has tried to impose on haiti has become a total sham. the president was assassinated, the prime minister was never elected. and it's, and basically the leads fund, these different armed groups, so called gains that you hear about that kidnapped people that terrorized the population in, in very, very serious ways. and so what's happened is those armed groups have gotten out of the control of the sort of oligarchs of the regime. they basically became autonomous to some degree. and that's when share easy a was preaching to them. you know, let's unite against these, the real gags. there's the real elite criminals who are running our country and you know, take all of the profits from the sweat shops and by villas in the dominican republic or in france or canada, or the u. s. and no, they don't actually love hate either. not actually part of this country, they just treated as a piggy bank is really what service the says. so let's take back the country for haitians, rather than some kind of transnational elite. so the government is totally in s

well, let's, let's dive deeper then into haiti's history. haiti one is independence from france back in 18 o 4. but when the us went in with a violent occupation, us stayed there on the island for roughly 20 years into the early 19 hundreds. the us continued to control haiti's, public finances all the way up until 1947. and by then taking some 40 percent of the country's national income to service that's to the west and gets to france, some of that debt to france was reparations to the slaveholders. and how much of that deep history plays into haiti's economic problems today? exactly. haiti was the 1st and remains the only country to be a successful slave uprising. it really set a precedent and let led to the end of chattel slavery in the western hemisphere. so, anyone who's glad to not be in a slavery system today in the americas, including here in the united states, i should o, in part, thanks to haiti and ever since then, as you described very well, manila, the us has punished 80 for resisting for refusing to be slaves. i mean, you laid out the history quite well. we can, you know

well let's, that's time deeper then into haiti's history. haiti want its independence from france back in 18 o 4. but when the us went in with a violent occupation, us stayed there on the island for roughly 20 years into the early 19 hundreds. the us continued to control haiti's, public finances all the way up until 1947. and by then taking some 40 percent of the country's national income to service, that's to the west and debts to france. some of that debt to france was reparations to the slaveholders. and how much of that deep history plays into haiti's economic problems today? exactly. haiti was the 1st and remains the only country to be a successful slave uprising. it really set a precedent and let led to the end of chattel slavery in the western hemisphere. so, anyone who's glad to not be in a slavery system today in the americas, including here in the united states, should o, in part, thanks to haiti and ever since then, as you described very well, manila, the us has punished 80 for resisting for refusing to be slaves, i mean, you laid out the history quite well. we can, you know

on haiti and on israel. your administration went on a worldwide search for security forces, bangladeshi, canadian, chilean, any but american force, to stand up this multinational security support mission for hay hey tee before kenya stood up to lead. can you explain why it is that you believe on the one hand that this mission is so critical and on the other why it is that you have categorically ruled out contributing u.s. forces to this effort? is it your goal to contain them? and on israel -- reporter: one question. i'll answer your question. -- pres. biden: one question. i'll answer your question. the question with regard to haiti. we concluded that for the united states to deploy forces in the hemisphere raises all kinds of questions that can be easily misrepresented by what we're trying to do. and be able to be used by those who disagree with us against the intres of haiti and the united states. so we set out to find a partner, or partners, who would lead that effort, and we would participate in it, not

the quest haiti. that for the united states to deploy forces in the hemisphere raises all kinds of questions that can be easily whdisagree with us against theee intres of haiti and the united states.■r out to find a partner, or partners, who would leaeffo,e in it, not with american f suppg sure they had what they needed. and so, you i'm very grateful for president ruto's leadership here. multignat -- multinational effort but kenya's willingness matters. you're not the only country but you'redirt. there's going to be u.s. forces not only the ground. we're going toup intelligence and equipment. some equipment has already arand nya is stepping up with police and other countries plan to do as well. the united states is going to support the collective efforts here. going it alone. we're working with congress to provide $300 million to m.s.s.a0 million for equipment assistance. we have receive and bring major contributions from other partners in as well. and agree - agree the h deserve better, they deserve

