. >> steve: tonight, on "the tonight show" -- >> jimmy: bill gates is my guest tonight. how fun is that? [ cheers and applause ] not only is bill one of the smartest people on earth, he's also one of the few who can afford to buy eggs. ♪ i could jump it yeah i could jump it i could jump it ♪ ♪ i could jump jump jump jump jump it ♪ >> jimmy: you actually reunited, lorelai and luke, with scott patterson. >> yeah. >> jimmy: great -- [ cheers and applause ] would you ever come back and do another one? >> yes, i always say yes. some people are starting to say, like, "you raised me." and i'm like, "i hope there were other adults involved." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this next one up here says, "this super bowl, i'm not gonna stop eating until my phone doesn't recognize my face." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- bill gates, lauren graham, musical guest japanese breakfast, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> qu

and if you had to finish this sentence, "bill gates is...", what would you say? a father. bill gates, thank you very much for doing this interview. thank you. live from london. this is bbc news. after almost 500 days in hamas captivity, three israeli hostages are handed over to the red cross, and are now back in israel. an outpouring of emotion — family and friends of the released hostages watch on live from tel aviv as their loved ones return. in exchange, israel has freed 183 palestinian prisoners, seven have been taken to hospital in khan younis. hundreds take part in an anti—knife crime march after the fatal stabbing of 15—year—old harvey willgoose at a school in sheffield. president trump freezes us aid to south africa over a new law which he says takes land away from white south african farmers without compensation. south africa denies this. thanks for being with us. both sides have expressed concerns for the health ceasefire deal. has expressed shock at what he described as the distressing images of the latest three hostages

but what was bill gates actually like as a child? in a rare interview, his sisters tell me they always knew he was different. good for you! they laugh their brother now believes, if he was growing up today, 0h, certainly. and with donald trump back in the white house and the titans have to work with the president? this is bill gates on disinformation, partnering with oh, wow. bill gates and his sisters haven't been back to their childhood home since their father died. nice view. the same view it always has had. absolutely. yeah. you have written the first part of your memoir. it's your origin story. why did you want to tell it now? you know, i'm turning 70. microsoft will be 50 years old. so i thought, you know, looking back on what happened, and, you know, the incredible luck i had with my parents, the school i went to, a couple of early friends that helped me see the software opportunity. and, you know, a lot of people don't know about the school i went to or why i happened to know a lot about computers, including, with paul allen,

and the bill gates dancers!rter: by the time he launched windows 95 he was on top of the world. he had every right to be dancing to the rolling stones and yucking it up with the likes of jay leno. >> windows 95 is so easy, even a talk show host can figure it out. >> reporter: but on this day as he drove us to his favorite drive-in, burgermaster, a seattle institution. >> how's it going? >> great. >> reporter: gates seemed less like one of the world's richest men. >> here or to go? >> what do you think? >> tray on the window. >> tray on the window. >> reporter: and more like the kid who just used to come here with his dad. decades before he would be calling sports mheroes, rock stars and dignitaries his friends. >> my social skills were slow to develop. except for a few boys similar to me, i didn't have that many friends. >> reporter: he is not saying that for sympathy. he is being analytical. it's the way his mind works. and it's the way the first of his three-part autobiography is written. >> here is the setup,

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why doesn't bill gates get involved. if we put politics aside, i'm sure bill gates did not give money to the trump organization or the c pack and assume that's probably not the case but if we can just put that aside and give him money, not give him money, voting for someone, not voting for someone, he's our president. and if he could just open the invitation to bill gates would cool a lot of heads on the left. host: this is michael that used to be in four oaks, north carolina, right? caller: yes, it is. host: you keep moving around and confusing me. caller: i moved once, mimi. host: you're in north carolina, all right. do you welcome the things you've seen him do so far in these first two weeks? caller: on a national basis, yes. i know the first caller, i'm very concerned what's going on, what he's saying. i hope things will get better for him, you know. i don't really know what to say about that. and i wish it could have been on tariffs this morning. host: that's another topic. caroline leavitt was asked whether musk or

