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for more on the humanitarian situation in sudan, let's speak to sheldon yett, unicef representative to to sudan. is your reaction to review. what is your reaction to this review. it what is your reaction to this review. , ., what is your reaction to this review. , . review. it is a catastrophe, it is not news _ review. it is a catastrophe, it is not news any _ review. it is a catastrophe, it is not news any of _ review. it is a catastrophe, it is not news any of us - review. it is a catastrophe, it is not news any of us want to hear on the eve of christmas. it is a disaster for sudan and the world. it tells us the situation is getting worse and worse. we are now almost two years into the conflict now and it is critical that we are able to get assistance to all children and people in sudan who need it.— children and people in sudan who need it. just tell us what our who need it. just tell us what your teams — who need it. just tell us what your teams are _ who need it. just tell us what your teams are seeing - who need it. just tell us what your teams are seeing and i your teams are see

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earlier i spoke to sheldon yett, unicef representative to sudan, and began by asking for his responseis is not the news any of us want to hear on the eve of christmas. this is a disaster for sudan, it's a disasterfor the world. it tells us that the situation is getting worse and worse. we are now almost two years into this conflict now and it's critical that we are able to get assistance to all children, and all people in sudan who need it. and just tell us and just tell us what your teams are seeing and telling you. we are having difficulty getting assistance to those most in need. this is a country at war and it's a country that is in desperate need of food, and to those affected populations, clean water, health care, education, we need a package of services but most importantly we need to be able to target those most in need. we need access. we need consistent delivery of food and nutritional supplies and health supplies to those populations in need. and that has proven difficult. ~ . ., ., ., difficult. we have heard a lot about the — difficult. we have heard a lot about the crisi

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it can get worse yett definitely don't know which way it will go. all right. so when this comes to the broader country, you talked about how, where the area that knows him best right now on the favourability likes him least, but undecided voters. and that's what this is about. there are more of them than a lot of people care to admit yeah. prior to the seismic shift in the race, many of them may have gone for trump now who knows what they're going to do? how does vance player? >> he doesn't play well with them at all. his favorable rating is just 5%, just 5%. hold a favorable rating 29% hold an unfavorable and that makes a net favorability rating of -24 points. that's worse than his net favorability ratings overall. the fact is, if undecided voters are going to make up their mind based upon j.d. vance, they're going to make it and make the choice for kamala harris, 5% favorable, 5% favorable. ever heard of anything like that? >> i really haven't. there's still a lot of folks who are undetermined on him, but that 5% is not something i think is going to go on hi

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it requirespr coordination betwn the dod, usaid and state and fragile countries that are not yett failed states not yet the scenes of active combat, but wherebu we might implement the same sort of strategy we've pursued in columbia over along period of time to prevent a fragile state from becoming a failed state. one of my concerns has been the general lack of engagement. there are severals areas of fos and one of them happens to now be the subject of i think renewed intense engagement, coastal west africa. i visited the relevant base that is now being occupied by both russian and american troops as we are likely being forced to leave. i'm very concerned about the security and stability region and our partners with whom we have trained and prepared for quite some time have been asking for years for additional assistance. mr. secretary, i would be interested in your input on what the plans are for taking advantage of this existing how we can coordinate planning between the diplomats, the development professionals and security professionals of the government and allied partners in an area

want to be too presumptuous, but she thought that maybe he thought of her as another daughter and yett she is possibly providing an important link. as she says, he did, yes, he posted tweets himself. she notes and she said the dance convener had access to as twitter her account. >> look at the very beginning of the administration when the it was going from the trump organization to the trump white house, a lot of things were going on in terms of setting up this oval office. she was as physically close to the oval office to the resolute desk as any employee she was very close to him, should work for the rnc beforehand. and she was part of the work-family, not part of the personal family, but part of the work family. she got fired in august of of 20 2018 excuse me, 2018 because of some comments she made about the president's family, but she apologized to the president and he ended up promoting her book. so the reality is they still have a good relationship, but her point here in the trial on the witness stand is she provides a link to the trump organization. the checks said what was happ