>> your question was haiti kids?> united states and kenya or the nation's collectively break the backs of this coordinated militia that has the grips of the nation, that nation yes the very way we're doing it, we're not talking about a hey thousand person army is made up of train persian this is a crisis. >> it's able to be dealt with. and we think we can belt with this way with a multinational approach. with haiti leading the way and us providing intelligence as well as equipment gangs and criminals do not have nationalities. >> they have no religion they have no language which their language is one to deal with them family decisively within the parameters of the law and that's what we're building a coalition of nations beyond kenya and the us many were making contributions towards the mss force in haiti. to secure that country. and to break the buck of the gangs and the criminals that have visited untold suffering in that country on drc. >> the au the east african community, and kenya has seized without much, i've

like wha'r face in haiti.we a g responsibility alongside the haitian police and have clear modus operandi, how we're going to relate with the situation on the ground that has been agreed under the united nations framk.so w are looking forward o this deployment because we children in haiti deserve peace. like all other women and arounde world. pres. biden: on the i.c.c., you guys never keep the deal, but that's we made our position clear. on the i.c.c. we don't rni jurisdiction. the way it's been exercis. and it's that simple. we don't think there's an equivalence ee what israel did and what hamas did. you are committing to another foreign war. committing kenya to haiti, can exp that? pres. biden: very easily. there's a reason why afghanistan wn a the graveyard of empires. likelihood of anybody uniting afghanistan is highly, highly unlikely. number one. ntrol isis other than ways to occupying afghan stafnlt it was. now with regard to haiti. in a e caribbean that's very volatile. there's a lot going on in this h

now, with regard to haiti, haiti is in a area of the caribbean that is very volatile. going on in its hemisphere, and we're in a situation where we want to do all we can without us looking like america once again is stepping over and deciding this is what must be done. haitians are looking for help as well as the folks in the caribbean are looking for help, and so we checked out with a number of other countries. the one who stepped up was haiti. we committed to provide with all the intelligence and equipment and the like to haiti, and so it's a logical thing, and you have a first rate capability, and you keep your word. that's an important dynamic. >> i agree with president biden about kenya's participation in haiti is not so much about what happened in the past. it's about what we believe in, the peace and security of humanity and we don't find that the u.s. is committing kenya because the u.s. cannot commit kenya. i am the president of kenya. it's me to make that decision, and it's the people of kenya to commit their own troops, using their own structures. we've gone

and this is on haiti. biden, kenya is rather doing the heavy lifting in somalia south sudan the democratic republic of the congo. at washington has committed millions of dollars for the costs in haiti. isn't it ironic that while america is ending its forever wars in afghanistan the latest in 2021 and under your leadership when you retrieved from cabo and committing kenya to another foreign war from nairobi why the dichotomy while ending forever wars and committing kenya to haiti can you explain that? >> president biden: for easily. there is a reason why they are the graveyard of empires. and in afghanistan is highly highly highly unlikely. number one. number two there are ways to control isis other than occupying afghanistan. it was an unnecessary need. now with regard to haiti, haiti is in an area of the caribbean that is very volatile. there's a lot going on in this atmosphere. and we are in a situation where we want to do all we can without us looking like america, once again, is stepping over and decid

first of all, when you talk about haiti present every show you said haiti is a collective responsibility for all nations for you, mr. president. press advising, present. do you believe that these nations can break the back of this militia? that is the nation and all. so when it comes to the united states, one for the condo, especially as a flag has behind you, morehouse, mister president, could you tell me what the applicant as well as is doing when it comes with managerial prices in? thank you. what was my question, sir? your question was haiti, chin united states in kenya or of nations collectively the back of this coordinator, malicious. that has the risk of an issue? yes. the very way we're doing it. we're not talking about a but a 1000 person arm is made up of train for example. this is a crisis table that we don't want. we think we can bell this way with the multi national approach with q haiti leading the way. that's providing intelligence as well as equipment game and criminals do not have nationality. they have no religion. they have no language. their language is one to deal wi

