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the cristo right is the regional head of advocacy, media, and communications that an a wage and refugee council. she's as the humanitarian situation in eastern d all see, is dia, a circulation of the conflicts has cause a severe if you, many to in practice, you know, in gama, you have this place. so in the north kid with the lead 500000 people with this coming, in addition, of course, to vote already 4600000 people that were already displacing the end of the appropriateness. so in a good, now you really had a cd with nearly 7 solve a 700000 people. the idp is living in debt skirts of gamma and electronically begins. and so the situation has been a bit come a confusing for a few days because we know that some of the capes graham kits, people fleeing in the city and you know, in the over crowded space or heard or read the trying to return to the area so how are region, so 1st you, they are team a, were stuck, you know, in gamma in the nation. but, so they had been able to go out this weekend and to go and see some of some kids. so we know we know a little bit more about the situation, whi

at least 2900 people were killed during slicing the crystal ok, as the regional head of advocacy, media, and communications, and then a wage and refugee council. she says the humanitarian situation in the eastern biase is dia, the technician of the conflicts has cause a severe too many to in practice. you know, in go now you have this place. so in the north kid with the leaves $500000.00 people, which is coming in addition, of course, to will read the $4.00. we have people that were already displacing the end of the appropriateness. so internet gama, you already had a cd with nearly 7 solve, a 700000 people. the idp is leaving and get squared. so go mom and over try the weekends. and so the situation has been a bit come a confusing for a few days because we know that some of the camps grandkids, people fleeing in the city and you know, you know, over crowded a space or heard or read the trying to return to the area so how are region, so for a 2 days or a team, a were stuck in that, in goma, in the nation. but so they had been able to go out this weekend and to go and see some of some kids. so we know we kn

for the populations of both north and south people. crystal o ray is the regional head of advocacy, media and communications norwegian refugee counseling. she joins us live from dot com. good to have you with us crystal, is it being i'll see you then always the refugee counselors all pricing in the game . what is the situation that and so, so of course, this calculation of the conflicts has cause a severe to many, to in practice. you know, in gamma, you have this place. so in the north kid he leaves $500000.00 people, which is coming in addition, of course, to will read the $4.00. we get people that for already the space in the, in the appropriateness. so internet gama, you really had a cd with nearly just 7 of 700000 people. the idp is leaving and get squared. so go mom and all try. we have kids. and so the situation has been that these come confusing for a few days because we know that some of the came scram, kids, people fleeing in the city and you know, in the overcrowded space, ours already be trying to return to the area. so ha, a region, so for a 2 days or a team a, we're stuck in that, in google, in

now, as we head into the overnight hours tonight, we clear up, take a breath of fresh air as we head into wednesday, kind of assess the damage, if there was any in our communitiesand then we're gearing up for more showers as we head all the way into our thursday forecast. this time, not nearly as severe as what we dealt with today and what we're about to deal with just within the next couple hours. but you'll notice those clouds returning thursday morning with light, widespread showers into the afternoon hours. at times, we could see it intensify into the overnight hours for thursday night, and then we clear up as we head into friday. it's kind of back and forth, really as we head into the next couple of days. today alone, we're still expected to see an additional half an inch closer to concord, all the way over into san rafael. we dry up as we head into our wednesday forecast, and then once we advance the clock into thursday, we get closer to around one inch in total for the rest of this week's forecast. and at the same time, we're dealing with rain here. yeah, it's cold up in the sierra tahoe region under winter weather advisories right now. and winter storm

we're going to have a very interesting conversation with lina khan, who is the head of the federal communicationshe last few years to enforce some of the laws we've got in this country about antitrust and about companies gaining too much power. obviously, her philosophy is not one being carried out by the current administration. that's it for me. thank you for joining us tonight. the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> good evening. thanks my friend. >> much appreciated. and thanks to. >> you at home for joining. >> us this hour. really happy to have you here. it has. >> been another. >> one of those days. >> nbc news reporting tonight that the. >> trump administration accidentally oops. totally didn't. >> mean to fire the. >> people working on. >> bird flu. >> no idea. >> how that happened. >> now the. >> the bird. f

