. he did everything he could to make me understand that i had to

but really what this is, sammy is an about face and us policy a standing reversal from the binding buddhist ration which sought to isolate russia . now what we're seeing is the exact opposite a bit of a cozying up if you will. and really what this is, is not really a shift, but donald trump, besides you know, bite and never tried to in the warren ukraine. and that's the exact opposite of what donald trump claims he's trying to do. but again, this is sort of alarming to not only democrats here in washington, but of course us allies like europe, for example. because what their fear is that uh, just like uh, vladimir zaleski himself is. that is what this looks like is that you pray that is potentially coming very close to losing a trusted allies the united states. all right, thanks so much. kimberly. how could that many ukrainians are expressing dismay at washington shift towards russia. charles stratford has been speaking with people in keys, winter and ukraine seems particularly big to this year. made was perhaps quite a cold realization. the tree is off, the rush is full scale invasion. the

come in for china and it's then mixed up here in mexico by taught thousands smuggling over the buddhist vit. trying to get to grips with that. oh, so another big thing obviously is migration. and she's already pointed towards what mexico has been doing. we've seen it. well, mexico does actually is when people get over the boat in here from guatemala, then they little by little sense, or is people on buses back to the very start the route at in mexico. we met assigned me that happened to them full of times and they said we brought would be to put it back to our country, venezuela. thing carry on. it's just those flights weren't available. so mexico's already been implementing strategies with this. i'm sure the as part of that cool with president trump, she would have talked about that because she's, it's a message the president showing them has been trying to have a time to us authorities. we are working on these things. we are willing to share with you what she's have for frame has been, has been quote, the nation noticeable the nation. and i'm sure she'll be very keen to continue to sh

hi me, my buddhist dining bye for us. the so honey. first of all, what more we heard from gaza about this body that was re to of the whole earlier this morning. nick, there wasn't an official, a statement by how mass and here a lot of speculation is or what might have gone wrong. the one might have happened to the body of the is really female cop does. a guy was not until an official statement by the media government office that it started with laying down on the narrative and the statements. and the many of the rates made by this rated prime minister. and it went on to see if that the body and the remains of the body of the female caps was found, mixed with the bodies of other people under the rubble of the building that was relentlessly bonds by multiple ears. try extend, and dogs off. and this is just an indication of what have happened in the past 15 months. the relentless bombardment can begin to target and not only the, the physical outlook of the doctor. many people who were killed were removed from under the rubble of, from ins

they shall know. besides the only buddhist who they say they will follow the constitution. well, they haven't followed it before. don't follow it today and will not follow it. despite the president zalinski being a guarantor of the constitution, violations of the law happen every day. there is not freedom of speech. i mean the several channels show what's right and honest. the demo deal is i'd say, where is the de mobilization you promised to the people? it's a major problem if the government outright lies to those protecting the country. if you don't know what you are voting for and that's a problem, it doesn't absolve you of responsibility. you will be beaten later, beaten by fathers, whose 18 year old children are being mobilized, beaten by husbands. when a woman who came through ministry service to become part of civil society is then being taken to the front line. and finally, we have the woman who is always the bridesmaid, never the bride. she has been trying for decades. it seems to us even in prison, but came out flooding, but still failed. so when people's hearts w

and she said the basic commodities, buddhist managers in clothing are getting in it. all right, but the realtor laser having with medical equipment in particular, there are simply are not the, those are facing large delays. other tools use items that israel as, as classified as duly used, are also teasing delays or denial. and then of course there's challenges with just the equipment that is really using and the number of scanners, but they have how quickly they didn't video scan those products. so certainly need a scale enough of the equipment in order to facilitate move, move in to the restrictions that have prevented. stop life saving in the sense for getting in right to of china. low funding will lead to refugee camps on palestine. thanks for joining us. literally i, my colleague nick clock spoke to see how my spokesman summer, how does he owe us to him about trump's plan to clear the policy and some garza and the cease fire agreement. and it's important to understand that if you do decide to transfer the product, stevens from them that you are creating a new and

a lot of our beloved buddhist village press your should be the care for my students. for less i'm $92.00. let me find you my pleasure by the bandits comprising whom i'm the members operated into the loose until the mid 19 fifties. one of the last, the adults who mama units run by combustion was eliminated in 1953 foot. some individuals continued to commit acts of cetera. the last was arrested in 1954, almost 10 years of the victory. the the, the very important found ation has been laid for dialog, respectful, equal dialog, dialog based on mutual understanding. we clearly see this mindset no man full of the history books, russia, i mean, he was told that clouds tying up a meeting in the, it posted by saudi arabia. the 2 sides spoken a wide range of issues, probably normalization of biological ties to p. ukraine. meanwhile, the us described with russia as a to take them not, not the table in reality, it's not him is the landscape, but i didn't stop him from travelling to all the countries in the region including took here work goals previous.

