the gentlewoman from arizona is recognized. ms. ansari: madam speaker, i my colleagues to support the legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. westerman: madam speaker, again, this legislation would ensure that benefits to alaska natives who are blind, disabled or elders age 65 and older or their descendants are excluded when determining eligibility for means tested federal benefits. i thank mr. begich for his work on an important issue for alaska natives. i urge adoption of the bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 42. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from

the we're in tucson, arizona, and it is searingly hot. i can smell the freight them. yeah. but that much of wanted freedom needs regular reinforcement, especially as we're right on the border with mexico. since 2021 more than 6000000 refugees and migrants have been detained, crossing into the usa overland, given by collapsing economies, violence and climate change. one thing it's really clear is that what israel's been doing for decades in palestine is very attractive to people who are trying to secure the us mexico board. and so the technology and the companies so operating in palestine are often appearing out of the countries around the world, including right here on the us mexican border. but 1st, to understand what it means to cross the border here, i'm heading into the desert to meet joe smith. he describes the challenges facing the migrants they'll just as he gets, it gets the tucson area and get out of here, right, the desert itself. so it doesn't work very well, where they have a choice of now is going across the mountains to avoid border patrol. they don't like the

a veterans center in young, arizona. as a former navy seal i know the importance of this resource cannot be understated. it will serve our state. the veterans' center would protect and maintain the rich history of the property while providing family housing, meeting and activity spaces, resource rooms, veteran ceremonial grounds and outdoor recreation and first of its kind in northern arizona. providing resources and support to primarily rural veterans and their families. furthermore, this legislation is an exemplary model of efficient land management. out west, the federal government retains vast amounts of land limiting states' ability to maintain, conserve, reconcrete and responsibly produce on lands within their own state. any time congress can vote on legislation that returns power to the states is a good thing. in this case, veterans of northern arizona will get a space to heal and reconnect with their families after putting their lives on the line for the peace and femme of all americans. i say thank you to my fri

. >> they represented arizona so well and i'm so grateful to them. i was proud that arizona was able to lend a hand when this disaster struck. and i know that when we're in similar situations, we rely on the same help and support from our from our neighbor agencies. >> during today's event, governor hobbs also highlighted a proposal to raise firefighter pay by 15%, and you can hear about the west coast's top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. well, after the devastation left behind in southern california, several fire agencies across the state are doing what they can to ensure they are prepared for wildfires. and the rain here usually means snow in the sierra, but not quite. today, as parts of the mountains saw mostly rain. but still, officials warn if you are headed up to tahoe, drive with caution. >> and how about snow and our local mountains when we all should expect it? your weather forecast is coming up rig

i represent arizona. we're a border state.at we can do to strengthen the border. we've demonstrated that democrats and republicans can work together to come up with real policy solutions. what the president has proposed here, raising tariffs on canada and mexico, it's going to just do one thing. you say it may raise prices, it will raise prices for american consumers. we saw this in his first administration, here in arizona. we wound up in a trade war over certain things with china, for cotton producers and pecan farmers, they wound up, it really, really hurt their businesses. but beyond this, it's going to hurt american families. they're going to see prices go up for food, for energy, for electronics. i think you mentioned that for autos. this is not the way to handle this. >> i do want to turn to the nomination process. tulsi gabbard in the spotlight this week. you were among those asking her a range of different questions during her confirmation hearing. she is a former democratic lawmaker. we should remind folks of that. s

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el consentimiento de sus padres, una niÑa de 9 aÑos fue en busca de un tatuaje de donald trump en arizonae es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con eliÁn zidÁn. eliÁn: muy buenas noches. varias tormentas invernales estarÁn desarrollando en el paÍs a lo largo de este fin de semana, gabriel torres, meteorÓlogo de nuestrafiliada en san antonio en texas nos tiene todos los detalles del pronÓstico del tiempo. buenas noches. gabriel: muchÍsimas gracias. muy buenas noches. definitivamente estamos con bajas temperaturas en gran parte del paÍs, asÍ es como estamos arrancando este fin de semana, hacia sectores de chicago registrando estos 23 grados. temperaturas por debajo del punto de congelaciÓn. nueva york tambiÉn se mantienen los 29 grados, las vegas en los 63. ¿que tenemos en la imagen de satÉlite de radar? ya nos mantenemos con esa precipitaciÓn invernal. vemos que al momento todo se mantienen calma hacia el noreste, pero se avecinan cambios, ve al impacto por tiempo invernal, se va a mantener desde nueva york, washington, asÍ como nuestra gente en chicago. aquÍ tenemos los tiempos estimad

