we will let matt warner jump in.st: i think the common thread there is that we have to have a humility about what other people and other cultures and other communities think is best for themselves and their families. part of that is there is nothing wrong with having a hypothesis for providing health care basises on a as needed within our programming. but the big message i want to share today is there is a difference between foreign aid that is trying to make poverty more tolerable, and foreign aid that is supporting local vision for strengthening the democratic ideals that allow people to flourish and solve their own problems. i do not say solve their own problems because it is not my problem. i mean solve their own problems because they know better than i do what their priorities are and what their trade-offs are. onmodel is more focused let's, you know, instead of focusing too much on having political debates about foreign agencies, there are things they can do that would be smarter. not doing so much specific pro

we will let matt warner jump in.st: i think the common thread there is that we have to have a humility about what other people and other cultures and other communities think is best for themselves and their families. part of that is there is nothing wrong with having a hypothesis for providing health care basises on a as needed within our programming. but the big message i want to share today is there is a difference between foreign aid that is trying to make poverty more tolerable, and foreign aid that is supporting local vision for strengthening the democratic ideals that allow people to flourish and solve their own problems. i do not say solve their own problems because it is not my problem. i mean solve their own problems because they know better than i do what their priorities are and what their trade-offs are. onmodel is more focused let's, you know, instead of focusing too much on having political debates about foreign agencies, there are things they can do that would be smarter. not doing so much specific pro

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. >> on c-span's "washington warner" thursday, matt discusses the effectiveness of foreign aid to alleviate poverty in countries affected by the coronavirus. then it is the founder and on "onet of storycorps stall step." live "washington journal" at 7:00 a.m. eastern the thursday morning and be sure to join the conversation with your texts and tweets. >> use your mobile devices and go to c-span.org for the latest video, live and on-demand, to follow the transition of power, president trump, president-elect biden, news conferences, and event coverage at c-span.org. discussion on the history of american gun culture

. >> on c-span's "washington warner" thursday, matt discusses the effectiveness of foreign aid to alleviate poverty in countries affected by the coronavirus. then it is the founder and on "onet of storycorps stall step." live "washington journal" at 7:00 a.m. eastern the thursday morning and be sure to join the conversation with your texts and tweets. >> use your mobile devices and go to c-span.org for the latest video, live and on-demand, to follow the transition of power, president trump, president-elect biden, news conferences, and event coverage at c-span.org. discussion on the history of american gun culture from ucla's school of public affairs. this runs an hour and a half. understand theo deep connection that the issue of guns and gun violence has with the work of the school of public affairs. is a the other focuses focus on mental health. guns are the single biggest killer of women. they are the single biggest .ause of successful suicide it turns out people may try to take their own life more often than we would like, and it's a tragedy, but we are not very good at it unless there i