-backed police force in haiti. selina wang with the president of kenya. >>> breaking news concerning defense secretary lloyd austin. the pentagon revealing he's undergoing a medical procedure today, transferring his duties to a deputy. it comes months after he was secretly hospitalized for complications from prostate cancer. not even president biden had been told. >>> the american father sentenced for bringing ammunition into turks and caicos. he was facing a possible 12-year prison sentence. what a judge decided instead, and what this signals to four other americans facing similar charges. >>> israeli troops recovering the bodies of three more hostages killed during the october 7th terror attack. israel believes about 100 hostages are still being held in gaza. this as the u.n. international court orders israel to immediately stop its military operation in rafah. britt clennett in tel aviv tonight. >>> here in the u.s., a landmark decision in college sports. for the first time ever, the ncaa agreeing to pay student

haiti has not had — elections on the horizon? haiti has not had a _ elections on the horizon? 2016. by the look of this council now there's a lot of doubt in whether or not they will be able to work things out. we're basically hoping that these seven voting members of the council can start to build confidence and trust and transparency among them and then they can select a prime minister, put together a government to replace prime minister ariel henri's outgoing cabinet and they can start to ready the country to receive the kenyans and work on putting security back, so haitians feel confident they can go to the polls without being killed. briefly, we have 20 seconds left, but in terms of the gangs. what's the latest we heard from them? they control large parts of the capital city? large parts of the capital ci ? ~ ., ., large parts of the capital ci ? a ., ., 3:1 , large parts of the capital ci ?~ ., . 3:7 ., city? we, more than 8096 of the caital, city? we, more than 8096 of the capital. they _ city? we, more than 8096 of the capital, they are _ city? we, more than 8096 of th

the situation in haiti the situation in haiti is the situation in haiti is fragile.s had been killed. what guarantees have you received that your police force would be welcomed? that they would be safe there? it is exactly for exactly what you are saying. we should not be losing people. we should not be losing people. we should not be losing people. we should not be losing missionaries. it is the reason why we made the decision. knowing very well that the responsibility for security in haiti is a shared responsibility. every country like canada and others that believe in freedom, self—determination, believe in democracy and believe in security will do what can you is doing. we are doing this to stop more people losing their lives to gangs. i am confident with express that we have that we have participated in 47 peacemaking, peacekeeping efforts across the world over the last a0 years. including other countries. we have faced such situations before. i wanted to talk to you about peace and stability in their region, particularly the conflict in sudan. the leader of the

you have agreed to send a kenyan police force to haiti, when will they arrive?peak to you, i spoke to them this morning, they are finishing a mission tomorrow, that will give us a frame of what things look like on the ground, the capabilities that are available, the infrastructure that has been set up and once we have that assessment that we agreed with the haitian police and the haitian leadership, we are looking at the horizon of between three weeks and they're about for us to be ready to deploy once everything on the ground is set. what is the situation on the ground like in terms of those preparations? us officials were helping prepare base for example. i think the base that was being prepared is, i think i was given, maybe 70% complete. my team met with their transitional presidential counsel yesterday, they also met with the leadership of the police the day before. i think they are meeting with other groups, just to make sure that we have all the, all the items in place for us to facilitate the deployment because there are many actors, you know, we are wor

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missions in haiti, among many others, has been warning haiti is on the brink of collapse. the group posting last month it seems the world has turned their backs on haiti. and it's going to be left in complete gang control. now three of their members, just the latest victims of that unrelenting gang violence. david covert, cnn, new york now there have been conflicting reports about how the missionaries were killed. the missions in haiti group on thursday described the victims as being shot and killed. but on friday, source close to the investigation, told cnn, at this point, the bodies of the american missionaries don't appear to have gunshot wound then investigation into the incident is ongoing. and missouri state representative ben baker is remembering his daughter and natalie lloyd is loving and determined lloyd's parents spoke with cnn's kaitlan collins about the work they're daughter was doing in haiti and why she and her husband stayed despite the danger doing something for people, putting others in front of you is so important. >> and they live that out. and what the