earlier, i spoke with bill gates, the microsoft founder who's gates foundation is one of the largest charitable organizations in the world. we discussed elon musk and the funding fight. the interview is part of a book tour he's doing for memoir of his early years, source code my beginnings. well, let's start with elon musk. he's called u.s. aid a criminal organization. he called it evil. uh, he talked about it's a radical left political psyop. what to you, what is the importance of u.s. aid and the u.s. giving aid to people in need around the world? >> well, usaid. >> uh. >> plays a super important role in dispensing our aid budget, which is less than 1% of the government budget. usually, it's pretty obscure. so maybe this is a chance to talk about, okay, some of that work we'd like to change, but overall it's work that saves millions of lives. and you know, helps strengthen relationships for the united states. >> if it's just moved into the state department, does that matter? >> no. the exact organization, uh, can change. it was kept separate. so the idea of helping the poorest, you

we're meeting bill gates and his sisters, kristi in seattle to find out. it's a very nice view. and challenging child to become one of the tech pioneers of our age? we're meeting bill gates and his sisters, kristi and libby, on a visit to their childhood home in seattle to find out. it's a very nice view. it was from here that young bill first got access to early computers... my room is down here. ..resorting to extreme measures behind his parents' backs. at night, i could sneak out, go up, use the computer, and then sneak back in without them knowing. do you think you could still do it? well, it's not that hard. oh, my. it's not hard at all. that's it. these days, he'd probably be diagnosed he was really different than me. he was not a normal kid. to the lead, which... he had a three—hour dinner with the president ahead of the inauguration. in saving lives or whatever, you're probably wise to take that opportunity. so, you're not cynical about their motives? you can be cynical. these vaccines are saving millions of lives. you know, he is misleading people about that. how much d

so there's you, katie, speaking with bill gates.s some of his life. notjust one, but two more. this is going to be a three—volume autobiography, and another one, so don't wor . ~ i don't know, will i be going back to interview him? that will be coming up on the media show if that happens in time to come. but for now, thank you very much forjoining us. bye-bye. bye. search bbc the media show hello there. we've got a wintry mix of weather this evening and overnight. settling snow will be mainly confined to the hills, reverting back to rain across southern areas as we pick up some less cold air. bringing the windy weather. but you'll notice it also bring some lighter colours across the country for this weekend, so a little less cold before more cold weather returns around this area of high pressure for next week on an easterly wind. of england and wales. mainly rain, central and southern certainly the south pennines across the peak district. some of this snow getting in a little bit further north but the rest of scotland and northern i

we're meeting bill gates and his sisters, kristi to early computers... my room is down here.bsession with social media. did you used to play hearts? outsmart the competition. in his new memoir, source code, he reveals he believes on the autism spectrum. he was really nice. he was really different than me. he was not a normal kid. he would, like, sit in his room and chew pencils down - to the lead, which... the modern—day tech bros have been courting donald trump — of the inauguration. in saving lives or whatever, you're probably wise to take that opportunity. robert f kenneder, who denies he's anti—vax these vaccines are saving millions of lives. he tells me, alongside philanthropist warren buffett, his foundation has now spent billions. how much do you think you've given away? i've given over 100 billion, but i still have more to give. a boy with the skills, hyper focus and ambition i think it's pretty nice, actually. katie razzall, bbc news, seattle. he had been nominated, including both song of the year and record of the year. emma vardy has the details. the grammy�*s isn'

we're meeting bill gates it's a very nice view. my room is down here.nd he's off to find a computer. that's amazing. microsoft with school friend paul allen. with social media. i think this idea of holding kids back until, say, age 16, which, you know, apparently australia i think it'll be fascinating to see if that's beneficial. did you used to play hearts? i think it's in the book. a lot of hearts. with their grandmother. outsmart the competition. days, he'd probably be diagnosed on the autism spectrum. he was really nice. he was not a normal kid. to the lead, which... it's good for you. he had a three—hour dinner with the president ahead of the inauguration. that opportunity. you can be cynical. robert f kenneder, who denies he's anti—vax i've given over 100 billion. but i still have more to give. now let's take a at some other news. the eu has condemned what it called a condemned'whet'it called a crackdown on peaceful brutal crackdown on peaceful protests georgia. the second of 77 of arbitrary and violent round of arbitrary and violent arrests were

