and to think that for years it's in the us of ministrations. agenda in somalia has been centered around counter terrorism, the us department of state, the us military usa id and other interagency colleagues continue to fight against terrorism threats in somalia. we will continue to work closely with the somali government to support somali as revival as a secure, thriving, peaceful, and democratic nation. the revelation of activity is linked to the u. s. a. i d has raised eyebrows. this one in particular, might just answer the question of why, of the big piece of counter terrorism. africa tragically remains be a present of global 2 is and maybe indeed the ones fighting it are the ones funding it that we've heard much about ever expanding sino russian ties on giving out an extra medic flavor or the chinese figures theaters taking up residence in st. petersburg hoping to gain the expertise to make it to future olympic games are short, talking ice tails flips and drive on to your spring enrollment. the a good fellow and then think uh yes, it doesn't sound well when i type that down and, and see what type of woman can go to 9 from corne

of state marco rubio its administrator. they have also been locked out of their email accounts. control of the us agency under the remit of the state department30 countries, and managed a budget of about $40 billion. its budget. president donald trump at the white house for the gaza ceasefire. he is already in washington meeting with middle east envoy of the gaza ceasefire. on what mr netanyahu hopes to accomplish while in washington. to emphasise that. in his words, "redrawn the map of the middle east". to see him since he returned to the white house — about unrwa — the un agency for palestinians — and very keen to emphasise what he sees as the strategic threat posed by iran, israel's great rival in the region. although it's worth pointing out there has been, at points, a fractious relations between the two. he would be heartened to hear ppresident trump's words about unrwa — the un agency for palestinians — and how it will no longer be funded. and very keen to emphasise what he sees as the strategic threat posed by iran, israel's great rival in the region. in short, prime minister netanyahu will try to influence the thinking of the new man

and to think that for years it's in the us ministrations agenda in somalia has been sent to around count to 2 of us in the us department of state, the us military usa id and other interagency colleagues continue to fight against terrorism threats in somalia. we will continue to work closely with the somali government to support somalia as revival as a secure, thriving, peaceful, and democratic nation. in fact, is probably no exaggeration to such as that many of the darkest pages in the history of who is foreign policy can be traced back to counter terrorism program because even did from to it was an elastic have skyrocketed since the is began. it's so cold, one camera, 2024, a know the african union contractors and a sense of excluded over 3400 attacks on the continent which resulted in over 15900 faith tended to african union submission of political, the fees, peace and security as even said, africa is facing a timing, timing, and the findings contradict claims by the parents of the ask because her mom is preventing terrorism on the continent and promoting security and stability. now, the revelation of activities a link to the

we'll visit us in the united states of america, democrats or valley to block confirmation of trumps. the state department nominations until us a id is restored, but many aid workers say they're fearful of further stoking. trump's anger. heidi jo castro. alger 0 washington. so rebel groups in democratic republic of congo have declared the unilateral cease fire stuffing on tuesday. they say it's for humanitarian reasons. the agencies have rise concerned about the listening situation and going from one to back to him. 23 rebels took control of the east and the city. last monday. this catherine story reports hundreds of people killed during the finding. the being buried in mass graves, volunteers, and other health workers are taking forty's for barrels, entities, fees, levels over in the city. last week. 8 agencies say more than 900 people were killed in just a few days. the monks in co, my full body's online everywhere and the composing my, my cheese that has been sad to for his sons remains. she can't find him underneath the hundreds of bodies. the cool and he come up with you. my son was in the house. we

the white house of trump is in talks with us a id officials to got the agency and merge. what's left with the us state department? secretary of state, marco rubio confirmed, he's now usa. i these acting director and a cute, it's previous leaders of in subordination. everything has to be an alignment. the national interest you as a id is the world's largest distributor of food assistance. it provides humanitarian relief and ukraine, and drives global campaigns against cobit 19 and h. i. v. aids upon taking office. trump ordered a 90 day pause to us for an aide. life saving programs were later announced to be exempt, but n g o workers say the roll out has been so chaotic that even now african aids patients are being turned away from us funded clinics. there already is suffering all over the world as a result of this. but it's not just that. it's that, that instability from schoolvision and disease. we'll visit us in the united states of america, democrats or valley to block confirmation of trumps. the state department nominations until you as a id is restored, but many aid workers say they're fearful of further st