we're going to have a very interesting conversation with lina khan, who is the head of the federal communications commission. she a federal trade commission. she has been one of the few government officials over the last few years to enforce some of the laws we've got in this country about antitrust and about companies gaining too much power. obviously, her philosophy is not one being carried out by the current administration. that's it for me. thank you for joining us tonight. the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> good evening. thanks my friend. >> much appreciated. and thanks to. >> you at home for joining. >> us this hour. really happy to have you here. it has. >> been another. >> one of those days. >> nbc news reporting tonight that the. >> trump administration accidentally oops. totally didn't. >> mean to fire the. >> people working on. >> bird flu. >> no idea. >> how that happened. >> now the. >> the bird. >> flu experts at usda. >> they are. >> trying to hire them back. they did this with. >> the national. nuclear security. >> administration as. >> well. >> which

heads were not. and i am glad that some of these agency heads have taken it upon themselves and communicated to their employees on how to react or what to do. a lawsuit has been filed in san francisco federal court by a coalition of labor unions, naming president trump and elon musk. it aims to block any firings connected to the email. the coalition is being represented by san francisco based law firm altshuler berzon. meanwhile, local union leaders are recoending workers ask their supervisors whether they need to reply to the email. in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. us posted on x saying in part the email request was utterly trivial. he said so many failed the test and suggested they had been urged on, in some cases by their managers. he also posted a second tweet saying they would be given a second chance to reply at the discretion of the president. construction workers are bracing for the changes ahead under the trump administration because of new tariffs set to be levied against canada and mexico by mr. trump. many believe those tariffs will send construction costs skyrocketin

of words with the education secretary. welcome back, katharine birbalsingh, who's the head mistress of the michaela community school in wembleye studio. lovely to see you, catherine. if you don't mind me calling you that rather than miss birbalsingh, which you must hear a lot at school. yes. now , a lot at school. yes. now, you've been in a war of words, so to speak, with bridget phillipson. yes. you had a meeting with the education secretary. you didn't find it particularly satisfactory. you then wrote an open letter, which was published in the spectator, detailing why you don't think that labour's legislation, its plans to reform schooling in the uk, is fit for purpose. yeah, you have then been briefed against and i'm just going to put some, let's call it labour source briefing against you to you and you can respond about this now infamous meeting. it was apparently an appalling meeting. you were twice told that you had to contain yourself. your conduct was apparently utterly disgraceful. she had a tantrum, basically. what's your response to that? >> well, that's just not true. i did interrupt her, but it was me and my depu

so it's a success is that to the quote, the company's the company heads of come to have a meeting with the communities. and they have already committed themselves to building bits of trenches and also retain some of the ways towards the underside group, as well as success that can also be traced back to the organizations empowering programs. do we need to be the a wants to expand and reach even more goals and women? we offer to their my, the center, the reality, the young human and goes to the realities of the women in differential areas that the state different diversity can shift the different solutions towards clement, a deposition. and we believe that the, we many, the areas kind of give us some should, can have all the solutions. and that's why we're investing in different knowledge sharing way, investing in creating the next generation of young people from this what climate lead us to pick up the sheets and forward those decision makers accountable every other day. the, a lot of us love all cell phones and spend hours and social media. so how about a, using that to benefits a environment. that's

head of d.e.a. in texas. she is in texas now. >> once the pills get across the border they impact communities like here in dallas. we sat down with the head of the d.e.a. in the dallas division saying that fentanyl continues to poison our communities. special agent in charge chavez says that fentanyl remains the most deadly elicit drug available in the dallas area. in 2024 more than 367 million fentanyl pills seized nationwide. the dallas field division seized about 40 million deadly doses. >> for parents, those in their 30s and 40s, 50s, raising children this is not the same drugs that we remember growing up when we heard all of the campaigns about it. the game has changed and it has become even more deadly. >> one of his most high profile cases involved a series of deadly fentanyl deaths and overdoses among teenagers in the carallton school district in 2022 and 2023. for nearly two years authorities tracked social media and text messages and eventually able to link the deadly pills to a lab in mexico. >> drug cartels operate like any multi-national business with an illicit product. they have transport specialist

or, as the former head of twitter's policy communications describes, musk's mo, quote, take it over.yone who he sees as opposition and crash operations to remake it in his world view. joining me now is mckenna kelly, politics reporter at wired. mckenna, my hat off to wired. you guys have been the tip of the spear on some incredible breaking news, such necessary coverage. before we came into your segment. and when we were talking, wired didn't even have a politics team before. so talk about why we are now having this collision of an intersection between politics, tech and frankly, all things elon musk. >> sure. >> so i think i was hired in november 2023. so just a little over a year ago to cover the election. and why would you bring a tech journalist from the verge, right, to cover the election? and it's because there is so much going on with all of these big tech ceos, the influence that they have, the money that they spend on lobbyists, the money that they donate to campaigns. and then last year, what we saw soon after the first assassination attempt on trump was elon musk coming ou

