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jo ellis. she's a service member who has dedicated her life to defending this country. spent 15 years in the virginia army national guard, is a chief warrant officer, a combat gunner, a uh-60 black hawk pilot. joe has deployed to iraq, guatemala and kuwait. she's also a transgender woman who transitioned while in service and coincidentally, once worked as the digital media manager for smerconish.com. now go back to monday. on monday, president trump signed an executive order directing newly confirmed defense secretary pete hegseth to implement a policy to come up with the means to preclude transgender personnel from the u.s. military, arguing that being transgender is not consistent with military ideals. when i read that i invited joe to be a guest on my sirius xm radio program on tuesday, she wrote a moving piece about her experience. we published it on my website, and then on wednesday, she joined me for a national radio interview on sirius xm. it was that night that the tragedy occurred on the potomac, and by thursday night and friday morning, jo ellis was falsely ac

opportunities for the development of africa's economy africa has the advantage of i've been 2 or 3 made. jo, what the buddies, if we leave the in town or what to on the western part of africa, we have the atlantic ocean on the eastern side or vice versa. we have the indian ocean and the northern finder of africa, the mediterranean sea, of which of the great opportunities in terms of the ability to spa, the african economy. tradition, idea of costs, remember, is that this was cannot acquired grace significance as on the 1800 on 69 when it was constructed. and aside from the platinum, i know one of the most important what the ways in the swear has gone up. and when it was seized by the defend the 1956, it was indeed the statement that it jumped on by extension, africa acquired an important task. so the very 1st thing that we looked at when we talked about the c is the c as a mode of transportation for purposes of delivering goods in a manner that is cheaper than any other means. and this was gone, all is a pretty cool, awesome. i'll sit in that for you. good. i to shutting the johnny in many

the 1st that's listened into jo evans report. the aid has long helped us achieve as foreign policy goals. president donald trump's decision to freeze almost all foreign assistance, but 90 days as part of his america. first strategy is up on the decades of policy, and there's already having a global impact. in 2023, washington distributed $72000000000.00 of funding in nearly a $180.00 countries. 4 days after taking office us secretary of state, marco ruby, i sent a cable to embassies worldwide, ordering a home to us projects. supposing everything from access to clean water house get education and children's health, the presidents emergency plans, the age release of pets, hopes come by the spread of h i v and aids, and is just one of the programs impacted by the fries. searching to meet people living with h of you should still be able to access friedman through a government facilities, but the government facilities are going to come under more pressure of the course. you will be moving a whole number of stuff to either other as bei

so my, the been generated into klein warfare, calling me nathan, in the defy jo, see the body and paint for life. i did the demise. and what happened is that klein isms thought that dividing the country and literally the war load and started to imagine with individuals running through bell on point land and in 1900 on 91, they'll was a civil war. how does may cut it that i is it otherwise and after that civil will, so my loan declared high in defendants which independence has not been recognized by any country. but if you travel as to how to gaze, you will find that there is a functioning government complete with an army complete with the, with the currency. and indeed they have held this for elections and they are functioning as the country. but then we'll get this show administration does not accept that these an independent country and for that reason, they do not accept that any country should negotiate directly with the government or the administration in how to be. so this is what has brought the current conflict between f c o p a on the so mind the, you remember that the deal pay

and jo pulls to explore them in any other area of human activity, friendship and ality come at a price that's particularly true about the relationship between great powers which now wished and you inflection point with the potential for mutual cooperation and mutual destruction being roughly equal, which way are the scales of history likely to tip? i'll discuss that. i'm now joined by we're shown such demo a professor of the give a hello narrow university in and your daily professor is great to talk to. thank you very much for your time. thank you for having me. now, most jo, political discussions this, these are colored by the events in the united states and the integration of donald trump and give them their dramatic or a times erratic nature. i think it gives many of the nations and i'll put change you to have a sober look at the policies and decide which way they want to go, perhaps towards more self grounding and deciding which relationship they want to keep for each relationship, they want to change and i want to look at the induced policy from that perspective . let's start at a