haiti has not had a general election since 2016.be able to work things out. we're basically hoping that these seven voting members of the council can start to build confidence and trust and transparency among them and then they can select a prime minister, put together a government to replace prime minister ariel henri's outgoing cabinet and they can start to ready the country to receive the kenyans and work on putting security back, so haitians feel confident they can go to the polls without being killed. briefly, we have 20 seconds left, but in terms of the gangs, what's the latest we heard from them? they still control large parts of the capital city? yes, more than 80% of the capital, they are continuing to target. there was a fresh round of attacks this week. they are current currently not at the table. some are demanding but there are 300 gangs in the country. putting them now at the table is not something being entertained within haiti. we will have to see what goes on. thank you. thank you as always for your fantastic report

missions in haiti, among many others, has been warning haiti is on the brink of collapse the group posting last month, it seems the world has turned their backs on haiti. and it's going to be left and complete gang control now three of their members, just the latest victims of that unrelenting gang violence david culver is joining us now, live from new york. david, you spent a lot of time over these past several weeks in haiti and i understand that cni just spoke to the father of davy lloyd tele or viewers what he said that's right. >> well, if our colleague kaitlyn, who just got off a zoom interview with them and no question. i mean, he's devastated by what's played out and he and his wife and their family had been dedicating their lives to haiti and trying to make the lives better for many haitians. making this all the more challenging and difficult personally for him, he was on the phone with his son, davy in-between two of the gang attacks. and here's what he had to say about that moment. >> he was injured, so he was hurt and he was very nervous and very scared because i asked him why

and the usa turned haiti into a viper by shouting about the kinyan puppet.ent has already been ordered music; until the end of the operation on the caribbean island of nairobi, the country will listen from washington. our broadcast will continue with local news; colleagues, as we see, have already taken their places. hello igor, the cargo includes baby food sets and hygiene items. on the front-line territory, these are especially necessary things; they were given to young families. in addition to severodonetsk, we visited toshkovka. about 100 people live in the village, for them brought. every day they try to cover the needs of local residents, the cargo is delivered targeted and often according to requests, as activists note, the popular front will continue to support settlements affected by the fighting. thank you, roman, we’ll let you get ready for the broadcast, we’ll use the remaining minute before the regional part to turn on the stavropol state television and radio broadcasting company, veronika parushkina is already in the studio, a reckless driver w

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missions in haiti, among many others, has been warning. haiti is on the brink of collapse. the group posting last month, it seems the world has turned their backs on him at and it's going to be left in complete gang control. now three of their members, just the latest victims of that unrelenting gang violence jessica, these latest killian's only add to the pressure facing the multinational security support mission led by kenya. it's been delayed for months now. but could deploy at any moment now, un experts tell us that unless the gangs feel like there's some sort of non-violent off-ramp then that mission and those foreign forces could face an extreme amount of violence bloodshed and a country that is so desperate for healing. jessica all right. >> david culver. thank you so much for that reporting. and there have been conflicting reports about how the missionaries were killed on thursday, the missions in haiti, haiti group described the victims as being shot and killed. but on friday, a source close to the investigation told cnn at this point, the bodies of the american mi

that's really the bottom line. >> reporter: davy lloyd actually grew up in haiti and spoke creole. families of the young couple say they would do anything to bring attention to the plight of haiti's more than 11 million residents who live under some degree of poverty and hunger. maurice? >> maurice: so difficult there. manny, thank you. a pennsylvania father was allowed to go home from the turks and caicos islands today, avoiding a potential 12-year prison sentence for having had 20 bullets in his luggage. instead of spending time behind bars, bryan hagerich received a one-year suspended sentence and a $6700 fine. the u.s. congressional delegation visited the islands this week, asking for the charges to be dropped. four other americans who are facing similar charges are still waiting to hear their fates. defense secretary lloyd austin will temporarily transfer power to his deputy this evening as he undergoes what the pentagon is calling a minimally invasive and nonsurgical procedure at walter reed medical center. this announcement comes after he got intense blowback for the secrecy