least, because any party that gets below the 5% threshold of the total vote gets knocked out of the buddhist -- of the bundestag. that rewrites what's possible for coalitions. you see some support for the cdu dwindle and support for smarty -- for smaller parties raised and you have a fractured system going into this weekend that would make these coalition talks more difficult at a time where we have had two years of consecutive contraction in germany where things need to get done. tom: so we look down the pecking order at smaller parties to see if they can get across the line. oliver crook outside the chancellery for us breaking down and setting us up with a preview of that vote. oliver crook will be part of that. a special program when polls closed sunday live from berlin. the group of seven is struggling to agree on a draft communiquÉ to mark three years since russia's invasion of ukraine. the financial times is reporting the u.s. is opposing calling russia the aggressor, threatening to derail a traditional show of unity and also to derail the truth arguably. a national security advisor pu

i also uncovered the department had spent $500,000 to advance atheistin nepal where buddhists is the predominant religion. what does that have to do with u.s. abroad. the human international group that they gave money to, the $500,000, the ceo called the catholic church, an institution you should ashamed to be involved with. our taxpayer dollars to condemn the catholic church. again, as a catholic, i find that extremely offensive. and then the one we've heard so much about, $20,000 for drag shows and drag work shops in ecuador? whether chairman, i have seen the video you sent out. it is utterly disgusting to the american taxpayer that we are funding that kind of behavior. all of these programs gave usaid a black eye. and that's unfortunate because you go back to the marshall plan, really, the genesis for thinking about usaid, the marshall plan was one of the most successful programs we endeavored in after world war ii to make sure that hitler never rose from the ashes again. the suit for peace program you discussed, the american farmer benefits from this, extremely successful. why wa

but the rest of us get it which is why people support a trump and buddhist swift.uld write a breakup song about that. tonight's guests! he has many talents and that leather i sent him. coast of the guy benson show guy benson! his comedy special went to number 1 at gitmo, comedian host of the... podcast jim norton! she is way past a dual meaning more kat for you. "new york times" best-selling author fox news contributor kat timpf! and finally the national weather service name when you sneeze, "new york times" best-selling author fox news contributor tyrus! guy, if i may call you that, what is up, guide? >> i am wearing it, per your request. >> greg: thank you. what a difference of four years, eight years makes. they are cheering him. it is kind of surprising this is the first time a president has been to a super bowl. >> i feel like if i were president that would be my number 1 thing. i would say the campaign was awful, people hate me, there were threats against me, i am going to a super bowl. and nobody had done it before this guy and i was not certain he would get

good letters to the president as deals decides that the eastern buddhist or for europe must lead to the eastern border of dealers as well. so my question is to general kayla and all the penalties and how we make sure that the bills will be given a solution price to fortune. and what does your belt oppose say it was really just the made. so the question of who's continuing to conduct the terror and the direct our country into the war and to put them. thank you. general collab builders has already been uses upon. and when you look at the villages it's some of the tax basically emanated. then unfortunately, it was a lot of resistance within galleries of that and it said the 2 out a week partner, but it's still our partner of russia right now. when you talk about expansion of it, i think what you have to do is there's like anything else and ideas has because we're not talking always in a large general contact with you can a piece regression. okay, and that's because i keep grab coming back to the challenges, said then what they should ministration. the probably the question was, what did yo

