. $20 million for fiscal federalism in nepal. listen to these numbers. this is all fraud. $19 million for biodiversity conservation in nepal. $1.5 million for voter confidence. we want to give them confidence in liberia. $14 million for social cohesion in mali. $2.5 million for inclusive democracies in south africa. $47 million for improving learning outcomes in asia. asia is doing very well. they are doing a lot better than we do in the schools. $2 million to develop sustainable recycling to increase socioeconomic cohesion among marginalized communities in kosovo. and in egypt. we are talking about hundreds of billions of dollars. by the way, i could read this all day long. i could go on all day long and you will see hundreds of billions of dollars and we are doing it. when i saw the social security numbers, i said wow, that is really something. let's go above 100 years old. we have millions and millions of people over 100 years old. we have a very corrupt country, very corrupt country and it is a sad thing to say. we are figuring it out. the good thing

and part of this stuff isn't ,rag shows in ecuador, nepal transit comic books in peru., that is not do anything for my countr y.undi >> jesse: we are funding atheism in nepal that's interesting. >> dana: detective and how democrats are finding ways to funnel money to their causes,ht this may be another place for that. i think they're great things that actually do helomp a president with national security issueso for health diplomacy fr k could be very smart. i get that.co i think putting marco rubio in charge of it as ra smart decision. w if you think about what the bidestran administration was bragging about before they left, they were trying to get as much money out of the door as possible and they was setting it did lots of different things. green energy subsidies. also trans issues, makes no sense. polio, malaria, things like that make a lot of sense? other things make people upset and i could understand why. i think "sesame street" in iraq is not a good use of taxpayer dollars.payenk a i think the pause is appropriate, but marco rubio will be semismart to handle le

and part of this stuff is drug shows in ecuador, atheism in nepal, trans, in peru. does not do anything for my country. >> jesse: we are funding atheism in nepal, that's an interesting one. >> dana: we've been talking a little bit about how democrats are finding ways to funnel money to their causes. and this might be another place for that. i'm okay with a pause. i do think there are some great things that actually do help a president with national security issues for health diplomacy for example it smart. sports diplomacy can be very smart. and we are really the only country in the world that people want to be like anyway. so i get that. i think that putting marco rubio in charge of it is a smart decision. but if you think about what the biden administration was bragging about before they left, they were trying to get as much money out the door as possible, and they were sending it to lots of different things, green energy, subsidy type things, but also trans issues in honduras, that does not make any sense. that just get to harold was talking about, polio, malaria

transgender parades here and spreading atheism in nepal there. the people of nepal need other things other than a godlessness. you know in the last four years i always disagree that people said joe biden is not doing anything. he was doing a lot of harm across this world and in this country. but taking a woke agenda and exporting it to the world and asking us to pay for it. i'm old at this point. i remember you are politically correct or incorrect, you can have a drink and laugh it off now people are saying excuse me, you're woke new since costing all of us money and putting dollar figures behind it. those democrats, if they actually had it, people being denied benefits and going askew, we are all listening, they are dropping f-bombs that you have to censor on the 3:00 in the afternoon show. they are obsessed with donald trump and elon musk who are only trying to do what trump was elected to do, what they all want, to make sure our money as taxpayers is going to things that help americans, that help around the world but it can't be for all this n

on usaid, chinese officials have signaled to countries like nepal and cambodia, others in southeast asia that they are willing to step in because usaid, the plug has been told. what does it mean for the u.s. competition with china if the administration is stopping these soft power levers we have relied on? >> we need full use of all powers in our capabilities. i would argue, i was on face the nation with morgan brennan, she got thrown off rubio's there are abuses within the usaid, i put holds on the programs that fund drag queen chosen ÃÃlitigation, catholic countries in latin america for lgbtq, they got way off the core mission but you don't throw the core mission out the baby out with the bathwater. goes back to the marshall plan here in this country, my dad was a farm hero b-17 he bombed the nazis and the marshall plan was the best thing we did to avoid another hitler rising from the ashes. and then the students for peace program, 1961 president kennedy signs executive order to put usaid in law, congress authorizes it, why was it developed back then to counter the soviet union and the