i think i'm yielding to the senator from arizona. the presiding officer: the senator has that right u. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. kelly: mr. president, i bet a lot of folks watching tonight cannot believe that we are here talking about the office of management and budget. the office of management and budget. there is nothing more bureaucratic-sounding in this whole city. and that says something. it's not an office arizonans should really have to think about, let alone see their senators debate for hours. think of this -- think of this office as our government's financial planner. they keep track of spending for everything from veterans' benefits to disaster relief for communities. when flagstaff gets hit by flooding or north scottsdale gets hit by a major wildfire, this is the office that signs off on federal relief. every single federal agency must go through the office of management and budget to access the dollars that congress writes into law for the work that they do for the am

the may offer of yuma, arizona joins me now. i'm sure you have a lot to say about all the changes.en what the border was like under joe biden and now under trump in these 14 days? >> deferinitely. we've seen dramatic drops in number of people coming across the border illegally. that speaks volumes for what it takes for the federal government and president to give a clear direction on what the border situation should be. it is followed up by action. that message has to hit home early in the process to have strong actions. >> ai >> carley: what are people saying? your community? are they taking about notices they have seen in terms of tangible differents on the ground and in the community? >> we are seeing with increased resources border patrol has and reduced traffic, more proactive policing and more engagement by border patrol. there is more fentanyl being engaged, less trafficking can happen along the border in the united states. those are positives things we're seeing in the community watching. >> carley: what do you think about the massive protest in l.a. yesterday to protest th

okay, so 2010, jan brewer, the of arizona tries to get arizona's ten seven or passes arizona's sb 1070. it's sort of colloquially known amongst activists as the show me your papers law it's a law that says if police suspect of being undocumented they can they can stop and ask to see their citizenship papers. and if they cannot produce those documents, they can be arrested. so the so i mean, you can think about like, what does it mean to suspect that someone is undocumented? what might this produce? this produce racial profiling? you know, and so and this and this idea that you had to carry your papers with you at all times, otherwise you could be arrested and who knows what and so so that happens in 2010 and there's a lot of activism. against that is to sort of a a national moment a lot of people are like refusing to go to to do performances in arizona like that. then the south shows up in the south is like hold arizona, we've got this. so 2010. we start to see georgia, alabama, mississippi, north all starting to pass their own versions of this kind legislation. so let's take hb 56. so

that's in arizona. turned arizona back to trump for a reason and is he producing. >> ainsley: ric grenell brought home the six venezuelans from venezuela. they're agreeing to take back their illegal immigrants. >> brian: and paying for the flights. >> steve: ultimately though what it comes down to is the border and enforcing it is bipartisan. democrats like it. republicans like it. independents like it. we like having a border that is secure. and that's why lawrence is down there. pete hegseth is going to be down there. stand by, lawrence. we are going to get back to you in a little bit. meantime turn to president trump's tariffs on mexico, canada and china. which are set to take effect at midnight tonight. tomorrow will be tariff tuesday. but our north american allies are now vowing to strike back. >> ainsley: fox business reporter lydia hu has more for us. hey, lydia. >> good morning there, guys. president trump is making good on a campaign promise imposing tariffs that start tomorrow on our biggest t

in arizona? i am from arizona and light on current d.a.'hat need to prosecute harder but they are not looking from the united states to miss to make mexico and so, they say there ig arms race going across the border in the opposite direction. we need to make sure that is the same thing. thisan is an ugly cycle perpetun itself and harm americans. >> todd: jason, do we need: ja tariffs to do away with the cartel problem or something stronger like our colleaguein where weg can send may be salev to the shores to clear this up? >> jason: i have no problem doing all of thegu above but we have been there since 1988 and signed a treaty with cuba 1903. i have been there and 400 feet away from collegiate mohamed. it is quite the site. pete hegseth the new defense secretary served there and he knows it well. there is plenty of room to hells that t the word getting out if people know if you come here and commit a crime, they are not just getting that home with nice airline ticket but guantanamo bay and word will get around in a heartbeat. donald trump