community members in san jose gathered sunday at buddhist church to commemorate the mass incarceration00 japanese americans during world war ii. this year's theme, activists leading change highlighted the japanese american redress movement and encouraged young people to engage in social and political change. >> my parents were born in california. they were public high school students when they were forced to leave their homes and go to concentration camps. i learned about it when i was 8 years old. i was shocked. >> hosted by the outreach committee, the event marks the lead up to the official day of remembrance which is this wednesday. >>> staying in santa clara county, the santa clara office of education announcing layoffs due to financial constraints and concerns over top heavy management. impacted staff will be notified by march 15th. follows scrutiny over the superintendent's high salaries for executive assistants. the department is reallocating resources to support classrooms. >>> now over on the map to san francisco this morning skate boarders have more room to ride. it opens ove

it happens at 530 tonight, starting at the san jose buddhist church.of remembrance is officially this wednesday. meanwhile, pro-palestinian demonstrators shifted their focus in san francisco yesterday, instead taking aim now at the trump administration. they've been calling for an immediate ceasefire and an arms embargo on israel for more than a year now. but groups like this, the palestinian youth movement, protested against president trump himself. they say they're doing that because of the president's recentt comments calling for clearing out gaza's 2 million residents and then saying the u.s. should take over and develop the area. they see it as a threat to ethnically cleanse gaza and illegally seize the territory. we're here to send a message to the governments of jordan and of egypt that they need to stand with the masses of their people and their countries and say no to the ethnic cleansing plan of palestinians to remove, remove them from their land. the president had suggested those two countries could take in palestinians. meanwhile, the u.s.

didn't know a whole lot about it, but he was very sympathetic to islam he believed that he was almost buddhist in his sense, that an individual had defied and a way of being trained of inner peace. and he thought a lot about that and he wrote a lot about that. he founded what, he called ashrams, which were really so that people could live a lifestyle where they could they could they could achieve kind of calm that he in. so i think that his use of nonviolence was rooted in his religious although ecumenical religious temperament where he developed of the techniques of nonviolence was south africa he went to south africa south africa originally because he didn't succeed as a lawyer in bombay. and i describe all of this in the chapter on gandhi, the titans of the 20th century. and he went there to represent muslim business man who needed somebody who could speak both english. he could. and gujarat, which was his native language and their native language. he he stayed there for two decades. and he became a of the indian community. the indian community was against because white south resented fact

when you have religious nationalist movements like the hindu nationalist movement in india or the buddhistionalist movement in myanmar, majority groups will often claim that they are being persecuted, but that then can become a pretext for them persecuting actual minority groups. it's striking that, given the widespread realities of anti-semitism and islamophobia and, as you said, mosques and synagogues tend to be have more attacks than churches per capita. there's no task force on rooting out anti-semitism and islamophobia. instead, this is enshrining christian privilege in our society. >> okay, so in this context, then, how donald trump might use the sense of persecution, possibly to persecute others? what are you worried about most here? >> well, i'm especially worried about the federal government going after people that are perceived to have anti-christian bias. it's striking that this is being led out of the department of justice. i am worried that they are going to encourage christians to think that they are persecuted, to encourage christians who might feel that they are being unfai

he was almost buddhist in the sense that individual had to find a way of being tranquil, of inner peace. so that people could live a lifestyle where they could achieve the kind of calm that he believed in. his nonviolence was rooted in his religious temperament. where he developed the techniques of nonviolence was in south africa. he went to south africa originally because he didn't succeed as a lawyer in bombay, and i describe all of this in the chapter on gandhi in "the titans of the twentieth centur " ." and he went there to represent muslim businessmen who needed somebody who could speak both english, as he could, and his native language and their native language. he stayed there for two decades and he became a champion of the indian community. the indian community was discriminated against because white south africans resented the fact that indians would comment become very effective business people with them out of business. the south african government that very difficult to change legislation, and when they didn't, violence certainly would not have succeeded. the indians wanted

i'm the son of a protestant mother, a father who grew up buddhist, schooled by catholic high school priestsand four jewish college roommates a classic san francisco religious upbringing. >> and while we may say different prayers and celebrate different holidays, i'm always inspired by how our city's faith communities come together around our common values of compassion and service of doing what is right and a fighting for justice. i of course want to thank our amazing speakers my three colleagues in public service who i did the math i have collectively known for almost 70 years. right. i've known you that shorter period of time so yeah lorena in defiance fierce courage standing up for workers in the world's fifth largest economy. >> my law school classmate scott wiener is my closest and tallest friend in san francisco san francisco politics and i will also say thank you for outing me as your political spouse and i have to have a conversation with my wife tonight about that. roberto was my closest ally in the assembly and he was also my best chauffeur and we fought and have fought many, many