so here's an interesting video right out of our friend bill gates to do this in a jumper. i just don't trust them. i'm talking about his non friendship with jeffrey now that's all he's on a 1st name basis with jeffrey. and what is known as fran at. yeah, it looks like it's ready to me. you know, not like prince andrew who can sweat at all, but he started the sweat when people to ask. sorry to ask him about his friendship with jeffrey on the video or do you think okay, back at that moment that you that you were being painted? hope carefully bill. well jeffrey jeffrey oh, jeffrey effect. i was foolish to spend any time with him. jeff and he sort of and you know, got times various people by spending time with other people. oh yeah. yeah. yeah. sorry. yeah. i oh yeah, i yeah. let me think my way of this when i keep dig into digging bill, it would help me with global health course. the great cool you read all what you would do is it made you we know what you did last summer. bill and action 730. you're your city or yeah, yeah, you're not like tied. i think like the sweat anymor

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the co—founder of microsoft bill gates says he supports coming up, we hearfrom people who have concernsylons who have concerns about pylons and solar plants to be built near their homes as the uk accelerate its race to green that the uk is "way out of line" when it comes to trading with the us, and that tariffs which he's warned will face import taxes soon, accusing the eu of not buying anything from the us. correspondent nomia iqbal during a press huddle mr president, will you? which country will be next on the tariff? i it will happen but we're going — might. we'll see how things work out. with the european union. i can tell you that because they've really taken advantage of us. they don't take our cars. they don't take our farm products. they take almost nothing. and we take everything from them. millions of cars, tremendous amounts of so the uk is way out of line and we'll see the uk — but the european union is really out of line. but the european union is. . . it's an atrocity. what they've done. reporter inaudible. well, prime minister starmer has been very nice. we've had a coupl

i'm feeling at bill gates comes out to defend us say i the well team from dismantled another torres agency. there is now well known for fomenting cover, conduct resolutions and terrorism world wide. no, i get billions of dollars to the same thing that usa id does life out. nation partners with us. i d on include pression and i'm getting vaccines out the just moments off the mid day here at most go with the full program of your top stores are ready to roll here or not. so straight to the white house we go with whether you as president apparently has his own development plans for gaza because hold on the heels of trump quoting that in you or in washington, i'm green lighting, thousands of old bones for israel, the up roy, the arrow boiled over trumps, planned to clear out gauze are of nearly 2000000 palestinians as now for. ringback the white house to respond a, it's a unique offer. no one that no other country in the world has stepped up and made an offer. but i think that's what people need to think about. seriously, it was not meant as a hostile move, it was meant as a, i think, a very ge

everyone pulls that feeling at bill gates comes out to defend usa i . d. well team from dismantled to notorious agency. there's so well known for preventing cult revolutions in k last world war no, i get billions of dollars to the same thing. the usa id does my town nation partners with us. i d on the impression and i'm getting vaccines out the slide on loud from months ago with the old news reaching from kick alida tel aviv, washington, london. and so many other places, it's great to have your company. so some story for you this hour right here on, on a hot on the heels of trump, causing the video in washington and green lighting. thousands of on the bottom is for israel. the upper over the arrow boiled over the us presence plan to clear out of gas and nearly $2000000.00 palestinians as now forced the white house. 2 principal a it's a unique offer. no one that no other country in the world has stepped up and made an offer. but i think that's what people need to think about. seriously, it was not meant as a hostile move. it was meant as a, i think, a very