future of financial support to some of the wells poor was countries as in question, is the trump administration attempts to follow the us agency and to the state department us secretary of state, marco rubio announced he was taking control of choosing the agency of and subordination, us phone aid is distribute distribution through multiple agencies according to a congressional reports in 2022. a quarter of all funds were allocated to programs that provide humanitarian assistance. these include food medicine, shelter, so people affected by crises, the same year, 21 percent to global health initiatives, and 18 percent one to programs to support economic, social and political development. another 18 percent is classified as peace and security building and strengthening military police. and the security forces in recipients countries and the remaining 18 percent was allocated to sectors such as governance, education, and social net services. well, let's go to patty called her and she's joining us live from washington dc. so patsy . firstly, what is happening today with us a id before we even see the impact on the recipient countries. a lot of workers seem to

us. the top diplomats of the us and russia have agreed to work together for a peace deal in ukraine. the us state department said secretary of state, marco rubio spoke on the phone with russian foreign minister, sir, day laughter off about talks to ends the war. rubio is in the middle east to us media reports say he'll be heading to saudi arabia and the coming days to help start the talks with russian and ukrainian negotiators us. and that comes, as donald trump's envoy to ukraine, says european nations will not be at the talks, but that their interest will be taken into consideration. speaking at the munich security conference, keith kellogg said russia could have some a territorial concessions for a peace deal. you know that to me there's gonna have to be things like territorial concessions as well. okay. it's so it is unrealistic for you to expect where you'd want to go to. but his territory, it's on territorial. it could be that he gave one of refusing to use force redoubts for the use of force, and then the future pro, from a political side he's not going to downsize, is the military forces, hopefully

what's left of the agencies caucus with the us state department of the slashing it's workforce from 14000. the less than $300.00 is reason statement. the motley. that's a direct aim at that asians usa i. d is driving the radical left crazy and there's nothing they can do about it because the way in which the money has been spent so much of it fraudulently is totally unexplainable. the corruption is at levels rarely see before close it down. well, as of the whole, the us, i, the usa, i, the scandal interest bearing all sorts of new evidence by the hour. for example, funding regime change well, the wide. but we spoke a form of us state department of virtual lawrence wilkinson, about how the agency transformed of the latest decades. it's on the episode now of getting on the ground. you can see it all throughout the day. but for right now, small pre, to watch the transition and transform ation in u. s. a. it when for an organization of fundamentally, bureaucrats civil service and foreign service running development programs in various countries in the world, in accordance with us express poli

the first foreign leader expressed a lack of confidence in the gaza ceasefire deal, spoke with saudi arabia's foreign minister according to a us state departmenttrump i think trump has a unique as far as american ability as far as american presidents go, to put pressure netanyahu. neta nyahu. it netanyahu. it might be the on netanyahu. it might be the first president you have a on netanyahu. it might be the first presid who ou have a on netanyahu. it might be the first presid who ou i no: a on netanyahu. it might be the first presid who ou i no fear of really hard who had no fear of netanyahu politically in fact, feared him even more than he his: partners his? partners in fears his coatitien partners in they think that is why israel they think that is why we the ceasefire agreed we start the ceasefire agreed to, but —— word had to, but it —— word biden had tried for eight months couldn't —m get it done and trump stepped and say to in and say this has got to happen. he agreed on things he never would have agreed to happen. he agreed on things he never wou so we agreed to happen. he agreed on things he never wou so we t agreed to happen. he agre

of america's foreign assistance. additional $40000000000.00 abroad last year alone. now the us present it announce what's left of the agencies. congress will be merged with the us state department, noting that of $14000.00 workers worldwide, less than $300.00 will be needed for his mega vision. that was our secretary of state of back the slash and button policy saying america's interest comes 1st. on the acting director of usa, i d, i've, i've delegated that authority to someone, but i stay in touch with him. and again, our goal was to go in and align our foreign aid to the national interest. there are a lot of functions of usa id that are going to continue to are going to be part of american foreign policy. but it has to be aligned with american foreign policy. the attitude, the usa idea is adopted over the years is know, we are independent of the national interest. we fund programs, irrespective of whether it's aligned or not aligned with the foreign policy, that's ridiculous. use of taxpayer dollars. if you look at the waste interviews that has run through usa id over the past several years, these are some of the insane priorities that that organization has been spending mon