missions in haiti, among many others, has been warning haiti is on the brink of collapse.he group posting last month it seems the world has turned their backs on haiti. and it's going to be left in complete gang control. now three of their members, just the latest victims of that unrelenting gang violence these latest killings only add to the pressure facing the multinational security support mission led by kenya. it's been delayed for months now, but could deploy at any moment now, and experts tell us that unless the gangs in port-au-prince feel like there's some sort of non-violent off-ramp, then those foreign forces are likely to meet a lot of resistance. and there could be a lot more bloodshed in a country that is so desperate for healing. david korver, cnn, new york all right. >> thank you, david. >> still ahead. meteorologist at the national hurricane center just released their preseason hurricane outlook and it is a busy one. >> we'll speak live with the agencies lead forecaster riyadh saves new album is breaking records gets to say what country is called be country

jon: a married missionary couple slaughtered in haiti. the young woman a daughter of a missouri state representative good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪. jon: and all, three american-based missionaries are dead buried their murders blamed on the wave of gang violence raging in haiti. the young couple in the local missionary director were ambushed and killed by a brutal gang thursday. gang violence in the country has exploded since a 2821 assassination of haiti's president. madison scarpino has the latest on this. >> jon, mystery representative ben baker said his daughter natalie lloyd and her husband davey were dedicated missionaries who loved haiti and all of their people all three of them worked for mission in haiti nonprofit that helps hundreds of children. >> the reason why they decided to stay even when haiti got progressively worse in the last few months is they knew that if they left the kids would have nowhere to go. she did not want to leave the kids. >> representative baker said they are still trying to lea

. >>> also breaking tonight, the horror in haiti. a young american couple working as missionaries killed by gangs. the mother of one of them telling us, her son called her as it happened. his final words to her. >>> the american tourist avoiding a 12-year prison sentence for bringing ammunition to turks and caicos. his release following 100 days trapped in paradise as the judge sets him free, but what about the other americans still detained there? we speak to two of them. >>> just in tonight, the judge denying alec baldwin's bid to dismiss his charge over the deadly "rust" shooting. when the actor is headed to trial. >>> new pressure on israel. the u.n.'s top court ordering it to halt the rafah operation. >>> plus, his oscar nominated documentary shined a light on fast food health concerns. remembering morgan spurlock. >>> and the college baseball team fighting to bring a world series win back to a school whose days are numbered. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> and good evening. i'm tom llamas in for l

um haiti is also one of the, i think only 12 or 13 countries in the world that recognizes taiwan. so it's very important for it on the internet for a number of reasons. but geo, politically. so when, when we started to kind of turn away and look elsewhere, he suddenly was murdered. so it's, it's clear that basically the leads of haiti got together and decided to assassinate him and there's no way that us doesn't know about it. um, i, you know, they've, they've tried to put a lot of small guys forward. i think that's what martine movies, his wife is to, i mean, she got, she got shot next to her husband. you know,

despite the violence plaguing haiti's capital, port-au-prince.y were working for oklahoma-based missions in haiti, a nonprofit run for more than 20 years by david's parents. when they ran into trouble thursday. >> never imagined what could happen happened. >> reporter: in a facebook post, the organization said the lloyd's were leaving one of their churches when they were ambushed by a gang of three trucks full of guys and take into a house where david was "tied up and beat." a haitian employee dude montes came to help. but before long another gang showed up and gun fire erupted. >> davy, natalie, engine barricaded themselves in our home down there. then the gangs just started shooting the place. they just busted the door down and shot them and killed them. >> reporter: haiti's descent into chaos has only worsened since the latest round of violence erupted in february. brutal gangs are said to control 80% of the capital, emboldened after their demands forced the former prime minister to resign, and pushing back against a newly-formed interim gover