head of us, the id. she gave me to put a page with a check book uh of $20000000.00. and she was writing checks to all sorts of civil society organizations, community organizations, all sorts of very nice sounding terms. but what was she really doing? she was setting up all kinds of groups whose task was to, over through the government, the victor hormones and, and then there's really no, no question about that. the whole purpose of us c id is to create a comp, dre of the groups country of individuals who at critical moments can then be called upon to over throw a government. i mean, we saw that in action, particularly in my dom and ukraine. we've seen that in georgia, i mean in the n g o's, i've been very active in georgia that all funded by u. s. a. i d a, the national endowment for democracy, the international risk, republican institute, the national democratic institute of the o. c. c, a p, a, a transparency, it's an actual huge norma songs of america, money poor into countries at a, by and large pool. and they have a huge impact. congress also not a particularly prosperous country. so when you come with a check book of $20000000.00, that goes

of vietnam. this afternoon, many in the vietnamese community will head out to the east ridge mall. the weekend long celebration offers three days of live music, vibrant performances, line dancing, food and much more. today's festivities begin at 3:00 in the afternoon. the official 2025 lunar new year started on january 29th. cheuk nam on maui. that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we're streaming 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. our next newscast is at 430 your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a game changer for my patients. try pronamel mouthwash. patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth they have to make a choice one versus the other. sensodyne clinical white provides two shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see sensodyne on the shelf. as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. [somber music

of reporting to figure out what is happening. one area, head start programs around the country, and community health care centers. are funded in large part by the department of health and human services. there have been funding problems in the last week and day. head start programs have felt these funding freezes. many still feeling it. 20,000 kids and families the affected program. community health centers in nine states over the past few days have been blocked from accessing and getting funding. some programs are focused on early learning and families. some spent all of this money and they need to recoup it as part of the program. in washington state, head start programs have had these blocks, they call them rolling blackouts. >> it created an incredible amount of chaos across our community. a lot of programs, even until yesterday, were worried about paying rent, paying staff. at the end of the day, when impacts are the kids and the families. they depend on childcare. if childcare is closed, they miss work. amna: there is a program that had to close because of this. some programs can access funds, some cannot.

the old us call the fusion of the official communities that clash head to head show us the level frighteningly low. overall, manias represent the deep as well of the so called a who should be benchmarks and phones of trust for this site. of course, these manifestations, or also determined by the knowing c or that the new ones will die, die them, and they will all up, will end up in a prison. the, therefore, it was not about electoral fraud in the decision of the board as the law provides as a reason for anybody dating the elections. but about you regulatory these in the come thing. you know that after a few days, a platform here, romania approved that those actions on dick stuck with diana. so the company gets things done, communications bait by the nationality. but by the, in other words, the state tax door, which was russia, is only a party and the russia where the romanian labor. and so he and i just put a point to, sorry, sorry, just on that because it seems like to me from the ip side. if the intelligence data excluded russian interference been why have the results of the 1st round of the

of biggest winners won't be on the field. >>> and we head to the polar bear capital of the world. it's a community that lives with a predator. >> it is a scary thought to think the polar bears may not be here one day. >> this is the cbs weekend news from new york. >> good evenin and thank you for joining us. we start tonight with a new winter storm that is plastering millions of americans in 25 states with snow and ice. this right there is minnesota where the plows are out and travel is treacherous. the fast-moving storm is blowing from the midwest into the northeast. some areas could see 10 inches of snow. andrew is tracking it all for us tonight and has the latest. >> this is going to be a busy weekend for new england and much of if northeast, we have winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings for albany and boston, massachusetts. we're going to have a combination of snow, sleet, freezing rain. when all is said and done on and sunday, i'm sure the kids will love that. we could get a little ice especially along i-80 in new jersey and new york. that could cause issues on trees and powerlines

trafficked further into the united states as we know but really impacting people and communities like here in dallas. the head ofl just continues to poison our communities. we sat down with special agent? charge eduardo chavez telling us that fentanyl is the deadliest illicit drug in the dallas area and according to the dea in 2024, more than 367 million fentanyl pills seized nationwide here in the dallas field division, they seized about 40 million deadly doses. >> for parents, those in their 30s and 40s and 50s and raising children, this is not the same drugs that we remember growing up when we heard all of the campaigns about it. the game has changed and it's become ever more deadly reporter: one of the most high profile cases in a series of deaths among teen teenagers in e careton branch school district in 2022 and 2023 and victims between 14 and 17 years old. for nearly two years, authorities track social media and text messages and eventually able to link the deadly pills to a lab in sinaloa mexico. >> drug cartels operate like a multinational business with an illicit product. they have distribution cells.

