keep that jolts level of the state department official has now also helps blow the lead on usa i d. mike bens speaking with tucker carlson, detailed agencies role in creating tales. i'm toppling documents worldwide. has one recent example that he highlighted they saw the l g b t population to a to bangladesh. she ethnic minority groups and young students and student groups who had already been protesting that earlier that year because of the big some, a local, local politics issue there. and, and they noted, you know, that at rap music was, was popular and young people were listening to rap music in bangladesh. so what do they do? they, 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 upsid

updates on the latest the meantime, this new laptop and the reservations of marching about usa i d, mike buttons, a former state department official has now given detailed examples of the agencies efforts to gain influence and even toppling government. basically there was a conflict around around the constructive u. s. military base in the region, which is very common conflict that we have often times foreign countries don't like having a big fat us military base installed, you know, on they don't want for exhibits on their soil. let's just say it really is vital to us national interest to build that military base in bangladesh to counter chinese influence. and the bangladesh of prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to do resume change, predict space of allegations coming out. now from like benz this up for my us state department official who says the old way back in 2018. the state department had a document about how we could possibly look at shifting the lines in bangladesh. now what he was referring to specifically, that is that story

i was ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been meeting a speaker, mike and johnson at the capital in the washington d. c. mike johnson, the speaker of the us congress on thursday has also matched the senate majority leader john tool on a bipartisan group of senators that's at yahoo is on an extended trip to the us. but he's been trying to show up support in the you administration, president trump hostem that's in yahoo at the white house. on tuesday, the weather us deputies special envoy to the middle east as has ball up must not be part of lebanon's new government speaking often meeting the liberties president of baby boot. morgan. i'll check us, said washington has set clear red lines against the group. the head of hezbollah is blocked in parliament, so that the statements constitute a blatant interference and lebanese sovereignty. zanna called her reports from davids. this is the 1st visit by a trump administration official to be route morgan ortega the new deputy special envoy for the middle east, arrived a few weeks after 11 on elected a new president and appointed a new prime minister outside t

all right, that sounds as here as mike can a lie for us from washington d. c. thanks so much mike. earlier the new us defense secretary pete hex, is told a nato meeting it's unrealistic for ukraine to return to its pre $24.00 borders. 2014 borders, pardon me, and for it to join nato. if it once towards the end exits remarks where the clear indication yet on the new us administration's position on ukraine and on its security relations with the hash in mind about it, it reports from brussels, a fix for natal numbers. this was a crucial moment. the old $1.00 to $2.00, he was a new us defense secretary, how to say about ukraine on his 1st official trip abroad order. the u. s. has been the largest supplier financial and committed to support for ukraine. ne, to n d, a u strongly believe supplying more cash and weapons to keep is the best way to end the war. but the us under trump, things differently. we want like you, a sovereign and prosperous ukraine. but we must start by recognizing that returning to ukraine's pre 2014 borders is an unrealistic objective. chasing this, illusionary goa

mike cannot live for us from washington d. c. thanks so much mike. the united nations is also reacted to the latest developments on the gaza cease fire. deal. gabrielle is auto joins us from the un headquarters in new york. gabe, how worried our diplomats about what's going on and what this all means. but the gotta cease fire deal going forward. well, quite frankly, very worried. and that's because if this cease fire deal were to collapse, it would be catastrophic for the un and their agencies in guys are that are trying to deliver aid to the so many people that need it. the most clearly the us watching this very closely and we're getting signals from the deputy spokes person for the secretary general signals that this deal must hold. and this is a little bit more of what he had to say. we want to make sure that all parties abide by their stated agreements under the cease fire, and it's crucial that they uphold all of the relevant aspects of the agreement. and all the relevant time lines. are you implying that there was a violation of what was no, wh

d. 's most controversial activities. mike spence sat down with tucker carlson, detaining a number of times when the agency for men to decalle some type of governance. hey, he highlights events and bind to the us last summer. basically there was a conflict around the, around the contract in the us military base in the region which a very common conflict that we have often times foreign countries don't like having a big fat us military base installed, you know, on they don't want for insurance on there, so let's just say it really is vital to us national interest to build that military base in bangladesh to counter chinese influence and the bangladesh, the prime minister doesn't want to do it. it is our foreign policy planners decide . we need to do resume, change the allegations about us say id. just keep on coming. a few months ago when protesting gulf finally dashed, forcing the p. m to flee for her life. she said the us was behind them. i could have remained impala. if i had surrendered the sovereignty of saint martin islan