bill gates is devastated. that is side kicked to vaccinate the world is no more misled more sharply. it is a batch of disturbing truths without these donald colt with us a id on the trump administration's chopping block. it's rich liberal beneficiaries are running to it's a bill dates for example, showed up on n b c's today show to defend the organizations great work. you know, i get billions of dollars to the same thing. that usa id does. i go out in the field and study these things. i'm a little worried, particularly with this usa. i d, stuff like that, nation partners with us. i d on nutrition and i'm getting vaccines out. and you know, there's incredible people, you know, they're not actually ones that works there. yeah. and would you look at that, according to the association of american physicians and surgeons dates was one. 2 of us say i these top grant recipients in 2024, with all the billions of dollars the gates foundation has spent on agricultural and medical experiments in africa. it makes sense wh

but it always, that'd be with an 1000000000 at bill gates comes out to defend the usa id well team trauma dismantles in our torres agency that is now well known for preventing colored revolutions on terrorism. well, why don't i get billions of dollars to the same thing? that usa i deemed as life out of nation partners with us. i id on nutrition and getting vaccines out the live and worldwide for most good. this is off the international and you know, love him or hate him. donald trump has really got the world heavily divided right now. straight to the white house. we go with a us president, has its own development plans for gaza, called on the hills of trump courting. given y'all in washington and green lighting, thousands of old bones. but israel, the uproar in the arab world over donald trump's plan to clear out, gone through of nearly 2000000 palestinians, has now forced the white house to respond. it's a unique offer. you know, one that no other country in the world has stepped up and made an offer. but i think that's one people need to think about. seriously, it was not meant as a hos

on 1000000000 at bill gates comes out to defend usa i. d. e. well, team trump this month, tools, none of the tours agency that is so well know now for financing color revolutions and have arisen wells to me the same thing that usa id does like out of nation partners with us, i d on to impression and getting vaccines out the so many moves on today's geo political chessboard. let's 0 in on the attempted checkmates line from most a top story for you. this our, the us president has his own developing plans for gaza that goes, hold on the heels of trump courting that. and, you know, and washington and green lighting, thousands of all the bottom is for israel, the uproar and the arab world over the us. presidents plan to clear out guys are of nearly 2000000 palestinians has now forced the white house to respond. it's a unique offer, you know, one that no other country in the world has stepped up and made an offer. but i think that's one people need to think about. seriously, it was not meant as a hostile move. it was meant as a, i think, a very gener

details of organisations which offer information the co—founder of microsoft and philanthropist bill gatesen away $100 billion. he's been talking to our media editor katie razzall in seattle. what shaped a brilliant but rebellious and challenging in seattle to find out. to early computers... at night, i could sneak out, go up, use the computer, and then sneak back in without them knowing. do you think you could still do it? well, it's not that hard. oh, my. that's amazing. now he worries about children's obsession with social media. i think this idea of holding kids back until, say, to see if that's beneficial. i think there's a good chance that that's a smart thing. i think it's in the book... outsmart the competition. on the autism spectrum. he was really nice. he was really different than me. to the lead, which... it's good for you. if you want the us government to be your partner so, you're not cynical about their motives? you can be cynical. robert f kenneder, who denies he's anti—vax, these vaccines are saving millions of lives. you know, he is misleading people about that. his found

bill gates. he was on "the view" recently and the topic of the u.s. aid cuts came up.d to say. >> i'm a little worried particularly with this usaid stuff. my foundation partners with usaid on nutrition and getting vaccines out and there is incredible people. hopefully we will get some of that work back in shape. in fact, if we don't, you know, you could have literally millions of deaths. >> carley: is he predicting that there could be millions of deaths. i think what the administration wants to do though is to take away funding from things like $47,000 for a trans opera in colombia and 32,000 for a trans comic book series in peru. things of that nature. >> yeah. this kind of fear-mongering. that's what democrats have turned to at this point when it comes to everything that donald trump is doing. and trump -- all he's doing is promises made, promises kept. he has done so so far in 17 days at a pace that we have never seen before. he said the president did, that he would take a sledge hammer to government waste. it's why elon musk is running doge. to your point, carley,