one easy example that i worked on personally would be the expansion of atheism in nepal with $500,000nts. my colleagues played the game, deny and lie about all of it and make counter accusations even with all of the documents laid directly in front of them. that is what took place. we tried. they would not do it. i know americans are not stupid. they know that there is no value for them in a $100,000 de i survey in ghana. they know that there is not value for them spending $520 million to pay esg consultant to teach people in africa about diamond change. also, what is extremely telling to all of us is the amount of grant recipients who are not asking for waivers. they know that the gig is up and do not even want to try and justify what it is that they have been doing. the way that they were grafting off of americans who are going to work in each and every day. what is not surprising is that my colleagues have tried to lie to american people saying that people are dying. we have for that argument before again and again. my colleagues have said about 10 times at least in this hearing th

here's a good one, $20 million for fiscal federalism in nepal.20 million on teaching federalism to congress in the united states. that would be, like, a step in the right direction. rachel: true. these are just outrageous. but hard for the democrats to defend. this by the way, $47 million to improving learning outcomes in asia when they're kicking off butts in -- [laughter] charlie: yeah. rachel: -- on all the test scores. they're kicking our butts, and we're giving them $47 million to improve their learning outcomes. what about the learning outcomes in and washington, d.c.? those school districts are failing. california shar and whatever this money is going for, whether it's going for stupid programs which it's probably not or washington, d.c. is getting their cut of it. which is why you have democrats in places like virginia and maryland freaking out about the fact that doge is going through it here and cutting some of this spending because they're -- so many of the people that live this if maryland, southern maryland andnorthern virginia rely

. $100 million on initiatives like expanding atheism in nepal? that's what american taxpayers should pay for? transgender operas in colombia? drag shows in ecuador? no way. we have a $36 trillion federal debt. it is a serious threat to the fuhr and security of our nation. we have to spend money. in this executive branch and white house will take the initiative to dig in and find those details and expose them we applaud it. thanks. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] mr. aguilar: that we've seen from donald trump's white house. one thing is clear. with trump and republicans in control, america will be less safe and more expensive. because of an unelected billionaire with controversial ties to china has access to personal information for every american. including potentially tax and social security information. we're less safe because president trump released violent criminals into our communities, some with records of domestic violence, rape and attacking police officers. we are less safe because hundreds of f.b.i. agents are

. $500,000 to expand atheism in nepal. $50,000 to do a transgender operate in colombia. $47,000 to dolbgtq trans comic book in peru. $20,000 to do drag shows in ecuador. shall i continue with more examples? >> certainly. sheems like there could be a review of things. foreign aid is less than 1% of the entire federal budget. we are talking small amounts of money by comparison. >> we are still talking about tens of billions of dollars. if you want to go on the other side of the aisle, samantha powers had a worthy goal, although stupid, said she was hoping to get the amount of foreign aid, u.s. aid dollars it that go to actual aid up to 30 cents on the dollar from 10 cents on the dollar. it that's a major problem we had this agency that's all that goes abroad -- >> i think that -- i think you are talking about the usaid -- >> yes. >> aid agency which is a separate from the state department currently and has about $40 billion worth -- >> likely going to be rolled more closely -- >> tell me about that. that's why i was going. how has the trump administration infield you of plans to dismant

policÍa encontrÓ a 27 migrantes en un hostal, 25 de ellos originarios de la india, una migrante de nepalellos tenÍa escondido un celular con el que pudo llamar a la policÍa para pedir ayuda, a pesar de que los habÍan despojado de pasaportes y telÉfonos. >> con el cual solicitaron la ayuda por medio de la aplicaciÓn mi policÍa. por todo lo anterior, los policÍas detuvieron a la mujer de 53 aÑos de edad y a dos hombres. >> el hostal se ubica dentro de este edificio a unos cuantos pies del zÓcalo de la ciudad de mÉxico y de palacio nacional, donde vive y desde donde gobierna la presidenta de mÉxico. en la planta baja hay una taquerÍa, pero sus trabajadores jamÁs imaginaron lo que pasaba pisos mÁs arriba. >> nunca sospechÉ de eso. hasta se me hizo sorprendente porque pues tan cerca de donde estoy y que pasen las cosas es sorprendente. >> el hostal casa. >> talavera se encuentra en el quinto piso de este edificio, ubicado en el centro de la ciudad de mÉxico. el lugar ha sido cerrado y asegurado por la fiscalÍa capitalina. los detenidos fueron trasladados al ministerio pÚblico, mientras que lo