arizona in particular.ve a long standing trade relationship with mexico, with canada, with mexico in particular, about $20 billion in trade annually. that benefits our manufacturing, our agricultural sectors. so we are very concerned this is not only going to hurt everyday arizonans at the gas pump at the grocery store. et cetera. but it's going to hurt our economy. that is is thriving. and this is just such a misguided and illogical policy that trump is trying to force down our throats. >> we have another border state congress member here, washington state. obviously shares a border with canada. president trump says the tariffs on canada are to protest illegal immigration and fentanyl coming across the border. it is true that illegal crossings from canada made up only 1.5% of all the apprehensions nationwide, and it was 43 pounds of fentanyl seized from canada, versus 21,000 from mexico. so what's your take on it all. >> i think listen, tariffs can be a great tool, but they can also be a blunt instrument.

without this federal funding harming vulnerable senior citizens in arizona.o we saw that across the country. but i think we do need to do more. i think we need to be fighting and showing the american people that we are there for them and pushing back against an unelected billionaire like elon musk, who is taking so much power and just seizing control of the government. >> i mean, i got to say, you know, it's like the guy who didn't get it done for the party in november was a 60 year old, you know, white dude from minnesota. nothing against minnesota. but so now we got like a 51 year old white dude from minnesota. okay. i think democrats are going to need to dig a little bit deeper. it's not about fighting trump anymore. it is about putting aside your activist base and figuring out why in the world the american people elected him. like, what are they upset about? we have to find an like. i would argue that the elites in washington, and certainly the democratic leadership needs to figure out what really matters. >> i don't. >> think you disagree. >> i don't dis

. >> and when they discover that todd is a registered sex offender because of an arizona juvenile kidnaping and rape conviction, they get warrants for his home and farm simultaneously. >> would you say that she was only there an hour, hour and a half when she was there? pretty much the whole the whole afternoon, i. okay. all right. >> i'll have an answer for you, sir. >> while police questioned todd at his home, another team raids his farm looking for clues about kayla or charlie. what they discover instead, locked inside a connex container, shakes them to their core. >> the. ciuffo. >> one. are you okay? let's go. do you have any weapons coming through? okay, okay. how are you, honey? this is the bolt cutters. this is our best. he's a paramedic. oh, yeah. okay, we're going to get you out of there, okay? just hang loose for me. >> do you know where your buddy is, charlie? >> yes. >> he shot him. >> he shot him? who did? >> todd kohlhepp shot charlie carver three times in the chest and wrapped him in a blue tarp. put him in the bucket of the tractor. locked me down here, and i never seen him

thank you from traveling from window rock arizona. the navajo nation. i know our other guests are traveling from all over the west thank you for being here today. as we say new mexico, water is life. water is sacred. water is essential to everything we do and for many tribal communities, access to water, infrastructure and funding needed to maintain that infrastructure is out of reach. in fact, across the navajo nation, it is estimated that 30- 40% of homes do not have access to running water, piped water inside of their homes. for example, which used to be in my district but is a community near and dear to my heart near albuquerque, the people have lived for many years without safe drinking water. thankfully, the issues around water are finally being addressed. however, there are still many homes that have to haul water from miles away that is used in homes, public buildings and even across public buildings. this is sadly a common story across many communities. across new mexico that have long gone without sufficient funding to address water infrastruc

a woman in arizona arrested during recent anti-isis protests made her first appearance in a courtroom. investigators say shayla firmage threw a bottle at a police drone equipped with cameras and speakers. the drone at the time of the incident was giving dispersal orders to the crowd during a demonstration at the arizona state capitol yesterday. police say the $20,000 drone was destroyed. firmage is now facing one count of criminal damage. a large fountain of lava is spewing from kilauea on hawaii's big island, and it's grown to more than 250ft high. this is part of an ongoing eruption that began back in late december. it's paused and resumed a number of times. the lava is flowing in a closed area of hawaii volcanoes national park, and it's not threatening any homes or roads. kilauea, by the way, one of the world's most active volcanoes. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs 7:00 monday through friday. or you can always find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. back here in the bay area, 13 n