wonderful, let us state department official has been key and exposing some of us say i d, 's most controversial activities. mike then sat down with john this tucker carlson, detailing a number of times when the agency cemented kale. i'm even toppled governments here . he highlights events in bunker dash last summer. basically, there was a conflict around around the constructive u. s. military base in the region, which is very common conflict that we have often times foreign countries don't like having a big fat us military base installed, you know, on they don't want for insurance on there. so let's just say it really is vital to us national interest to build that military base in bangladesh to counter chinese influence. and the bangladesh of prime minister doesn't want to do it. is our foreign policy planners decide. we need to do regime change the allegations it by us say id, just keep on coming. a few months ago when protesting gulf finally dashed, forcing the pm to flee for her life, she said the us was behind them. i could have remained impala if i had surrendered the sovereignty of saint martin island and

d. c. thanks so much mike. all right, let's go now to have this in which was joining a slide from jordan's capital i'm on. honda was king, abdullah is approach to president trump's proposed takeover of guys. i mean, what is it we've seen thus far as a result of the meeting that took place between trump and king of the the well, in a post on x, formerly known as twitter or king. abdullah said that he reiterated jordan's position and the era position in the region against displacing palestinians from gaza, saying that they are unified in this approach. and that it's not going to happen. and that he stressed that to the american president. he also said that he's urging for de escalation in the occupied westbank, fearing that it could spiral out of control wider into the regional. remind our viewers that there's been a complete siege and the northern part of the occupied westbank were more than $35000.00 palestinians have been displaced at mid ongoing is really military activity there. but when it comes to gaza, th

law that dictates how usa i d spends money to make sure that we're counter counter in chinese influence inside africa. and according to former state department official, mike bens applique has long been usa. i. d is playground of nurturing, loyal and geo is to so k off and defending us interests at any cost. us special forces even released a 2021 instruction manual, detailing a hypothetical situation in which they could work with the state department to destabilize chinese investment in west africa. the scenario involves agitating workers of chinese firms to strike through labor unions and media campaigns with the goal of creating a crisis that forces the local government to reject the chinese development projects. and it was to destabilize the country to bring the mines to bring the factories to bring all the chinese production in the region to a halt. and to put all these africans out of jobs and to bring the truck, the african government effectively to a stand still at the same time in their own special forces. manual, a call for support from us aid to provide the same striking miners, alternative jobs. and this is a way of our diplomacy in 2021, and th

mike can attend insignificant stuff in the seas for d as between how much this room how much seem defiance is reduce these by the cost of the periods size of b, which is really some of these really been waiting for 16 months shortly after seems of started patients and for the infinity units in central kaiser as relatives work in the process of policy presented release from is really present on the conditions with terrible no food, nothing to drink, no medicine. i set for 24 hours a day for 40 days, straight, and cooked and blindfolded. i wasn't allowed to go to the bathroom or anything as part of the ceasefire deal as well as we use 183 policy prisoners. most of them were arrested after that to be 7 some who been in prison for decades made through 20 bucks to cause the other policy new prisoners were forced to delay their homecoming. instead, going to hospital to treat serious medical conditions or bothering him to the left shoulder while your social is the feelings that i cannot describe. i am very happy . i am elated at having my son released up to 14 months of detention by these really

democrats, will they find a way to, to give organizations like usa, i d, a saving grace, and how much input will they have? i think mike johnson would laugh if he heard you describe him as a moderate to uh, that's a good question. i think that the democrats are utterly powerless right now, even though they have a they have a minority of, of, you know, they're, they're just a minority by something like 3 or 4 seats of house representatives. and they're minority by 3 or 4 seats in the, in the us senate. but i think that we're not going to hear much from the democrats for the next 2 years. it was trying to get something done. it's just, i'm wondering if we heard one note about that we're kind of talking about, if us a id is cold, it's going to mean the likes of russia on, on china are going to get more influence around the world. will that argument tickled? i think among democrats, yes it will. but the truth is that that's not, that's not really the situation that we see on the ground. the reason russia and china, especially china, are so successful in other countries around the world is because they spend so much of thei