of the community here. again, a lot of folks are going to be headed out this weekend to snowboard or ski to hit the slopes and even make snow angels. there is no is my first time out here in the snow. so it's really amazing to see second time rather, spoke with folks that are out here. they're excited for a lot of the community members are welcoming. this know again, if you're going to be on the i-80, just make sure you come prepared. the chains are very important. trip chain controls are on the interstate the tire interstates and make sure those changes will come in handy and again. windshield wipers are key. me ans my photog were driving here and you can barely so we had those windshield wipers on act as we drove here. but it's got a beautiful day out here. it's raining right now. not knowing. i'm waiting for the snow. i want to get out there because snow angel, but again, we'll continue to follow this weather. if you guys have any question covid, talk to us. but now that i think back to you guys live in kingsville, back to you guys at kron. 4. >> hey, guys. yeah. that snow coming down very heavily in spots

of the community here. again, a lot of folks are going to be headed out this weekend to snowboard or ski to hit the slopes and even make snow angels. there is no my first time out here in the snow. so it's really amazing to see second time rather, spoke with folks that are out here. they're excited for a lot of the community members are welcoming. this know again, if you're going to be on the i-80, just make sure you come prepared. the chains are very important. chain controls are on the interstate. they hire interstates and make sure those chains will come in handy and again. windshield wipers are key. me and my photog were driving here and you can barely so we had those windshield wipers on act as we drove here. but it's good. it's a beautiful day out here. it's raining right now. not knowing. i'm waiting for the snow. i want to get out there because snow angel, but again, we'll continue to follow this weather. if you guys have any questions, feel free talk to us. but now that i think back to you guys live in kingsville, back to you guys kron. 4. >> back in the north bay of people who live in 2 apartment co

of support in my life. in lead we left munich, i'm headed. ne, just text me here. we'll met by crystal flu amount. he's a real doctor in the community of coming back. fewer than follies, 1000 residents with ever moving away. hardly any pub, those shops are left to reach. the next largest city takes nearly an hour by boston train. might of course, is all my biggest concern right now is the shortage of the doctors. we already have outside dozens of patients to care for and i just hope i don't burn a reasonable only so little mine is one of the regions. few jump to, well, many doctors have retired and not found anyone to take over from them. he has remained. we accompanied him on his house, calls the coast of, nor my nose. how important is reliability is to his patients, particularly in remote areas. in idle, in old age and the countryside, we have nothing. they still are. total infrastructure consist of a mailbox and the cemetery states. nothing else is this business to develop. ensuring long term medical, cat and rural areas is a growing concern for norman when they are at the threshold of supplying them sufficient services on the pe

community as a beacon of hope and inspiration. but back to that experience part that for myself i'm the head of the community alliance. 'm the head of the east advisory committee. i hosted monthly meetings with san francisco, several department heads notably working mr. walking tours excuse me hrc and housing authority which i have a meeting with miss linda basing friday. so when you talk about experience we that is a cop out my great great grandfather maybe i missed a great but was on the stockton call in 1964 my family goes a lot of your family wasn't here in san francisco but you guys make the rules about our land and about our communities. my mother is darlene williams, retired from the redevelopment agency. oh i interned at candlestick viewed when we lived on general street in those housings developments that was made for minority workers in the city. my father is a retired captain of the san francisco sheriff's department and those are adjacent to the shipyard. so when we guys when you say all these contracts that are going out and they're not going to people in the community that are qualified like myself and ot