he was chief of staff with us state department now led by monica rubio when major power has invaded iraq. this kind of thank so much for coming on right off the top. i suppose i better ask you this bible relief about usa id. what you thought of that press conference in the white house with the alleged wall criminal netanyahu? the trump gave way outlined, possible ethnic cleansing route for gaza. frankly, i didn't think that i could be in the future stand by anything but material bombastic character. donald trump said, but i was, this is, this is just such a flagrant violation of the read space to order if you will, that we fashion, particularly the international law part of it. there's just standing. absolutely starting. i think the special effort to her all the needs said correctly, if you wanted to break every law possible to be broken as you did, except while you ins measure up to argue we failed to create disease 5. and i know i get criticized with the left to define some trump supports it. yeah. it was trump that allowed the children of guys or to sleep for the 1st time up to 15 mon

state department announcing putting in writing that it's going to spend $400 million by. buying these. >> paperweights from. >> elon musk. this is a line item in the latest procurement. forecast for the us department of state. it started circulating online today as the rest. >> of. >> the government and the rest of the country continued to contend with elon musk and donald trump's claims. that, boy, they sure found a lot of waste in the government. and isn't it great what they're doing? isn't it great? and definitely not at all illegal or profoundly corrupt, for the president to put someone with billions of dollars in government contracts personally in charge of deciding what happens to government contracts? i mean, hopefully the state department isn't planning on parking its $400 million worth of armored tesla production units like under. >> a walnut tree. or or like out in the rain. but otherwise. >> that's obviously a. super kosher use of taxpayer funds, and not at all $400 million worth of self-dealing by the president's top campaign donor, to whom he has handed the keys to the kingdom. definitely not ripping us all off to pay themselves. right? this was the protest today outside the headquarters

fall, but chief of staff of the state department after this break the, the welcome back to the guy. and i'm still here with the lords wilkerson former chief of staff in the us state department. kind of, we were talking about the refreshing nature of at least uh, some uh, one in the white as being candid county uh, ken trump, for egypt and jordans hand about the 1000000 to 1000000 refugees of egypt and jordan. and previously always done with washington and told them to can actually do that even though it does cost you stabilize both those countries. he has a lot of leverage on both cairo and a hmong more. so on cairo, i understand now this is a fairly low source of the egyptian military would not be paid if it were not for the united states largest going to egypt. i'm sure that there's probably even an access to the 3.6 or 3700000000. we give them routinely to bribe them to keep the base trade with visual. and for all modeling, it's probably not equivalent amounts, but it's equivalent to fact. so there's a lot of influence, the united states can exercise there, but it only goes so far. i mean, you're talking about the king and alon, for example, losing contr

states for a fee. under the day, all of us will be able to send convicted criminals to a citizens omega residents to serve prison sentences and el salvador jails. the us state department previously described it's always a crowd of detention centers is harsh and dangerous. secretary of state tamaqua, rubio described it as an offer of friendship and says he's profoundly grateful. he has agreed to accept for deportation. any illegal alien in the united states? it was a criminal from any nationality they. i'm s 13 are claim that our and house them in his jails. and 3rd, he has offered to house in his jails, dangerous american criminals in custody in our country, including those of us citizenship and legal residents. and us marines have been sent to montana more day to prepare for an influx of default of my buttons. president trump wants to expand the military's role within his campaign to shut down the border. he plans to the full top just as you 1000 and documented migrants from the us to the notorious detention center and to the for us funding for some of the wills pause, countries is facing an uncertain future. trump administration's plan to fold a us development agenc

going on regarding usa, mike bens is a former state department work of or a so he knew what was going on in the state department, he knew what was happening with us 8 and he's been a mess. it can be critical since he left the state department several years ago about the corruption. the real thing in usaid is that you could say he was well ahead of the cook and he's been talking in this interview with chuck a cost in about how it was essentially being used to prop up us foreign policy to instigate regime change. move out, color, governments, instigate color revolutions across the world. he's talking, as you mentioned, that specifically about what happened in bangladesh just a few months ago. we recent example there with these student process, what we saw at tens of individuals being killed. and then we saw legally elected a need to find, let's just to shake the scene that's fleeing the country for her life in a helicopter. she late to accuse the us of being behind who essentially meddling in the country, trying to get rid of her for a very specific reason. you mentioned the pay if i can go on this just because the us had it sites on operating a mi