reciben en promedio 30 personas al dia y son pri principalmente de paises como afganistan, la india y nepale informe. hoy la lider opositora venezolana, maria corina machado, hablo con noticias telemundo tras la decision de la administracion trump de eliminar la proteccion temporal para miles de sus compatriotas. le preguntamos si no cree que la negociacion del gobierno de trump con nicolas maduro legitima el regimen de venezuela. >> aqui no hay ninguna ne negociacion. estados unidos esta haciendo lo que es su. >> su.>> su vision y su prioridad de de rescatar a sus ciudadanos y de dejarle muy claro a maduro los terminos que significa la recepcion de de de las deportaciones de personas involucradas en actos criminales, lo cual ha ocurrido con todos los demas paises de la region. >> paciente bueno, lo invitamos a ver la entrevista completa con maria corina machado en nuestra pagina de internet noticias telemundo punto com . un tiroteo dejo al menos diez muertos y cinco heridos en una escuela en suecia. la policia cree que el atacante es uno de los fallecidos, aunque no descarta que haya mas p

programs like, say, in latin american countries, how to sue catholic governments, promoting atyism in nepal- >> i saw the white house fact sheet on this. >> this is what gave usaid a black eye. i personally believe that usaid has a national security mission. >> right. >> if you go back to its inception in the '60s under president kennedy and the cold war, it was to counter the soviet union. we need to return to the core mission principles. >> right. well, you have been a big supporter of usaid when you were chairman of house foreign affairs. >> right. >> you've talked about the great work that it does around the world, but back to this food aid, i mean, this isn't a theater program, this is food for starving people. how is getting it all locked up in these ports -- i mean, it's the way it's being implemented that has drawn so much shock here. do you think this is being done well? >> well, i think -- so the secretary in response to all of this -- and, by the way, i put holds on all of those programs i was talking about that have nothing to do with the central core mission. however, the secre

según los informes, los migrantes son de india, nepal y el salvador, a quienes los encargados del hoteligratoria? telemundo y los consulados de méxico en san francisco, san josé y sacramento ofrecerán una línea de ayuda. será mañana martes entre las 5 y las 18:00 de la tarde. en pantalla tiene 3 números de teléfono. anote el que le quede más cerca de su hogar. un grupo de profesionales le ayudará a resolver dudas sobre el tema de inmigración y otros temas. la oficina de derecho administrativo de california rechazó un plan desarrollado por la junta de recursos del aire que buscaba reemplazar el uso de combustibles fósiles por otras energías más amigables con el medio ambiente. entre otras cosas, este plan pretendía dar incentivos a las empresas que desarrollen los nuevos combustibles. pero la oficina comentó que el plan no está claro para los involucrados. aunque no todo está cerrado. la junta dijo que va a revisar este reporte y que va a volver a presentarlo. pero son las 17:00 de la tarde con 46 minutos. qué tal si hablamos sobre cómo están las condiciones del tiempo? así es. ahí estam

otros migrantes aseguraron ser originarios de la india. 25 de ellos y una mujer de nepal.nes y pasaportes. >> en ese momento, un hombre que dijo ser ciudadano de el salvador les mencionÓ que llevaban alrededor de 15 dÍas en el sitio y la mujer junto con otros dos sujetos, no les permitÍan salir. >> los policÍas detuvieron a la mujer y a los otros dos hombres encargados del hotel. tambiÉn se asegurÓ una rÉplica de arma de fuego. tambiÉn fueron rescatados dos perros que fueron trasladados a una brigada animal. los 27 migrantes fueron trasladados a un albergue, mientras que los detenidos se encuentran en el ministerio pÚblico y podrÍan ser acusados de secuestro. regreso con ustedes. >> muchas gracias. estamos al tanto de esa investigaciÓn. mientras tanto, el presidente trump recibe hoy en la casa blanca a su homÓlogo francÉs, emmanuel macron. ocurren momentos de incertidumbre en las relaciones con europa. el presidente estadounidense pasa por alto el liderazgo de ese grupo de paÍses mientras busca por su cuenta poner fin a la guerra en ucrania. los dos mandatarios iniciaron e