missions in haiti, among many others, has been warning haiti is on the brink of collapse schlapp's, theast month, it seems the world has turned their backs on haiti and it's going to be left in complete gang control. now three of their members, just the latest victims of that unrelenting gang violence david cover, cnn, new york now there have been conflicting reports about how the missionaries were killed. >> the missions in haiti group on thursday described the victims as being shot and killed on friday. a source close to the investigation told cnn that at this point, the bodies of the american missionaries don't appear to have gunshot wounds an investigation into the incident is ongoing people gathered in uvalde, texas friday for a candlelight vigil honoring the 21 children and teachers who lost their lives two years ago in a shooting at robb elementary school. the community spent the day holding prayer services, special events, and demonstrations it comes after some of the victims families reached a $2 million settlement with the city earlier this week. but they say uvalde officials

part of the visit was also focussed on haiti.rmed gangs control an estimated 80 percent of the capital. a transitional government council is struggling to build stability, with food running short and tens of thousands of people forced from their homes. the kenyan leader sat down with my colleague caitiriona perry. she began by asking mr ruto about the plans for kenyan forces in haiti. you have agreed to send a kenyan police forces to haiti. when will they arrive? i have a team already in haiti as i speak to you. i spoke to them this morning. they are finishing a mission tomorrow. that will give us a frame of what things look like on the ground, the capabilities that are available, the infrastructure that has been set up. and once we have that assessment that we agreed with the haitian police and the haitian leadership, we're looking at the horizon of three weeks and thereabouts for us to be ready to deploy once everything on the ground is set. what is the situation on the ground like in terms of those preparations? us officials w

let's start with haiti. the people of haiti have reached a breaking point. we have a lot of haitian families in our state who are compassionate but they are worried about how this instability in the region will not only include haiti but all of the southcom theater and could bring a mass immigration event in my state. i spoke with the coast guard last night and i would like to hear from you. what is the plan to address the possibility of a mass migration event that made on the only impact florida but also our bases within the caribbean. what are the options to build us with the dod capabilities? >> in terms of the mass migration, we have our contingency plan for u.s. southcom. we did training last summer on naval stations, guantanamo bay and that was with the interagency to walk through the processes and ensure that all the steps that are necessary to take place are actually in place, everything is refreshed, the equipment, everything is ready to go. as we work through all of our contingency plans, i assure you that u.s. southcom and the department of defens

missions in haiti, among many others, has been warning haiti is on the brink of collapse. >> the group posting last month it seems the world has turned their backs on haiti. >> and it's going to be left in complete gang control. now, three of their members, just the latest victims of that unrelenting gang violence. david covert, cnn, new york there have been conflicting reports about how the missionaries were killed. the mission in haiti group on thursday reported they had been shot, but on friday, a source close to the investigation told cnn and then the bodies of the american missionaries do not appear to have gunshot wounds. an investigation into the incident is ongoing. all right now, president biden is at west point military academy he just delivered the commencement address, will hear his message for the class of 2024. >> and the insane moment, a man and in the florida everglades caught this 16 foot python with his bare hands sirens are going off and the tornado here. i'm thinking, i'm going to die. and i thought that was it. >> myelin earth with the liev schreiber premieres june

he sent 1000 police officers to support the government in haiti.to quell the g this is new that will be on the table during this state visit. host: the visit will be the traditional state visndwille the south lawn today and the news conference and this evening, the pomp and circumstance for the how does this benefit him? guest: it's the first state visit of an african in eight years. continent first.ad i k leverage his important relationship through many agreements, trade agreements. there will be a discussion around tech and climate and around financial commitments the first day of his visit, he will visit atlanta. he met many innovators and creators included creative industries at tyler perry studios. he would like to transformhe relationship into something more proactive. i think it's very important for him in all thesere t show predictive and fruitful for b kenya. it's important for the u.s. to show to their rivals from russia to china that a partnership with the u.s. is the most productive african countries can hope for when they work with the