some people say on tmz yesterday, different places you can communicate with different people and i think the legacy media needs to get out of the head space of let's do everything like it's 1985 and start communicating like it's 2025 and go to people and be more conversational, the point about experts, people don't want to be lectured at. they want to conversation, they want to learn and be included so that old school model doesn't work anymore. >> the lack of trust, they all have it and i wrote a book with a democrat pollster called a question of respect and we had been asking a survey question about our youth, do you be leave our youth may be the future into more civil future in the numbers were 50% and not only were youth very strong on that but seeing years were very strong on that, millennials were upside down negative. you have a generation right above use it is feeling some of that negative that is there. the disappointing thing we have in the book is when we finally got to the last chapter on hope and did interviews with young people whether they were college-educated or not college-educated, they all said the same thing. i

federal poverty line, the community action program headquartered in philipsburg, new jersey rushed in and filled it with programs like head start. i'm not debating the lives of children, ok? that's cool. i'm not debating how long you should be here and who should get it. but what this community action program did in philipsburg and around the country, they treat those federal dollars as their own. they pay their executives whatever they blame well please. i know that as a matter of fact, they pay poverty wages to the employees, but they are employees of private community action programs. they pay them such a low wage, but just above the poverty line themselves, for they cannot get medicaid and food stamps. they are outrageous in terms of benefits. they work them like dogs. guest: let's -- host: let's get a response. guest: there's a lot of graft in these programs. zooming out, nobody in the country objects to educating children. when you zoom out, no one objects to the efficient and just use of the government and some kind of staff or executive office to carry that out. the devil is in the details. of course that is the case. a lot of what you have seen from

erica robles is head of growth with spark social sf, a food truck park, community gathering space andevent space. you know, evts like this where there's just a really positive light being shed on san francisco. a lot of these small businesses are really feeling it, and they're just you can feel a sense of gratitude in the air, but there's also just an energy in the air where, you know, we want to keep this momentum. in the mission bay neighborhood within walking distance of chase center, we have a really awesome activation going on with the national basketball players association for all star weekend. and we have the nba two k hoop bus that's out here. and another neighbor has noticed the increase in foot traffic throughout the weekend and thinks it's a positive sign. yeah, i think there's a ton more foot traffic, especially in the evenings. certain pockets of the downtown that usually are kind of quiet or dead at night, a lot more lively, livelier. it's much more excitement. i think also the lunar new year parade yesterday, there's a lot more people just out and about. so it was grea

of the russian state. imagine that. a person tapped to head america's intelligence community being called a puppet of an adversary country by that very same country. it seems ridiculous to be true but i'm sorry to say it is. to merely join america's intelligence community, never mind lead it, candidates have to go through a vigorous background check and earn a security clearance. i'll just tell you based on what she's done since serving in congress, she could not pass a routine security clearance. if tulsi gabbard was applying for an entry level position, her relationship with russia alone would disqualify her from the job. why then would we trust our entire intelligence network to the number one friend of our number one enemy? why then would we want to put that sort of person in charge? given the examples that abound of tulsi gabbard proving publicly, shamelessly and carelessly her sympathy for nations that undermine u.s. interests and security, that is inexplainable and irresponsible. perhaps this was suped up best -- summed up best by one of her people who work with her -- worked with her for years. here's what he had

communities. as we head into the last weekend of february and the last week of february as well. feels like march or early april for the last days of february. a little weird. >> it does go by fast. >> you know, the shortest month of the year? this feels like an eternity. some people feel that way about january. >> we can agree to disagree. >> feels like february 35th. [ laughter ] >>> up next, check this out. a car flies off an overpass. lands on a freeway. near sacramento. as bad as this scene is, why it >>> unbelievable video of a car flying off an overpass near sacramento onto the freeway below. the accident on i-5 narrowly missing other drivers. and we heard from one driver who captured the whole thing on his dash cam. >> that car really could have land on any of us that were passing at the time. the two drivers that were on my left were so much closer, i feel like those are the two lottery winners. >> the driver had a few seconds to react and was able to navigate between the tree branches that landed on the freeway. the driver in the car that crashed is in critical conditio

head start is not a part of this freeze, why are there still nerves? why are people still scared? hisis brand is just very targeted around, you know, not prioritizing communities of color, communities from underserved backgrounds. while this was just a scare. we are preparing for the worst. i reached out to the u.s. department of health and human services that oversees head start. we asked about the funding delays, including the one day issue experienced here. i have not heard back yet. so even though we are hearing reports of impacts to head start programs in other parts of the country, again, we don't seem to be seeing any of that in the bay area at this point. candice nguyen, nbc bay area we investigate candice. thank you. well, our new team is now officially moving into their new home. today, the golden state valkyries unveiled their new performance center in the former warriors training facility, which is in downtown oakland. yeah, we're getting a sneak peek of that remodel facility. nbc bay area's velena jones joins us now from inside the valkyries new home. the new valkyries performance center will be open all year round, not only for the players, but t