i didn't know how to get there, and i had a gut feeling as soon as i arrived, "just don't, jo.erything felt wrong. when you say everything felt wrong, what was making you feel that? cos when i turned up there and i couldn't find the place, they gave me a postcode, and the postcode led me to this, like, train station. and then still the directions where they told me to go on the phone were wrong. so once i hung up, then they said, "press buzzer four." then it weren't, it was "press buzzer ten." i sat downstairs in the, um... it was like a little dingy hallway, for half an hour. really nervous. and there was only a bed in there, a tiny stool and, like, a worktop. and i've got a bum! didn't have to fly anywhere. and show it from behind, guys, so you know this is not edited. look at the hip dips. there are no longer any hip dips. i was excited, and obviously i didn't think it hurt. and ijust thought within, like, an hour, i'm going to have a nice, peachy bum. after paying a £600 deposit, joanne booked in and set off to essex. i didn't know how to get there, and i had a gut feeling

now, most jo, political discussions, this, these are colored by the events in the united states and the integration of donald trump and give them their dramatic or a times erratic nature. i think it gives many of the nation's an opportunity to have a silver look at the policies and decide which way they want to go, perhaps towards more self grounding and deciding which relationship they want to keep for each relationship they want to change. and i want to look at the interest policy from that perspective. let's start at a potential for change. i know that the relationship between indian china has long been throughout the testy but over the last couple of months that have been notable signs of warming up. are you more hopeful or skeptical about these 2 large nations, developing some with more harmonious.

, jo done and one on on shed what resources we also going to contact academic underlined, blue studies on the types of digital groups that we have in terms of them will take energy needs and develop the necessary plans and accordingly we have directed the department of get comfortable scientific research to produce dropped resistance. the teams of crops adapt production based on it's based on the set comes, is created by climate change and it sounds like a great plan, but you're going to the quite a lot of investment. where's the money going to come from as long as the fee and the ministry of agriculture and those involved in the sect. we create a new framework of investment that will increase the sec, this contribution to g d p. we've also discussed activities on investment road map out there that can be presented to invest. this meeting in belgium saw a ride prime minister bond to weaver has been thrown into office. it comes off to political parties, struck a deal on friday to form a broad coalition government and being 7 months of negotiations. this will be the 1st time the belgian

while doing what they can to keep providing a central care to people and communities most in need. jo loven's outer 0. so inside story was bringing, i guess, now in westminster, in the us state of maryland, we have dave hoffman, he's a former assistant administrator for the us, a bureau of democracy, conflict and humanitarian assistance in trying my in thailand, cell lies or clink director of the shooting human rights organization and, and jo, based in me, in law and in washington, dc. abdullah a bottle. how that, okay, a hold of africa, security on list, and the see me advocate at refugees international welcome to, well, if i could start with the law here, as is clear from that report, the us is the most generous country in the world when it comes to foreign assistance, what does this freeze in us a mean for the rest of the world in broad terms? this for you has sent shock waves to many of the programs out the united states supports across the african continent. i think sometimes we forget that these programs they go on in the background. so a lot of the time we do not know, like ver

they, they, you know, like, but you, they stopped a lot based off the jo. so they've helped me that don't mention these are the image, these things anymore because we don't believe and these kind of principles on that bad use because we test them and does that. we don't see any results. so yes, the way he hasn't been a senior and there's no home because they that's not good between international on policies and politics. and always the international community golf or the policies ignoring they end up nice in the know. so, as i mentioned, we last salsa and we, we, we are not expecting anything from the ability to go game of the international community, and they're going to be off the scene, is what, how do you define? and so i'm not gonna have community or we said united states. so we believe, you know, i, for united states behind the door is why we have nothing that dollars, which is the what happens uh for the moment i'm just a, as thanks so much for joining us from rebecca. these are in the military has completed his withdrawal from these circles that sod

well, he's inherited a set of problems from jo by the 2 principal problems that he's inherited that he has to deal with or the conflict. so we're the genocide in gaza. number one. and number 2, he has to figure out how to settle the ukraine war. we could say there's a 3rd big issue we asked to think about, which is how to deal with the ran and especially iran's nuclear program. but the agenda has been clear since the day that trump got elected as to what are the problems he has to solve. which disturbing is that there's no evidence that trump and his advisors have come up with any sort of meaningful solution for dealing with any of these 3 problems. i think that's both the parent and the case of ukraine. i mean, you would have expected him once he got in the white house, given all his claims about how he was going to settle this thing very quickly. maybe even before he moved it to the white house, does he may be making progress in that regard. but there's no evidence of that, so i don't see much change now that trump is in charge. well, let me ask you one element of the global seeing t