. $100 million on initiatives like expanding atheism in nepal? that's what american taxpayers should pay for? transgender operas in colombia? drag shows in ecuador? no way. we have a $36 trillion federal debt. it is a serious threat to the fuhr and security of our nation. we have to spend money. in this executive branch and white house will take the initiative to dig in and find those details and expose them we applaud it. thanks. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025]

half a million to expand eight sism in nepal, $50,000 to do a transgender in colombia, $47,000 to dolbgtq trans comic book in peru, $20,000 to do drag shows in ecuador. shall i continue? >> seems like there could be a review of things. foreign aid is less than 1% of the federal budget so we're talking small amounts of money by comparison. >> we're still talking about tens of billions of dollars. and if you want to go to somebody else on the other side of the aisle, samantha powers, had a worthy goal, stupid goal, hoping to get the amount of foreign u.s. aid dollars that go to aid up to 30 cents on the dollar from 10 cents on the dollar. that's a major problem that we have this agency that that's all that goes abroad which the american workers' dollar. >> now talking about the usaid -- >> yes. >> agency which is a separate from the state department currently and has about $40 billion worth -- >> likely going to be rolled more closely under secretary -- >> tell me about that. that's where i was going. has the trump administration informed you of plans to dismantle or significantly sh r

$446000.00 to promote the expansion of atheism in nepal and migration. i know you love this. don't think aren't your americans 14000000 in cash vouchers for migrants. the 1000 border through the state department. yeah, and of course some very important stuff. $47000.00 for a transgender opera in colorado. and you know, we care about representation in use aids those 2. so they spend $55000.00 for a climate change representation. warning about the climate change in argentina and it's must be left by email and eligibility. jordan i was yeah i'm, here's probably one of my favorites. right. i mean, what wrap up on this when we come back to them at $3315446.00 of your money to promote l g, b, t, q in the caribbean. so what does that mean to promote? how do you promote l g b t q in the caribbean? use light on the beach day a day. you know, how does or why do you promote? and how do you get a you get a cocktail in a, in a, in a coconut you to maybe get your cocoa. so let's just say that something, no corruption involved, right? oh and of course, all the money with exactly where it sh

. $100 million on initiatives like expanding atheism in nepal? that's what american taxpayers should pay for? transgender operas in colombia? drag shows in ecuador? no way. we have a $36 trillion federal debt. it is a serious threat to the fuhr and security of our nation. we have to spend money. in this executive branch and white house will take the initiative to dig in and find those details and expose them we applaud it. thanks. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncap.org] >> this afternoon president trump will signn executive order meant to prevent people who are biological- assigned male at birth the taking part in women's or girls sporting events. we'll bring that to you live at c-span at 3 p.m. eastern. watch on the free c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. >> c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funding by these television companies and more. including charter communications. >> charter

high tech. forgetting, is good thing with regard to artificially educated as algorithms to add in nepal is and how we see that practical application and cows and elsewhere. and we can see that it's built on a very good foundation, and mainly the school syllabus had containing 2 very good products, cortez performing, ferrying new because of professional sports in this field. as far as chemistry goes, it's a criminal and it wouldn't let us take to is so far about importance to commodity and we would very much like to see the contribution of chemist each while we economy grow. yeah, we can get around right now we see the foundation is renewed from the chemical industry being that it relates to the group name. and right now there is a national project, it was the support of the ministry. it's based on the liberty of setting of both sealants, clipboard g. we're using a round, we're developing new chemicals technology. we did x, we have managed to come up with a new capitalist solution which are required for reactions used in creating new medicines as well as into that to materials for the 1s