the co—founder of microsoft bill gates says he supports coming up, we hearfrom people who have concernss race to green that the uk is "way out of line" when it comes to trading with the us, and that tariffs which he's warned will face import taxes soon, accusing the eu of not buying anything from the us. correspondent nomia iqbal during a press huddle

i think of bill gates and the gates foundation not just trying to eradicate polio and work issues but a regime that is not just a ration but global health of the university of washington cancer research center, a collaboration saying where to go faster solving threats to our nation as it relates to health. we can have a big discussion which i think you want to about the wuhan over the first city the first people who died in nursing homes, and emergency room at the hospital begging for any equipment we could give them. moved as fast as we possibly could and broke down barriers to save lives locally need to do on innovation. we cannot let another country get ahead of us on the war issue and not have a response when it comes to vaccine so the most challenging, i wanted to vote. my dad stood behind his father, and my family, the kennedys stood up but when he answered the question and he couldn't give him answer, the data is there to support, i don't need anymore data, all of a sudden i saw a world were affected by an seattle not being stood up for i need someone who's going to say we are

. >> bill gates. >> you don't like him? >> no. >> he crated the computer and microsoft. >> so what?l gates walking the streets, would you tell him? >> things for making microsoft. >> would you ask him for money? >> i wouldn't not. >> bill is big into the vaccination. are you and to the vaccination? >> we've gotten like two of the code vaccines. >> you're slipping. >> i know. >> the he is worth $100 billion. yc not as rich as the other guys? >> he gave it away. >> what she did the rest? >> to the rest of it away. >> he should be poor? >> yes. what you want to tell jesse? >> hey, jesse! >> thank you linkage a. >> can i get a hug? >> thank you. >> they are still hugging. more "primetime" is straight ahead. you force factor ultra berberine is the #1 best-selling berberine supplement at walmart. ultra berberine contains clinically studied ingredients to promote fat loss, improve weight management, and support blood sugar for powerful, effective results. rush to walmart and find force factor ultra berberine. we are running out of places to send johnny sending them to hawaii we aren't doin

that model. issues are going to be more important and more so there's you, katie, speaking with bill gates, but it only covers some of his life. notjust one, but two more. this is going to be a three—volume autobiography, days and just setting up, beginning to set up microsoft. then we're going to get another instalment and another one, so don't worry. when? we'll see. i hope so. that will be coming up on the media show if that happens in time to come. but for now, thank you very much forjoining us. bye— bye. bye. and if you'd like to hear a longer version of today's show, search bbc the media show wherever you get your bbc podcasts. hello. for most of the uk, the weather's just going to stay grey, damp and misty this afternoon. but you have to go up pretty high. this part of blaenau gwent is over 300m above sea level. for the most part though, it's rain and drizzle that's showing up on our radar picture. something quite different though, is happening to the weather in the highlands, where we've got barely well, here we've got a ridge of high pressure that's but the ridge isn't strong enou

now bill gates is going back to his roots with a memoir about his origin story. to the school where he had access it was an obsession. all our lives, the kids became the experts. he would, like, sit in his room and chew good for you! they laugh their brother now believes, if he was growing up today, he would probably be diagnosed on the autism spectrum. oh, certainly. and with donald trump back in the white house and the titans of tech accused of courting him, what plans

oh, bill gates. >> yeah. >> turn this picture. >> you don't like him? no. he created the computer.rosoft? >> yeah. >> so what? he's done a lot of philanthropy. >> if you saw bill gates walk in the streets, what would you tell him? >> thanks for making microsoft. >> would you ask him for some money? >> i wouldn't not. >> bill is big into the vax. you into the vax. >> i only got, like, two of the covid vaccines. >> you're slipping. >> yeah i know. >> he's worth $100 billion. >> yeah. >> why is he not as rich as the other guys? >> because he gave it away. >> what should he do with the rest of his money? >> give the rest of it away. >> so he should be poor? >> yeah. >> what do you want to tell jesse? >> hey, jesse. >> thank you. >> i'm so excited to be on television. can i get a hug? >> sure. >> thank you. >> and they're still hugging. more prime time. straight ahead. >> you go to sandals to get really, really close to the caribbean. >> we should do this every morning. >> sandals valentine sale is now on sale up to $1,000. and get a sandal lit dinner for two. >> empower. >> hey. >> i g