charlie: fox weather meteorologist mike sigh del seidel joinsus now from a snow d boston.re you going to go sledding? >> reporter: we've got the sledders going down the hill here, mom and son, young son. not going too fast but making it down fairly slowly. we have had 4 to 5 inches in the boston area. the airport is up and running, they're di de-icing it's still slowing. they canceled some flights out of low dan. logan. 5 to 6 6% canceled out of the airports around new york city. it's 25 right now, wind chill is 14. it may get up to freezing. the rest of the week we've got three more storms in the pipeline, the tuesday storm mainly south of new york, philly, d.c., baltimore, richmond, roanoke, that general area, tuesday, tuesday night. next chance for snow in boston and new england will be wednesday night and thursday then there's another storm next weekend. so if you like fast moving storms and winter weather, you've come to the right week here in february. meanwhile, as i promised the control room, we've got to go down on the sled. here we go. griff: there he goes. there

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d. c. i've just been reading through some of the details fairly sent on the ground so far. what more do we know about this, mike? as well, we know that it was a us troops spaced in africa, which base is not quite certain. we heard that social media a message from president trump, in which he said, confirmed that as a killing had taken place, he said multiple, i still members had to be killed. and he also said in the social message that this is a message to what he calls carrier, to surround the world that we will find you and we will kill you. now there was also a release from the new secretary of defense, p, texas. he says the same that the attack was carried out with no civilian injuries at multiple deaths occurred during the operation. however, he also adds that this is a signal that the military will continue to conduct this type of operation around the globe. while he adds conducting robust operations back in the united states, so the new secretary of defense attempting to portray a military he combines as a body that is operating both on the us voters and against what he calls terrorist elements in other

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administer my colleague, mike a quite che, in an exclusive interview with the official discussing the weekends peace conference and the reasons for the ongoing crisis. and the d. c. or there was any ice story goes summit between the african community and the subject south africa and development community towards the 1st of its kind. and. busy the outcome will be some, it was important because now it gives us a way or way out to this crisis with the ceasefire that was requested by the summit, then political dialogue through the one that you will be process. and then the folks that it talks between uh the government of google and them $23.00. i think we, we are not in the new momentum. busy and we hope that the region, the countries of the region including dwanda ideas. so, you know, now does we continue supporting this process in other 12 long lasting peace and it's in the president could gotten a has also demanded that the d r. c. recognize local people's rights. can you help clarify what specific rights you believe the d r c most recognize to resolve the ongoing tensions and how does rolanda planned to facilitate this recognition? we have in this, in the r c

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d. the and grateful have managed to under cut competitors prices allegedly, due to generous government subsidies. another factor in determining the sectors future us import tariffs that the trump administration, mike levy complicating german companies, access to another major market. now to the middle east and the militant group from us is expected to name 3 hostages today that it will release this weekend as part of the ceasefire. deal with israel that has paused hostilities in gaza. the smallest days of uncertainty in which israel threatened to scrap the deal after him, us accused the government, the benjamin netanyahu of failing to live up to its commitments. meanwhile, people in gaza are struggling to survive. is due to body of refuge account in northern garza or what's left of it. one's home to thousands of palestinians. 15 months of is of devastating more have destroyed homes, neighborhoods, nice memories. displaced and exhausted. residents return home with this literally to help them cope with a devastation. hello, how ya? of the life is unbearable. we go to sleep and to use and we wake up in t is no one to. no one is even offered us a profit team or the top pool and for shelter. when it ra

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say i d, a lot of donald trump or fortunately, pastor slash and burn the agency, stuff and infrastructure worldwide, taking it stuff, count of 10000 down to just 300. my colleague mike a quarter, i spoke with directors deputy you when rep dimitria party and see about the agencies activities. he says to find the us a id has been supporting and sponsoring ukrainian media issues. and now the piece of proof that p a is the fact. so run by washington. well, that's just shameful sedation for you. great, and of course, and it's under bins our arguments that ukraine doesn't have the sovereignty of. it's often so media and on this, on the territory. we clearly see that this is a projects of the united states to enter russia. this project was launched in 2014 . now we see that it was uh, it was fully uh, uh, fully financed by the us 8. i think that a lot of people who were writing comments in the social networking, for example, the allies. that's all these boy agreeing and bots. that's the way of harassing them. they are now somehow idle. it means that they were also in the payroll of the us 8. and though a lot of things, so of course come to you mind. so when you analyze the

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