there's different places where you can communicate with different people, and i think the legacy media needs to get out of the head space of let's do everything like it's 1985 and start communicating to people like it's 2025 and go to people, and also be more conversational. to that point about experts, i don't think people want to be lectured at. they want to have a conversation with people. they want to learn. they want to be included. and so that old-school model, i think it doesn't work anymore, and i know you had your hand up. >> the lack of trust is something i made of point of earlier. they all have it. i wrote a book with a democrat pollster called "a question of respect." we had been asking a survey question about our youth on, do you believe that our youth may be the future of a more civil future? the numbers were over 50%. and not only were youth very strong on that, seniors were very strong on that. millennials were upside-down negative. so you have a generation right above you that is fueling some of that negativism that is there. the disappointing thing we had in the book is when we finally got to th

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so, the start of our discussion was centered on the situation and see what to do with, according to the international community, to say and so outside supports to head of the city. and the city and get the country back on its feet without intervening or, and sort of feeding. and the domestic affairs is important to maintain countries, unity and to the total integrity this denise, we have been closely monitoring this, unfortunately unfolding and a number of the areas of the so called the spring again, id today the or is there loosens most of it is the old conflicts, most of it is all with on the basis of the united nations resolutions, be it the as a, or the palestinian conflict book, or that of lebanon. and then each we also spoke about means of co brace and within the 5 of the solo, a guess been see states, what do we, what else? we also discussed, of course, the means of cooperation on the i've got any issues from each if you're including that on the, the most of the formats. in addition to the thoughts for a stay in the platform, russia run with the site and that, but it's not listed on skin color. we also discussed the situation in the brain. i

know, this system normally takes a couple of hours and it's going to be different in every single community. part of the beauty and part of the challenge of headrt, being that federal to local, is that every community has different, different, different needs, different opportunities. they have different funds that they have access to. and so in this specific situation that we're talking about, programs that are trying to draw down on these resources, some of them only have operating operating expenses for a matter of days. we did see some programs have to close down as a result of this over the last week. and luckily, most of those programs have gotten back up for services. but we are aware of the 37 that i just noted that there are a couple who, if they don't receive funds today, they are going to be looking at having to close down services as of monday. it's not just payroll either that we're talking about. it's also to local businesses, to vendors, to other other folks that that do provide services to head start programs as well that we need to pay. >> yeah. not so easy to get those things up and running again and not so easy to also ask p

remind you of the level that has a unique, a power sharing system, which is designed to balance power among its different communities. the president who must be a man, i christie, and serves as head of states and canada in chief of the armed forces. the prime minister needs to be assumed name mostly and runs the government. and the speaker a parliament who has to be a she, a muslim leads, parliamentary debates and policies as well as playing a mediation role. but there are 2 political groups that are always tussled, overpower so much 8th collection made of christine and sheer members, including his ball. a late usually favor ties with syria under, on the march 14th coalition, a mixture of christian. and soon these who want proof of ties with the u. s. fronts and saudi arabia, elijah. so, how does the shift community in lebanon feel right now? especially with the, has been a not playing such an active role in government. does hezbollah continue to enjoy the share community support? excellent question. mold and have a because they for you to try to. and when the us in boy uh from the presidential potters fix clue has fall off from the political life, which is not translated at the

, the community action program headquartered in philipsburg, new jersey rushed into flemington and filled it with programs, including head start and early head start. i am not debating the lives of children. that is cruel. i'm not debating who should get it, how long you should be here. what this community action program does and what they do around the country, they treat those federal dollars as their own. they pay their executives whenever they please and i know as a matter of fact they pay poverty wages to employees that are not federal employees. they were employees of these private community action programs and they pay them such a low wage. just above the poverty line for they cannot get medicaid or food stamps, they are outrageous in terms of benefits. host: let's get a response from our guest. guest: i totally agree there is lot of graft in these programs. nobody in the country objects to educating children. nobody in the country objects to the efficient and just use of the government and some kind of staff or executive office to carry that out. the devil is in the details. i think a lot of what you've seen from the cuts in usaid are highlighting how absurd some of the