billionaire microsoft founder bill gates lobbied for usaid in a meeting with the president at the whitese yesterday. but gates arguments don't seem to have landed. trump believes that d.o.j. is rooting out corruption. >> we're catching. >> him up to a point where they don't. >> know what the heck is going on. they can't believe they're getting caught. and i have great respect for the people that are doing it. elon musk is helping us on it, and he's pretty good. >> hey, i've been out in the field with usaid. you know, these people who choose to work and. nigeria or congo or gaza or ukraine, you know, they are. it's unbelievable what an asset that is. you know, i know all the development agencies of all the countries, and this is the best of them. >> as the headline in the new york times puts it, the world's richest men are taking on the world's poorest children. that column from nick kristof, who joins us now. nick, i. your column really hit me. and when you hear what andrew just said, for example, food rotting and not getting to people who are starving. when you listen to the president

. >> it's the equivalent of bill gates and elon musk fist fighting. >> kendrick versus drake the feudjust felt sick. >> can you believe she's claiming this now? >> she ripped apart my family and took my reputation and squashed it. >> this lady is crazy. >> the all new shocking episode of scamanda thursday night on abc.

and if he could just open the invitation to bill gates, i think that would cool a lot of heads on the left. hannah: this is host: this is bill in smith field now? caller: yes. host: let's go back to doge and elon musk, do you welcome what you've seen him do so far in these first two weeks? caller: on a national basis, yes. the first caller, i'm very concerned what's going on, what he's saying. i hope things will get better for him and, you know, i don't really know what to say about that. we're only being told but so much and the results and things like that. and i would have really wished the topic could have been on tariffs this morning because there's a lot of heat on tariffs. host: that's also going on. that's another big topic. let's look at white house secretary caroline leavitt and asked whether music or anyone working with him had passed a background check. reporter: had elon musk is a special employee, what kind of security clearance does he have? karoline: he is a government employee and abided by all aapplicable laws and far as his security clearance, i will check back. rep

i think of bill gates and the gates foundation not just trying to eradicate polio and work on these issues, but to think of a regime that helps not just our nation's health, but global health. with the university of washington, the cancer research center, all of these entities are a collaboration of sayi ng we have to go faster in solving these threats to our nation as it relates to health. now, we can have a big discussion, which i think you guys all want to have a big discussion about whether and when what happened in the wuhan province, but i can tell you, we were the first city, we had the first patient, we had the first people who died in nursing homes, we had an emergency room at a hospital who basically was just begging for any equipment we could get them. the whole community stood up and moved as fast as we possibly could and broke down barriers to save lives, and that is what we have to continue to do on an ovation. we cannot let another country get ahead of us on some sort of warfare issue and not have a response when it comes to a vaccine. the most challenging -- i wanted to vot

aid are also initiatives that bill gates helps support as well. with his foundation's money.e was saying how he actually flies to those countries. he goes there, he's on the ground to look at waste, fraud or any kind of abuse. and, you know, he said, you know, certainly there's always, you know, you can find savings. but he seemed to believe from what he has seen on the ground that there is great work being done there. >> of course, there is some, you know, mismanagement. and look, you're dealing with very inefficient countries. what i've noticed in my travels is when there is some kind of corruption or fraud, it's usually not the fault of the u.s. government or usaid. it's that they they have to partner with the with the government that is itself corrupt. and so that's a complicated issue. but i think that the the most important thing for people to remember is these are people who are going into this work because they're trying to save lives, they're trying to do good. they don't do it for the money. they work incredibly hard. i have seen i've seen these people on the ground