of america's foreign assistance, dishing out over $40000000000.00 abroad last year. and us present to announce that what's left of the agency will be merged with the us state department, announcing the $14000.00 workers will be exchanged off with just $300.00, apparently keeping in line with his mac, a promise level not us state department official has joined in to expose more of a usa i d 's, a shady dealings like benz with a talk across and detecting a slew of instances where the agency had his hand. and if i maintain k also cruise regime and change around the world, among the many highlights is just one of them. basically there was a conflict around the, around the contract in the us 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 banquet actually prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to rename, change the allegation

i a holds the pa strings for 60 percent of america's total foreign assistance, dishing out 40000000000 dollars last year alone. and now the us state department will take cobalt. what's left of it? with trump announcing that only 300 of its current, 14000 employees, all notes in the fire 9 full. the us state department official has been key and exposing some of us say i d, 's most controversial activities, like a button set down with tucker calls, detailing a number of times when the agency cemented cables on top of the governments. here he highlights events in find a dash last summer. basically there was a conflict around the, around the contract in the us 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 banquet actually prime minister doesn't want to do it, as well as our foreign policy planners decide. we need to do regime change the allegati

i a whole the pa strings to 60 percent of america's total foreign assistance. dishing out 14000000000 dollars last year. i know, and i'll the us state department will take over what's left of it. with trump announcing that only 300 of its current, 14000 employees are not in the firing line. for the full, the us state department official has been key and exposing some of usa i. 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 alle

us any time. thank you, sammy. the future of financial support to solve the world's poorest countries is in question, is the trump administration attempts to follow the usaid agency into the state department. us secretary of state, marco rubio, he announced he was taking control of accusing the agency of insubordination. u. s . foreign aid is distributed through multiple agencies, according to a congressional report in 2022. a quotable funds we're obligated to programs that provides humanitarian assistance. these include food medicine and shelter for people affected by crises. same yet 21 percent went to global health initiatives and 18 percent went the programs to support economic, social, and political development. another 18 percent was classified as peace and security funding and strengthening ministry police and security forces and recipients countries. and the remaining a team decided was advocated defects and such as governance, education, and social services. us president donald, from 90 day freeze on foreign aid is impacting developing countries right around the world in bangladesh. many 8 organizations already struggling layoffs around the way. have a child really has more from

of a $40000000000.00 a broad last year. now what's left or the agency will be merged with the us state department, with trump announcing that is $14000.00 employees will be whittled down to $300.00 . and the former us state department official has exposed more of us ideas of shady activities a might been stalking with talk across. indeed telling us lou of instances where the agency quite clearly had his heart and didn't from entering chaos and coupling governments around the globe. if you highlights just one example, that of last year is events in bangladesh. 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 banquet actually prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to rename, change the allegations about us a id

of americans. total foreign assistance. fishing out 40000000000 dollars last year and now the us state department will take over. what's left of it was trump announcing that only 300 of its current, 14000 employees are not in the 5 or 9, but a full us state department official has been key and exposing some of us ideas, most controversial activities. mike then sat down with john tucker, carlson, and detailed a number of times when the agency fermented chaos and even toppling governments. here she highlights events, invited us last summer. basically there was a conflict around around the constructive 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 and ships 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 thing that i should probably minister doesn't want to do it, such as our foreign policy planners decide. we need to do resume, change the allegations it by us

and now what's left of the agency will be most with the us state department. with company balancing that is 14000 employees will be withhold down to 300 and a full my us state department official was exposed more of a usa idea of shady activities. mike bens with tucker carlson detailing a, a slew of instances where the agency had his hands and well for 19 k awesome coupling. governments around the globe every highlights just last year as example in bangladesh. so basically there was a conflict around around the contract in the us 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 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 banquet actually prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to rename, change the allegations about us a id just keep on coming a few months a

and now what's left of the agency will be merged with the us state department. and trumping out and saying that is $14000.00 employees will be withhold down to just $300.00 and a form. a us state department official has expos, more of a usa i. these shady activities might bends talking with talk across and detaining a slew of instances when the agency had his hand for maintaining cruise k all send a regime change around the world in here just for a moment. he highlights last is example in bangladesh. basically, there was a conflict around around the constructive us 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, the 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 regime change. the allegations it by us say