but as 40 muslim states, you have hindu states, buddhist states, national religions all around the world right and. the main thesis of this book is so one jewish state, it's like too much to ask we're just one state with collect that where the jewish people have the right of collective self-determination that's it just one never going to be two it's never going to expand. it's the size of new jersey. it's really small. like what? why is the world obsessing one jewish state when there are so states that have national religions? and so that's sort of the point. and the way i look at it like this there israel has has two laws that need to be harmonized and they need to be harmonized in judea and samaria as well. you have the called basic laws, right? that's what calls these quasi constitutional laws. one, basic laws, human dignity. right. which is that every human being doesn't matter religion. you are every human being who is a citizen of the state of israel is entitled to basic human dignity, which includes the rights to to pray to the right, to freedom of worship, freedom of travel freed

you don't need to be a buddhist monk to be a good investor.o get mad or sad when the market punishes you with this behavior, but you can't afford to punish yourself. the market is brutal enough on its own. in other words, your head matters in this game. you need to have it on right every day if you're going to spot opportunities in nagaland. yet so many of us approach the market with, say, let's say, an inferior attitude, an inferior state of mind. our heads are clouded by negative thoughts that genuinely throw us off target, making us do the wrong thing. and we won't pick good stocks this way. so let me be your stock market therapist for a moment. $300 an hour. there are a lot of harmful recurring thoughts that you can have that will mess with your judgment. but the worst of the worst, when you think to yourself, only act sooner or electronic arts. or if only i pulled the trigger on nvidia ahead of that quarter, or if i only stayed short, i could have made a fortune. don't get hung up on the woulda, shoulda coulda. this is a wasted, damaging

. >> i got another and raise question what you know is a buddhist favorite. something was brought up. i want you to raise it you win the republican primary you would welcome president trump into new jersey to campaign with you. i go to you, mr. bramnick because i think that is, it's more notable answer from you than some of your peers. >> here's why. i would do because i respect the office of the presidency, as the president of the united states. he hasn't done just bad stuff. he's done some good stuff. everyone knows i'm not his biggest fan but when a president do something that's good for new jersey, i will support him. but also the only one on this day is tonight who will stand up when the president does something that's not good for new jersey. i don't fear stand up against people in my own party but if the president is going to come into this state to support the republican candidate, i will welcome him. doesn't mean i agree with everything he does or everything he says, and none measures coming in to support me. if i stand up and say hey, listen, i'm no

i also uncovered the department spent 500,000 dollars to advance atheism in nepal where buddhist is a predominant religion. what does that have to do with advancing u.s. interest abroad. the humanist international group that they gave money to, the $500,000, the ceo called the catholic church a institution you should be ashamed to be involved with. our taxpayers' dollars to condemn the catholic church, again, as a catholic, i find that extremely offensive. the one we've heard so much about $25,000 for drag shows and drag work shops in ecuador. mr. chairman i've seen the video you sent out. it is utterly disgusting to the american taxpayer that we are funding that kind of behavior. all of these programs gave usaid a black eye. and that's unfortunate. because you go back to the marshall plan, really, the genesis for thinking about usaid, the marshall plan is one of the most successful programs we endeavored in after world war ii to make sure hitler never rose from the ashes again. the food for peace program that you discussed, the american farmer benefits from this, it's been extremely

atheism in a country or tibetan buddhists is a predominant religion. what does that have to do with advancing u.s. interest abroad? the humanist international group that they gave money to the 500,000, the ceo called the catholic church in an institution you should be ashamed to be involved with. our taxpayer dollars to condemn the catholic church. again as a catholic i find that extremely offensive. and then the one we've heard so much about, $20000 for drag shows in drag workshops in d ecuador. mr. chairman i i've seen the vio you sent out. it is utterly disgusting to the american taxpayer that we are funding that kind of behavior. all of these programs gave usaid a black eye. and that is unfortunate. because, you go back to the marshall plan really the genesis were thinking about usaid. the marshall plan was one of the most successful programs we endeavored in after world war ii, to make sure hitler never rose from the ashes again. the food for peace program sir, that you discuss the american farmer benefits from this. it's been extremely successful