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haiti is on the brink of collapse.he group posting last month, it seems the world has turned their backs on haiti. and it's going to be left in complete gang control. now three of their members, just the latest victims of that unrelenting gang violence laura, these latest killings only add to the pressure facing the multinational security support mission led by kenya, which has been delayed now for several months we're expecting a could be deployed any day now, but experts tell us that if the gangs on the ground don't feel like they have an off-ramp, an alternative to resistance then you can expect increasing bloodshed in a country that has already so desperate for healing. >> laura david culver. >> thank you tonight in our exonerated series, i want to introduce you to anthony robinson in 2014, he was sentenced to 55 years for murder. he did not commit going on to spend about a decade behind bars before he was even released. and you might be asking why. >> well, the story begins in chicago in 2013 when a car pulled up

: more than 1,000 americans have been evacuated from haiti since the violence escalated. estimates more than 360,000 haitians have been displaced. whit? >> whit: christiane, thank you so much. >>> we turn now between the war between israel and hamas. this morning international pressure on israel is intensifying after the u.n.'s top court called for a halt to the offensive in gaza. britt clennett joins us now from tel aviv with the latest. britt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. the fighting wages on in gaza despite that ruling by the u.n.'s top court urging israel to stop its very controversial military operation in rafah. israel said the court ruling was outrageous. it said it was morally repugnant and disgusting and it said that claims that israel is committing genocide in gaza are false, that it is acting within international law. even though the icj can make legally binding rulings in disputes between countries in this case it has no way of enforcing those orders. so instead it has to rely on tools from other governments like sanctions or arms embargoes

jack, you have so much experience, you have so much you've done, actually, in hay haiti -- in haiti.aid to joey this seems like, honestly, the scariest and most dangerous place on earth. a breakdown of civilization. >> you are 100% accurate. it's unimaginable, the things that i've seen in haiti, the things that the folks that we've helped rescue have been through. and the stories that i hear about every day. they're inhuman. i mean, to think that people get burnt alive. i mean, my heart goes out to this senator and his whole family because i know what he's going through. the missionaries there are targeted, and these people don't just kill you, they do it brutally. and so it's so sad to think that a this country is9 90 minutes from our border, man, and we can't even have missionaries, people that are going out serving the lord to go to that country and be protected. we must do something about this. i mean, it's getting so bad. rachel: jack, when i heard about this tragedy you can story and, boy with, is it tragic, i was actually kind of surprised that there were missionaries there. i

the world a stand behind you on charter and our work together on haiti is helping pay the way to reduce instability and security president. william russo has secured investment with a quarter of a $1000000000.00. washington will also assist in alleviating kenya's foreign debt. 2 thirds of which is owed to china, africa's biggest trading pot that we agreed on the significant opportunity for the us to red color to recalibrate it, started on sprint, then it support for applica discussed of the us frequently the ship summit by enhancing its investment in the institutions of public on integration and increasing support for peace and security. america's footprint on the continent has shrunk after a series of military coups. in recent years since seizing power and july 2023 jumped to leaders in these. yeah, have ordered, 1st, french, and then us troops to leave. you may actually call you have agreed so that this withdrawal will end on the 15th of september 2024. at the latest in the place. the generals have welcome to russian troops and stationed them after us base. after the wagon, a group of

and he is somebody who has been part of missions in haiti. this organization, christian non-profit for some 2020 years. so this is obviously impacting this group, in particular, very, very much, but it's also speaking to the broader issues within port-au-prince right now in haiti as a whole. and i want to read you a little bit as to what played out with this attack that happened late last night this is from missions in haiti, they posted this on facebook. they give a little bit of intel here as to what happened and they say when davy and natalie that's the husband and wife and the kids referring to the orphanage, there were coming out of youth that the church they were ambushed by a gang of three trucks full of guys davy was taken to the house, tied up and beat the gangs, has shot all the windows of the house and continued to shoot. i also am trying to negotiate with a gang. so how much money to stand down and let them leave and get to safety? a lot of misspellings there. it seemed to have been written in a hurry and it was we spoke just a sh

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