and that is really a tax continue. palestinian civilians like to jo, lead a hot paying the prize, no hands and when the data, the space of the days of the news, the revel groups and the democratic republic of congo have declared a unilateral c slide from cheese de the un says 900 bodies were discovered after the days of fighting in the city of gala files, the people displaced by the fighting of a ton to find themselves homeless. once again, catherine sawyer reports a week ago. coms. hosting more than 300000 displays. people around goma looks like this. today the shaft is have been selected and destroyed and looked at kimberly's people on the move. again, they said they don't know who did this john, do you lived in this comp for 2 and a half? you, as he says, he found what he's property had been stolen. can, you know, you can see for us to read when that it was that i will shoot the revised to into a bundle distribution deal was also by. and so what they have come back to that was my house. i get everything i own was by that many fled from the home villages as rebels led by entities,

but to benefits his community from the minerals beneath the land, he must navigate the jo tribal disputes, a buffet witness golden light on now to sierra with donald trump back in the white house. many are questioning whether the age of liberal democracy is coming to an end. so what does the 2nd trump term mean for the united states over the next 4 years? and what impact will this foreign policy have on the middle east? this week and upfront? i ask those questions to fill up the prize winning journalist on the war correspond . it presents the procedures. thanks so much for joining us for us. yeah, mark, thanks good to see you. but now we are now officially at the beginning of the trump administration, part to this is the person who has previously ran to deploy the military against what he described as radical left of lunatics. he's still supporters that they might not ever need to vote again after his victory. this somebody called from mainstream media outlets to be investigated for trees. and what do you see is some of the most significant challenges that the united states going to face

as i'm talking about getting come us, but what we know that the most of them, what are the jo, it is not actors as they are greenville, would be asked to be here, just as given me ok to i forget we go for our next where a where the president up or on the how slum, neighboring lawanda for buckingham, 23 and sturgeon's in eastern d. r. c. a. choosing gallia for minting, and rest in the region of ways that can help you see what is happening here. very close to us. quite the silence does the international community not see the consequences sent, and i am telling you that if it continues like this, the will may spread through the region that point. if for one that continues to make conquests, i know that it will happen in burundi as well because we're one that is in the process of creating young refugees. it's all being done now. it is trying to harden them in the congo office one day. it wants to come to berlin, the we are not going to accept this war if the east of the congo does not have peace, the region does not have peace to the government. all of the democratic republic of congo ac

all of jo done, the presidency, seemed egypt to vsoft, believe that there's yeah, i, i remember you have talked to, so i know where he's probably saying that, but none of the decisions or pronounced must made by those theaters feeling because anything close to what he said that they are happy if uh i would like to comment on something matthew has just said that the guys that is a very promising via the state piece of land. yes, i agree with that. they have to a point 3000000 people full of us. very good and us labor in the us is uh it could, it could be the whole gong that's for sure of that should be with the people inside that left outside of it. because for the, for the construction to take place. i think if it has to be in many instances, a deliberate and festival, which requires lots to people about, i don't know if your mom is that you're going to doesn't sound correct. that you send the huge, but it goes us and with people outside and then that there isn't no opportunity or no trust for that. they would come back on the reason i don't think that he mentioned any guarantees about p

and that is really a tax continue. palestinian civilians like to jo, lead a hot paying the prize. no hands him, him the data still ahead. hey, all the houses that are closing us a r d 's headquarters president trump leads to dismantle at agency the overseas age programs across the world. and taurus slay the picturesque island to send to read the serial major as quake is about to strike the what is the effect of the conflict on the environment? the impact is so much more than just emissions from tanks ships and will fight modern booth. it has a devastating effect on people and the department of defense is emissions is as large as many countries. every time ministry spent and increases military emissions increased. and this war and this climate, christ all hail the planet on a jersey to the gold and untold stories from asia and the pacific. on which is era we are to see these agencies of legend some clothes ruined the stories of civilizations that mark the history. one, this is where the story of savannah have stories to tell of the talk about you what you all just bear with me. so

but what we know that the most of them, what are the jo it is. yep. actors as they are great in the us to be here just as given me. well, dozens of 2nd wounded policy and children have arrived in egypt for treatment. this is them after crossing the rasa. bolting from gaza on saturday. it marks the 1st reopening of the frontier since israel seize control of it 9 months ago. regardless, as health industries has 37 children needing medical k, i had crossed into egypt by saturday. evening was 6 day of a family members accompanying them. a correspondent in garza has been capturing the story of one young palestinian evacuate. a little more just said you was it was a pain of body and soul accompanies palestinian children on their journey from gaza to treatment. you are of would you allow, the palestinian girl differs from thousands of other policy and children in that her name has appeared on lists, leaving the sector the, the roof, a border crossing with egypt to receive medical care, along with her injured brother is really bombing destroyed. their fa