the real one i'm feeling at bill gates is the latest to come miles in defense. all of us say i teeth and as, as team from dismantled in a tory as agency and long suspected of preventive tales in africa and world wide. no, i get billions of dollars to the same thing. usa id does my foundation partners with us say id on contrition and getting vaccines out the coming to you live from us, consulting international wherever you are. joining us from literally cloud that you, well, it's always good to have your company when it starts off in the us, where donald trump has approved thousands more palms to as well. and that posts and it would be as rainy prime minister on the phone in the 1st 3 weeks of his presidency. and of course, as, as has planned to evict around $2000000.00 palestinians from garza, comes on to increasing scrutiny. well, the proposal has in particular caused apo and the arab world, but trump team continues to insist that it's a, a good game time. it's a unique offer. no one that no other country in the world has stepped up and made an offer. but i thi

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bill gates says that makes us to come out in defense all the usa. i t not says team from the dismantled the notorious agency, long suspected of preventative caught up revolutions on even terrorism worldwide. no, i get billions of dollars to the same thing with usa. i be, does my foundation partner with us say id on nutrition and getting vaccines out the kind of welcome to our, to international. we're live from the russian caps where it's just stuck on to him as always is great to have smoke. let's uh, head straight to the white house where the u. s. president is spitting by his development plans for garza and thats just days off to hosting destiny all who in washington in green lighting, silas and smooth bones as well. but trumps time to evict. need 2000000 palestinians from young place has closed up pool in the arab world, especially for us in washington to respond. it's a unique offer. you know, one that no other country in the world has stepped up and made an offer. but i think that's what people need to think about seriously, it was not meant as

unless we will stay in our country and are not going to leave it. hadn't been in the bill. gates is the latest to come out in defense of us, the id, and that's, that's the team from this month old in a charles, 8 and feet long suspected of managing chaos in africa. and perhaps the well, the handling the welcome to our teach, an option of reaching you from the russian capital with the latest i'm around the world. i am by equal point you. now as a russian forces make steady gains, all of our on the front lines. ukraine has been forced to abandon this position, but even as the last key faces this deter rating situation on the battlefield, breton in 5th, had there would be no negotiations with moscow. on his latest trip to key of london stopped diplomatic instead pledged maximum support. it's still our assessment that shows no desire to negotiate at all at this point in time. so we continue to support you to the max as you fight to surrender this war. of all, this is actually his 5th visit there, as he proudly said. and he even said both france might get a bit jealous. let's not talk

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bill gates calling out elon musk's handling of usaid. >> in the case of usaid, he doesn't appreciatehe phenomenal work that goes on. it is not partisan work, it is nutrition, it is -- >> beyond repair. >> i give billions of dollars to the same thing usaid does. i go out in the field and study these things. i higher scientists. i think if he really knew the work there he wouldn't be telling 10,000 people not to come and do that work. stuart: iowa senator joni ernst joined me now. you are the chair of the senate doge caucus. do you think usaid should be dismantled? >> i do think it needs to be reorganized, thank you for having me on to talk about this topic because i have witnessed firsthand the obstruction within usaid as we try to exercise our congressional oversight of some of these programs. we know there are dollars that are wasted that have gone into the pockets of fat cats around the globe without the humanitarian aid being delivered. in respect to mr. gaetz, i truly do appreciate the work that he does and there are programs in usaid that are worthy of keeping. however, we have

brilliant people have had a way of changing this world whether it's elon musk when he was younger, bill gatesks in tech world. we know in politics really young people. all the folks out there, the guy kfc started when he was 65. what we're talking about here is the ability to go in and do something even greater than a forensic audit. more than finding where all the poor spending has gone because the bureaucracy -- coming out with solutions and that they're true caretakers of american's money. >> martha: i find interesting the panic response to please open your books for us. they are so panicked at the idea of having these young people who are brilliant, as you point out. when you read some of the things they've accomplished they're very smart and the country was founded and built on a lot of very young, brilliant minds. but the panic at -- you can't look at my books. you saw randi weingarten. where will the money go? >> she is one of the worst culprits. you don't need a 19-year-old genius to tell you that the teachers union have always fought for themselves. we look at the educational budgets