20 million dollars for fiscal federalism and $20 million for biodiversity in nepal. 47 million dollarsrning outcomes in asia. what the hell do i care about? we've got enough problems. and all of this is terminated. we terminated this stuff. by the way, so many others. i could read all night long. but so many were so terrible, and some were actually disgusting. i know you are eating your dinner so i didn't want to. but we are draining the swamp. one of them was $100 million for condoms for hamas. $50 million and $50 million. it was $50 million, then they decided they need more condoms, so it is $100 million. condoms for hamas. that is the good stuff. here is even worse. social security. as you know, generally speaking, people don't live to be over 100 years old. 120, 130, hopefully. but you get near that number, it is like, let's hope we can live a length like this. but here's what we are finding, and these were all found by these computer geniuses. i asked elon, what trick -- they started off with 12 guys and then they had 30 guys and then they had 57 guys. now they have over 100 guys.

>> let's listed off, half a million dollars in nepal, $50,000 to do a transgender operative in columbia $20,000 to do drag shows in ecuador. shall i continue? >> it seems like there could be a review of foreign aid as you know is less than 1% of the entire federal budget so we are talking small amounts of money by comparison. >> we are still talking about tens and tens of billions of dollars. >> congress and mast will be a guest tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. tens and tens of billions of dollars is just a small amount of money, like several apartment buildings. [laughter] >> i >> to some people that israel money money. >> exactly. by the way, looking forward to this phone call expected with donald trump and justin trudeau of canada any moment now. around 3:00, the second phone call will be happening at this after mexico came to an agreement with the president over what was described as a good phone call to send 10,000 soldiers to the southern border, mexico. and in return caught a pause on the tariffs so we will see what happens with canada but we are told by a senior canadian official e

half a billion dollars to expand atheism in nepal, $50,000 to do a transgender operation in colombia, to do an lgbtq comic book in peru. $20,000 of a drug shows in ecuador. shall i continue of more examples? >> seems like that could be review speed that you think? of course democrats are in desperate need of a new bogeyman are trying to shift blame here. the bad guys to them are not the ones robbing that u.s. taxpayers by rewarding their bodies with sweetheart deals, no. the bad guy is the person reviewing the programs for fraud and abuse, that's elon musk. >> elon musk may get to be dictator of tesla, but he doesn't -- he may try to play dictator here in washington, d.c. but he doesn't get to shut down the agency for international development. >> laura: that will be for a judge to decide ultimately senator. i imagine on appeal at the very least the trump administration will prevail including at the supreme court's. >> we need such an organization. problem solved. by the people answering to the people and the people's elected representatives, that's the way that government is supposed

one of the highest taxing countries in the world in terms of us $20 million for fiscal federalism in nepal is all fraud. president trump listing some of the wasteful government spending down by the department of government efficiency and obama judge has rejected the effort to block doge access to government data and blocking them from firing federal employees as well all things the democrats are trying to stop doge so far has identified a savings of more than $55 billion. elon musk floating the idea of a doge dividend to trump which would give taxpayers a $5000 check funded by doge savings the white house clarifying elon musk's role stated in the court filing that elon musk is not part of doge and is a white house advisor trump and elon musk discuss working together last night on hannity. >> he is your tech support. >> i actually am tech support. he's a leader's primavera asked the president for anything ever. if it comes a power you handle it. >> he won't be involved. i'll recuse myself if there is. >> if there's accomplished you won't be involved. join me north carolina congressman house

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

did you see any of that money, half a billion dollars going to nepal to promote atheism was also in usaidnk about that. >> harris: i do remember that kamala harris skipped that al smith gathering of catholic dinner in new york city and she paid a price for that, you would imagine. voters were talking about it. thank you. president trump making good on his vow to protect women in sports signing an order to do just that. senator tommy tuberville was with me yesterday. >> gender has been under attack for your oars and parents and education. trying not to define woo whoa a woman is. we have to protect women and girls in sports. -we're done. -what about these? looks right. nooo... nooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty absorbs spills like a sponge. and is 2x more absorbent so you can use less. bounty, the quicker picker upper. (vo) it's a newday for veterans with newday usa. if you're a military family who owns a home and needs money... just use your va home loan benefit... it's a big one! the newday 100 is a special offer to military families that lets you borrow up to 100% of your h