the jo, my became the 1st president of that media in 1990 until the step down in 2005. it was known as a father of the nation, delayed an armed struggle to win the media's freedom from apartheid era, salsa. the former president died in a private hospital in the capital, vin, doke, and nigeria, the indigenous people of the offer. i have taken a case to the supreme court, demanding their designation as a terrible be lifted. the separatist schools known as ip will be april, wants independence on line that's in a dozen nigerian space, a 3 years civil war, west font over the region when if you need latch raise acad independence. in 1967, the government designated a group, a terrible thing. 2017 accusing members of commission. war crimes, including kidding, children, and mexico. at least 38 people have been killed after a truck collided with a bus. the vehicle was traveling between the coastal city of concord and the southern state of tabasco when the collision happened was already say the truck was traveling in the wrong direction on a highway. the issue of security is domin

now, most jo, political discussions, this, these are colored by the events in the united states and the integration of donald trump and give them their dramatic or a times erratic nature. i think it gives many of the nation's an opportunity to have a silver look at the policies and decide which way they want to go, perhaps towards more self grounding and deciding which relationship they want to keep for each relationship they want to change. and i want to look at the interest policy from that perspective. let's start at a potential for change. i know that the relationship between indian china has long been the testy, but over the last couple of months they have been notable signs of warming up. are you more hopeful or skeptical about these 2 large nations developing somewhat more harmonious way of relating how to deal with china? arising china assertive china is a major challenge for all. also rising in a certain, in their while india is not a so to but india is designated to these icing. so, so this, it's been a challenge for india. uh, and this is also a good opportunity because, you

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but to benefits his community from the minerals beneath the land, he must navigate the jo tribal disputes above it. the witness golden light on now to sierra february on as jersey to 3 years on from the outbreak of the war and ukraine. i'll just view it explores the human costs and assets, whether politics or the battlefield will determine its outcomes for cause new direction. looks at the challenges facing nations across the continent as they move away from dependency. aiming to re define their futures after a vote of no confidence in germany's transfer people head to the polls with the center right christian democratic union parties, expected to take power rushes shut on africa examines of russia's growing influence in the region through the prison. the central african republic, you'll see a whole the african institutions as it chooses, leaders february on a jersey at the limit to how far a dream contains sta in your own adventure. now, counter and wayne the to us, we'll take over the guys a script and we will do a job with the 2 without a us president donald trump talks of developing t

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i didn't know how to get there, and i had a gut feeling as soon as i arrived, "just don't, jo.erything felt wrong. when you say everything felt wrong, what was making you feel that? cos when i turned up there and i couldn't find the place, they gave me a postcode, and the postcode led me to this, like, train station. and then still the directions where they told me to go on the phone were wrong. so once i hung up, then they said, "press buzzer four." then it weren't, it was "press buzzer ten." so everything they were saying was wrong. i sat downstairs in the, um... it was like a little dingy hallway, for half an hour. really nervous. and there was only a bed in there. _ a tiny stool and, like, a workt0p-_ and then i could see behind the door there, and there was a guy, which i found out was ricky sawyer. joanne says within minutes of their meeting, ricky sawyer began carrying out a liquid bbl. here he is on instagram, injecting large amounts of dermalfiller. many qualified surgeons see it as one of the most dangerous and painful cosmetic procedures out there. joanne's pain was

now tributes have been pouring in full and i'm is founding fathers, some new jo law who died at the age of 95 president non gullah and been baja, announce the former lead his desk calling him or the freedom finance and revolutionary need to solve for cuz present so around the phones that run that plays or other credits of enjoyment as an inspiration for his country struggle against white minority rule. and joe medina late start today off the balancing an illness and hospital for 3 weeks. right. well that's it from me far higher. that's. i'll be back in around the hall for now with more of the days news of the people on power the we are to see the series of legend some clothes and the stories of civilizations that market history wants. this is where the story of savannah didn't have any stories to tell. the 10 weeks of his really bombardments on leather left, 4000 people dead and drove over 1000000. from there. the day when the dust settles and with the dead still buried under, well, people began returning to their homes that the on many were destroy. my darling choose the free and i hav

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