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from arizona seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, day after day, donald trump is abusing power, breaking the law and tearing apart our constitution. ms. ansari: trump has handed the government over to elon musk, an unelected billionaire who does not care about the american people. trump has given musk and his cronies access to confidential, personal information across all federal agencies, including the treasury. the treasury makes $1.5 billion payments a year to taxpayers, businesses, and seniors, everything from social security benefits and tax refunds to medicaid and medicaid. musk now has access to americans' confidential tax refund information which includes their names, social security numbers, and home addresses. that's why i'm headed to treasury this evening to stand up for arizonans' privacy and stand up for our

en el caso de arizona, según la dea, la mayor parte de la droga decomisada viene de méxico, cruza por un techo, no tener comida. yadira estuvo en el mundo de las adicciones durante 15 años. hoy se ha rehabilitado. nos asegura que aunado al bajo costo, la disponibilidad fue un factor que la impulsó a caer. era muy sencillo, la verdad. podía ir a1a1 parque, a una parada de autobús. hoy hace un llamado a buscar ayuda y entender que existe una vida después de las adicciones. estamos listos para los deportes. al volver, vamos a ver deportes. al volver, vamos a ver cómo le fue a stephur a cry si te gusta tener opciones, mi all day big deal meal por 6 dólares te va a encantar. elige entre 4 deliciosos platos principales y 5 acompañamientos, con una bebida. y nadie más incluye comida de desayuno todo el día. ¡solo yo! ¡en jack, cada bocado es lo máximo! ¡bienvenidos a jack in the box! sin importar tu edad, quién seas o dónde estés, el estrés de la vida cotidiana te puede llevar a un círculo interminable de ansiedad y pensamientos negativos. está bien que pidas ayuda cuando te sientas abrumado

the chair now recognizes the gentleman from arizona, mr. ciscomani, for five minutes. mr. ciscomani: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor the bravery and share my sincere appreciation to all the firefighters in my district and across arizona who went above and beyond the call of duty to help our neighbors in southern california during the recent devastating fires. in particular, i want to thank all the firefighters from the tucson fire department, the northwest fire department, the golden ranch fire district, and the frye fire district who took time away from their families and communities to be deployed to california to help n this time of crisis while others run away our firefighters run towards danger braving smoke and fire to protect life and property. their selfless dedication, courage, and commitment to service embody the very best of our communities and remind us of the unity that binds us all as americans. these brave men and women put themselves in harm's way working tirelessly in grueling conditions to contain the flames and provide relief to those affec

this was phoenix in arizona, which is of course the site of the state capitol. but arizona was one of many states today where people didn't only demonstrate at the state capitol. arizona also, for example, had a had a pretty significant protest turnout in in tucson. similarly, pennsylvania is a state where where yes, people protested at the state capitol today in harrisburg, but people also turned out protesting today in pittsburgh and in philadelphia in large numbers as well, in new york. there were protesters today at the state capitol in albany, but in new york, there were also protesters today in syracuse. and there were also protesters today in large numbers in new york city. there were protests today in lansing, michigan, and in columbus, ohio. protests today in springfield, illinois. protests today. large protests today in chicago, illinois. people turned out to protest today in the snow and bitter cold at the state capitol in the great state of maine. and people turned out in icy freezing rain at the state capitol in indianapolis. there were protests tod

wisconsin, arizona, nevada and michigan, our democratic candidates emerged victorious. you have to know, how did they do it? a relentless, unwavering focus on the issues that matter to those voters the most. the cost of things. the cost of eggs, meat, milk. public safety. can my daughter walk to school on her own? can she walk to the park? can my family know that they are safe? these were the issues people were most focused on in those states. it makes sense. if you are worried about putting food on the table, if you are worried about whether your kids will be safe at school, or whether your first responders are getting attacked on the subway by gang members, these worries will dominate your thinking. you will not be thinking about other issues, whether democracy, reproductive rights or the environment. we have to reckon with what people are thinking and how they voted and why they voted the way they did. these issues have always been at the heart of the democratic party and american families. if democrats are going to win, we have to make sure these issues remain at th