. $19 million for biodiversity conservation in nepal. $1.5 million for voter confidence.want to give them confidence. $47 million for improving learning outcomes in asia. asia is doing very well. they are doing a lot better than we do in the schools, aren't they? >> jesse: 500 million for an environmental consultant? i'm in the wrong business. we are sending 50 million to schools in asia while we shut down schools in america. like w said, is our children learning? call 911, i'd like to report a murder. >> i understand that even a temporary interruption in federal employment is a great crisis and catastrophe for you and fort cnn. what the american people see is a government that is finally delivering the promise of accountability under president trump. you want to have a conversation about transparency, let me ask you a question, do you have any idea where the $22 billion that the department of health and human services provided to illegal aliens under joe biden is right now? 22 billion with a b, that's enough to provide a free house to every homeless veteran in america. >

khon in honolulu as multiple first responder agencies work at the site of an explosion in can nepally the pool area of a condominium. seven people were injured. three critically preliminary investigation suggest as malfunction with a grill there. this is a live look at new york. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 5. the yankees drop their ban on beards. the rule was imposed by then owner george steinbrenner 49 years ago. his son who runs the club now says players will be allowed to have well-groomed beards moving forward. there you go. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ let's clear out the dugout ♪ we're going to get real loudva ♪ jusget throw me a fast ball ♪ i know sometimes we get into it and it's just hard on both of us. but, you know, try to understand me more and i'll try to do the same. but you have excuses cause you're old. it's okay. ♪ >> the ncaa has complied immediately by the way. that's good. but i understand maine -- is maine here, the governor of maine? >> here. >> are you not going to comply with that

. >> i am from nepal, a third country, you know, where i got measles as a kid.ilability because the government doesn't have access to it but here in america, i mean, basically, it is free and accessible. and there have has been a huge amount of research. >> george, thank you. >>> why a key fda meeting just canceled could have canceled could have consequees for us in nc (♪♪) years of hard work. decades of dedication. committed to giving back. you've been there, done that. and you're still here for more. so now that you're 50 or older, and at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia and ipd be proactive with capvaxive- a vaccine specifically designed for adults to help protect against pneumonia and invasive disease caused by certain types of pneumococcal bacteria. capvaxive is the only vaccine that helps protect against the strains that cause 84% of ipd in adults 50 or older compared with up to 52% by other pneumococcal conjugate vaccines. don't get capvaxive if you're allergic to the vaccine or its ingredients. tell your doctor if you have a weakened immune syst

. $19 million for biodiversity conservation in nepal, $1.5 million for voter confidence. we want to give them confidence in liberia. $14 million for social cohesion in mali. $2.5 million for inclusive democracies in south africa. >> what about his business? what if there is -- contract to otherwise? >> he's got a conflict. >> i think it's very unfortunate they are trying to be fear-mongers with the american people, because what's really going on here. here is treasury, two people, they had read-only access to the systems, and they've remodeled the system and they have no ability to touch anything. they have no ability to make any changes. there are very strict guardrails around them, and this kind of fear mongering doesn't help anybody, but it tells me that people are worried that they're part of the waste, fraud and abuse. liz: okay that was president trump bringing the receipts on government waste and then you heard him and treasury secretary scott bessent truth bombing democrat fear mongering over doge saying they are putting up guardrails around doge and elon musk. be

. >> in nepal is offering to, to help fill in the gaps. >> of course they are.i will note this the moscow times russia welcomes the us aid cuts. ukraine was the single biggest recipient of us aid in fiscal 2023, receiving 16.6 billion. and i will note this from semafor. usaid has played a critical role in supporting kyiv to rebuild its grid. it has committed at least $800 million to procure and deliver transformers, power cables, gas generators and other hardware. that work is now in jeopardy. do you, i think, hit on it. this is a this can only be. it doesn't help us. it definitely helps russia and china. right. >> the signal we're sending is after six decades where we were seen as a trustworthy partner, we're now seen as unreliable. they're not coming back and saying, please, please don't, don't stop this. they're they. i've spoken to ministers in the last three days who instead are picking up the phone to europe, which is great. let's see if they can help out. but then also to china and russia. i'm tracking down a report right now that in the ebola outbreak cu

