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asking us about, they want to know what happened, who was handling all of this in when they went to dfcs. i am committed to get back to you as specifics about what happened. i'm just not prepared today to do all just economics and politics. professor john ross and i say it's american should start questioning the u. s. government spending priorities. just another example, how across the board in the us, it seems like the administration is turned back on the needs of a lot of american people. and it's totally preoccupied. now. we're providing $5060000000000.00 to a war halfway around the world. something's wrong with that. americans have been ask themselves that question. there's about 3 and a half to $4000000.00 babies born in the us every year about half of that and supplied from other labs. so you've got about 2000000 babies who have no formula, you know, on average out there. and what's by doing? well, biting this says is going to bring this weekend one and a half 1000000 bottles from nationally, from europe. well, you know, one and a half 1000000 to 1000000, just like a bottle a day t

and i be nice that there is a lot more that we can expect from my, from my dfcs. i should mentioned abraham that we were expecting to be joined by a vibrant young member of the african union. but the bureaucracy has got the better of us. we are still waiting for these 5 young member of the african union to get clear. it's to be michaud, i am guessing the claimant's, we're not coming time talking about young people. i want to bring this huge comment to you. this is for sure. vance. he said the african union can do a better job of including the new generation of africans. and leave it to smaller bodies. what do you think about that? the idea of young people actually having, having a voice, because our african continent is full of young people. abraham. exactly. this is one of the examples of how the african union is not relied extended, reflects the of what the content looks like. i mean, august population, majority of us are women. and to give out question about population demographics. people be loaded, just look at the african union. got people i didn't think tha

it's chief editor of dfcs courtyard. a is a well connected journalist with a reputation for breaking big stories go away online is a bilingual news organization based in north eastern somalia. it's active on facebook and twitter, particularly on twitter spaces, where host discussions on politics and security. the heritage institute is in mogadishu, it publishes reports on a wide variety of issues, and also has a youtube channel to solve the problem of one of the mission. she lives in somebody and not in medical or not. among the somali journalists in the dashboard, you can track on twitter or 5 han jamalia who spent 18 years with bbc's. so molly and how rude my roof, who's with the voice of america. so molly service, my roof has also written a book on our shop for more on extremism in the country. mary harper from bdc africa also provides expertise. one, the aspirin, news site, we check in on for some, all the news is he on which operates out of ottawa, canada. its website can get a little crowded, but there are nuggets

even the wes dfcs, main cheerleaders and arms suppliers are starting to doubt the chances of their ally duty at great cost to him so often to rush him. if he's continuing to shoot through ground in don't bass, he's continuing to make a gradual, slow, but i'm afraid palpable progress. so why do the weapons and money keep flowing? if many realize they're fighting for a lost cause, the truth seems quite obvious ends and will rather sad. key of their friends in the west are pursuing a so called scorched earth policy, the done boss to leave as much infrastructure destroyed. and as many civilians effected as possible before their retreat and leave it to russia to deal with what i think american government officials been very clear that the goal of the war and army and continue to supply the ukrainian government is the de, stabilize, the russian government. and they've been pretty open about the goal being to literally bleed. i lead the russian government and the russian state militarily and politically and economically. and what the goal of bringing about it's a collapse the, there's been a w

we suggest that congress consider the appropriate placement of the dfc program. we feel the work of a data -- be could be done better with other agencies. want to lift omdcp back up. >> thank you. we heard from senator manchin and dr. gupta on the importance of a whole of government approach and having every agency and every component of government sought to deal. we mentioned earlier in the discussion about the evolving nature with respect to demographics. could you talk about them or from your perspective and what that means in terms of how any two roach the space available to us? demographics related to racial and ethnic minorities and how much extension we are placing right now overall emotional and mental help of our adolescents. >> welcome news to me as a child psychologist that we are elevating our discussions around mental health and substance use disorder. in this report, we have elevated the chanting majors which we mentioned today and it's fentanyl now is so produce. the mortality rate down in communities of color and he noticed other regional differen

be my dfcs that i have to understand that all states of the posts of your region have one single principle when it comes to that relationship with russia. and it's been this way for 30 years, achieving a maximum of economic advantage from russia only while having a minimum of political obligations manual. pretty sure, beside the soviet union was formed in 1922, the joining together of the union republics. voluntarily. at least this is how it was framed and the constitution that the right to secede from the union had never been tried in practice and certainly not withdrawal of all its members. but in 1991 . that is what happened. the country dissolved into its constituent parts. the west looked on amazed at the rapid disintegration and 25000000 russians were left in shock. they suddenly found themselves inhabitants of other countries, compounded by the uncertainty of whether they would be accepted, barris, citizens, opium, now to keep the homes and land. mm. let us, le baylof is the director at the center of german studies. he is no political ally of latter may oppose him, but he agrees wit

what is the got a space in the dfcs? want to we are continue to request is we cannot go to the election with one. patty dictating everything we, we have offer that we are ready to sit down and discuss about the electronic forms and did respond. was you guys, you have to go to the national assembly. we said, since we started democracy in our country, everything, you know, the min s o for the law where discussed outside between d minutes to code this. and when we discussed, then we bring that matter to d. this was on a sunday and we are not receiving any correct calls from the, with the usa hotman's, an international community at lodge accepted the results of the previous election, which of course you disputed you have spoken about the prejudice of low expectations for the democratic republic of congo and other countries on the african continent. what do you mean by that? yeah. what i mean by that, i don't think that the u. s. and the other, you know, international community what they do, i think it's just so difficult for

from a tools standpoint, what do we need either at the ifi or dfc to have more competitive offerings for the developing world so that they are choosing our packages over china's? and/or, are we even at the table? >> we need multilateral development banks to be adequately financed so they have the capacity to offer sufficient financing. there is an enormous need for infrastructure development throughout the developing world. countries are start for resources and many do not have access to private capital markets. >> is your contention that these banks are not funded appropriately? the world bank and imf, they do not have the capital to make competitive offerings? sec. yellen: welcome in some cases they are adequately funded. in other cases, there probably is a need for additional resources. we ourselves are in -- in terms of meeting our own commitments and trying to generate new commitments for example, we feel very strongly that the imf's new resilience and sustainability trust can make an important contribution to energy commit security and pandemic preparedness and congress has not

from a tools standpoint, what do we need that either the imf i or the dfc to have more competitive offerings for the developing world, so that they are choosing our packages over china's. and or, are we even at the table when these conversations are taking place? >> i think we need the multilateral development banks to be adequately financed so that they have the capacity to offer sufficient financing for an enormous need for infrastructure investment throughout the developing world. countries are starved for the resources. many do not have access to private capital markets. >> just to interrupt quickly, is your contention that these banks are not funded appropriately? the world bank in the imf do not have adequate capital to make competitive offerings? >> in some cases they are adequately funded. in other cases there is probably a need for additional resources. we, ourselves, are in a substantial in terms of meeting our own commitments and trying to generate new commitments. for example, we feel very strongly that the imf's new resilience and sustainability trust can make an important contr