tambiÉn se realizaron protestas como estas, dos ciudades importantes fueron houston, texas y phoenix, arizonaaquÍ en los Ángeles, donde la policÍa todavÍa estÁ trabajando en desalojar a otras personas de otras zonas cercas a este la zona de la alcaldÍa de los Ángeles. hasta este momento no se ha registrado ningÚn arresto. esa es la informaciÓn. eliÁn: gracias. por otra parte hoy en administraciÓn trump oficializÓ la cancelaciÓn del tps para cerca de 350.000 venezolanos en el paÍs quienes recibieron la protecciÓn migratoria en 2023, su argumento es que la situaciÓn en venezuela mejor hoy que estÁ con una protecciÓn que viola la seguridad nacional de los estados unidos, algo que rechazaron los venezolanos. >> estoy desesperado porque ya en abril me quedo sin permiso de trabajo, toda mi documentaciÓn que tengo. >> me siento desilusionada, me siento traicionada, me siento ofendida, me siento estigmatizada, me siento triste. eliÁn: estos venezolanos estÁn protegidos de la deportaciÓn hasta el prÓximo 2 de abril. un primer grupo que ademÁs se acogiÓ al mecanismo en 2021 tiene su estatus vigente has

since last friday at the area port of san louise in arizona they found over 100 boxes of ammunition andin another they found approximately 70,000 pounds of roughly 31 kilograms of fentanyl pills. one single kilogram has the potential to kill half a million people according to the dea. resident donald trump's tariffs on china, canada mexico went into effect this weekend and what the white house says is part of an effort to stop illegal immigration and drug smuggling at our borders. >> they make the drugs, fentanyl , produce them in mexico their precursors come from china we have been overrun in terms of 11 illegal immigrants coming over the border. stop poisoning americans. stop sending fentanyl into america to kill americans. >> also no goal is arizona border patrol officers recently seized a rocket launcher into rocket propelled grenades hidden in the vehicle headed to mexico. they believed they were likely intended to protect the cartels and their production, their fentanyl production labs in mexico. donald trump also signed an executive order which moves for designating as foreign te

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these tariffs i think are designed to bring about change. >> in arizona they recently seized 238 poundsth and a commercial shipment of corn tortillas. the math was in the stacks of tortillas the same area cbp officers rocket launcher headed to mexico they believe those were likely intended to protect the cartels and their fentanyl production labs and mexico. again all this very disturbing cdc said synthetic opioids like fence on the primary driver of overdose deaths in the united states. >> they're doing great work it's a primary c corridor for the deadly fentanyl former ghs staff in the trump administration laurent does great work at the heritage foundation when you see this terrible battle whatever were going to call it breaking out and obviously president trump says a part of this is to stop the flow of fentanyl. what is your reaction? will this work? >> it's exactly the american people voted for november and it will work. this is a contrast between president trump and president biden are using the tools we have, the levers to exert influence and persuasion over other leaders for too

. >> from the walter cronkite school of journalism from arizona state university.: today the u.n. palestinian agency says it is providing humanitarian aid in gaza as well as the occupied west bank and east jerusalem despite a ban that went into effect yesterday. an israeli law passed in october forbids them from operating on israeli land and forbids contact with israeli authorities. nick shiffrin has more. nick: amra was established after the creation of the state of israel to serve the palestinian population. it has come to provide some six million palestinians in gaza and the occupied territories not only humanitarian assistance but education and healthcare. they help commit the hamas terror attacks israel says. the u.n. has said nine amra staff may have been involved and were fired. to understand the future, we get two views. the director of amra's washington, d.c. office and asa farayem with the israeli defense forces now a fellow with the washington institute for middle east policies. welcome to the news hour let me start with you. what is going on with amra a