of us say, all these 8 measures is false. now all of this could be dismantled. the plan shrinking the agency from 10002300 employees and integration gets into the us state department of demarco rubio. the global consequences all ready serious many a programs with discontinued overnights. in 20236 of the 10 countries that received the most aid, where from africa a found an early warning system has now been shut down as a result. last year, around $50000000000.00 us dollars were invested in us, a id, development age projects. those even point 5 percent of total government spending for advocates, us a only d was the us strongest soft power in the won't be long months. on the other hand has said usa i d is a bytes has missed a radical left monks. this who hates america and a criminal organization. how dramatic all the global consequences of trumps comes to come to us. they are de let's have a look at how dramatic the consequences are globally, not just for baths, but the whole change does the west. so this needs to reform completely to adjust to that drain pe, texas made it very clear. i think it was yesterday when i'm paraphrasing, but only my late when he said the s

future of financial support to some of the worlds for his countries in question is the trumpet ministration attempts to follow the usa, the agency into the state department, us secretary of state, monica rubio announced he was taking control. the accused is the agency of insubordination. us foreign aid is distributed through multiple agencies according to a congressional report in 2022. a cool, terrible funds were allocated to programs that provide humanitarian assistance. these include food medicine and shelter for people affected by crises. the same year 21 percent went to global health initiatives, and 18 percent went the programs to support economic, social, and political development. another 18 percent was classified as peace and security funding that strength funding, military police and security forces in recipients countries. and the remaining 18 percent was allocated to the sectors such as governance, education, and social services. us president donald trump 9 today phrase on foreign aid is impacting developing countries, rice around the world and bangladesh. many 8 organizations already struggling with layoffs underway. somebody, a job that has mor

what's left with the agencies caucus with that of the us state department of the slashing this workforce from 14000, the less than 300. and it's reason stipend, the mazda leader to direct aim at this agents usa id is driving the radical left crazy. and there's nothing they can do about it because the way in which the money has been spent so much of it fraudulently is totally unexplainable . the corruption is at levels rarely see before close it down. well, let's say you as a id scandal, as bearing fruit by the hour, with evidence all for example, funding regime change, creating the mainstream liberal narrative to the world by paying of thousands of journalists and others. we spoke with for my us state department official lawrence wilkinson talking about how the agency transformed over the decades. all of this going down in the light, this episode of going on the ground. you can watch it all day long, but for now, here's a little to watch the transition and transform ation in u. s. a. it when for an organization of fundamentally, bureaucrats civil service and foreign service running devel

around the construct of us military base and the bangladesh, the prime minister doesn't want to do it. it's our foreign policy planners decide. we need to arrange for my state department of special blows there, lived on us the id spilling details on how the organizations felt the top of governments around the world. here's roland. have mass conduct, the latest exchange, a 183 percent. and while the student present as a release for 3 hostages from guys, and one of the former detainees said that his only crime was hoping for a better future. they threatened us beat us to our last breast, but all of it is for the homeless. all of it is for the palestinian cause, a defenseless, impoverished people demanding their simplest rights freedom and independence. the, now we're continuing our coverage of the latest trends shaping the world right now . this is our team to national i a michael fortune. now we begin in our program with news from the russian capital. a large fire has tore through a historic form of factor building, which is actually located in the same neighborhood as our own headquarters wide. here are these on this dcf, although the not was not the seen to tell us m

that a half of which went to israel and egypt will be a close to recipients through the federal departments. us side receive 60 percent of the funds, followed by the state department and the treasury us site employees more than 10000 people. last year it provided 42 percent of all humanitarian aid accounted for by the un. heidi joe castro joins us now live outside us side headquarters and the height of the line just dropping now. is that donald trump willing for us the efficiency of usa to eat on mosque? what does that mean? exactly? we're not really sure what that means, and that is what sewing, so much chaos in doubt at the moment among us for an aid workers and their projects . we do know that you almost who of course, heads the government efficiency agencies known as jose. he sent representatives to this building over the weekend and demanded access basically to every door within us 8 offices. and when they were a blocked by to top us age, security officials, those officials were actually told to be put on administrative leave. they were trying to block access to classified information that ultimately the eli must, a personnel were able to access. a