the mom is from nepal. third world country. totally different perspective on this. because there. >> was no vaccine. >> there was no availability. >> but here in america, where i mean, basically it's. >> free and accessible and. >> there's been. >> a huge amount of research. >> on the benefits. >> of vaccine. >> and yet people choose to, you know, ignore it. >> it's quite a perspective there that she provides. i'm sure a lot of folks right now are sort of nodding their heads. the total number of cases nationally is approaching 170 at this point. now, with this update among ten different states, you mentioned the last two to announce washington state and kentucky with one infection each. if you look at last year, it was 285 for the entire year. we're not quite through february yet, and it's already almost 170. so we'll see where this goes. but the trend line of course is not good. >> scary stuff. sam brock, thanks so much for bringing us up up to date. now measles was declared eliminated here in the u.s. 25 years ago thanks to widespread use of the measles vaccine se

. $20 million for fiscal federalism and $19 million for biodiversity in nepal. $47 million for improvinging outcomes in asia. $18 million for helping india with its elections. why the hell -- why don't we just go to all-paper ballots and let us help them with their elections. voter id. wouldn't that be nice? giving money to india for elections -- they don't need money. they take advantage of us pretty good. one of the highest tariffed nations in the world. we try and sell something, they have a 200% tariff and then we're giving them a lot of money to help with their election. $32 million for the prague civil society center. $14 million for social cohesion in liberia. 9.7 million dollars to develop a cohort cambodian youth with enterprise-driven skills. think of that. millions of dollars for sex change operations in guatemala. $20 million for a "sesame street" in iraq. they put on a little play on the street. $20 million! you could to do it on broadway and have $19 million left over! it's a scam. they get kickbacks and all sorts of things. it's a scam. who ever heard of it, $20 million "s

i heard reports earlier today that an aid program that's been shut down in nepal, the chinese, are already offering to come in and take it over and help the nepalese in their moment of need. i think that when we have disorder in our intelligence services, in the department of defense, in some of our domestic agencies like sba or education, or when there is an infiltration of the treasury database that has information on every american, it both unsettles our democracy. it causes concern to millions of americans. my phones have been. >> ringing off. >> the hook. and i think, andrea, the only appropriate response to several of these abrupt actions is litigation to get a temporary restraining order. it worked last week on the domestic funding shutdown. my hope is it will work going forward on some of the ways that the privacy of americans have been compromised, and that our national security is being put at risk. >> senator chris, thank you so much. >> thank you. andrea. >> and we have breaking news from capitol hill, where the senate has just confirmed president trump's nominee to lead the de

nepal didn't do what he did because his great personality, there were larger forces reaction against the enlightenment and the birth of nationalism that led him to do what he did. there's also opposite the great forces view of history, the personalities view of history with such as ceos and presidents. do you think that those personalities are the driving forces of the stories you tell in your book or do you think larger forces such as a general rise in the role of the state, the ebbs and flows of populism over the decades. things like that have more to with how the stories in your book turn. i think personalities hugely important. you look at someone like john de who built the energy industry in this company. he his company standard oil, because was establishing a standard for what oil products should be. before that oil either ineffective or unreliable or combustible. and so he said if you buy standard oil products, you know what you are getting. he was a kind of former private sector regulation. i mean, he built that industry by force of will. that said, oil was going to be part o

for fiscal federalism, and $19 million in addition to the $21 million for biodiversity conversion in nepalfidence in liberia. we need voter confidence, too. when you read this list, $14 million for social cohesion in mali, $2.5 million for inclusive democracies in south africa, $47 million for improving learning outcomes in asia. asia is doing very well. we don't need to give them money. and in another program, $50 million, plus another $50 million for condoms for hamas, you know about that $100 million for condoms. condoms. does everybody know what a condom is for hamas? $100 million. and these are just some. i could read this list all day long. i just don't want to bore you. but these are just some and not nearly as bad as others. and some are just. i just don't want to say them because they're too. too incendiary. we're also finding tremendous abuse, waste, and fraud in social security. social security is what's happening. there is going to be one of the great potential scandals in history on the program. there are over 4.7 million social security numbers from people from 100 years old