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and from the west at the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university.trump said today that he's in no rush to do anything in gaza. earlier this week he talked about the need for palestinians to leave gaza, calling it a demolition zone, and for the us to take over the area and develop it. amna: meanwhile hamas is accusing israel of delaying aid deliveries that were agreed to in the cease fire deal. an accusation israel denies. stephanie sy has this report with the latest. stephanie: half a million families streaming back to their homes in gaza on foot, on piggyback, children in tow. for more than one year their home, a battleground in the israel-hamas war. they survived while many did not come up their apartments, their businesses, everythng that makes a community are in ruins. i've minutes of the destruction it rescue workers and families dig trying to locate the remains of loved ones. bones are taken to the local morgue in the hopes that they can be identified in the future. 2 million gazans are displaced while winter's that are elements be done upon t

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. >> this happened high over the grand canyon in arizona. german skydiver max manow staged one of the most ambitious skydives ever. >> now. >> with the help of the red bull squad, max jumped from a moving helicopter. then chased down and latched onto a moving plane, which pulled him back up and released him. and he stayed conscious the whole time. >> wow. absolutely not. he says this is a process that he could repeat over and over again in an endless skydive. but of course, he did eventually land. thank the lord. >> and by the way, guys, do you know what the hardest part about skydiving is? >> what? >> the ground. >> oh. >> see, this is why i won't do it. because that's all i'm thinking about. >> can't even. >> watch the video. i need dramamine. >> for it. i mean, can you imagine? like, this is what you do for fun? >> yeah. and what will they think of next? red bull, because it's always something. >> falling with style. >> something ambitious. >> i think that's what this is here. all right. he did finally touch down. so, so much for the endl

homeland security secretary, kristi noem, as well as missouri republican senator eric schmidt and arizona democratic senator mark kelly. if you just stick right here with us for today in the bay, meet the press is on at 8 a.m, right after our newscast, and we will look into the newly reignited battle over issuing h-1b visas, that nonimmigrant visa that allows u.s. employers to temporarily hire foreign workers in specialty occupations like tech. that's coming up in about 30 minutes from now w with nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston. local activists upset over the recent immigration and customs enforcement raids, rallied and marched yesterday in san jose. our ancestors have been traveling up and down this continent for thousands of years. this march in particular started at emma prusch farm park on south king road in san jose. indigenous leaders say they see the label of immigrant as inaccurate and insulting, since their ancestors have been here long before the crowd grew even larger. after marching to a nearby shopping center, where more speers took the bullhorn. now to a follow

david, arizona, democrat. hello. caller: good morning. i'm so confused about what this has to do with making america great again. this is giving him a place to build new condos and stuff. there was a story he put out about a lady who needed two apples but could only afford one. well, i don't think she could even afford one now. prices have gone crazy. so how is this making america great? i'm really confused. thank you for all the hard work you put in. i appreciate your. thank you. host: have a great day. grand island, new york, michael, independent line. caller: i see this as a big international form of terrorism, just like i saw the los angeles fires recently, where you know it is in los angeles and the coast is pure grain, plush, and you are sitting on the pacific ocean, and now we are over in gaza threatening to put people out. who are these people of the world he's talking about, are the homeless people in l.a., are we going to send them out there? who are the people of the world with this real estate terrorism that they are using wit

crane from arizona. >> thank you mr. chairman. would it be possible to get some therapy dogs in here for my colleagues on the other side of the aisle? >> we can ask mr. askins shrink -- >> i'm worried about their mental stability. i think it is funny when i hear my colleagues on the other side of the aisle -- >> those are insults. >> excuse me, it is my time. elon musk and how much money he donated to president trump, yet i don't recall the same outrage when billionaires on their side of the aisle like mark zuckerberg, george soros, or any of the others donating massive sums of money to their side of the aisle. mr. ash, i want to start with you. i read something you stated in your testimony. you said rather than a bloated bureaucracy, we face a workforce stretched too thin, forced to oversee an increasingly complex web of outsourced operation with limited personnel and resources. you say that in your testimony? >> yes sir. >> i would like to read a list of priorities at usaid. one of the agencies elon musk ma who has triggered my