i mean, marilyn monroe is a perfect example.ou miss her. up to and thought of, or whatever it is. but from a person who's that person, you really have to do a lot of work on yourself internally, to be ok with not also being disappointed with yourself. because you... it was a shock to me the first time i saw something was in the film. iwas like... he was like, "aw." definitely. i think you go to europe or... and reverence for beauty, mature beauty. we don't... ithink... um, but it goes beyond youth—obsessed. you know, it's, um... when they were so young. i think i got lucky in the fact that somewhere along the line, mm—hm. not myself, because i avoided looking in the mirror and i couldn't see what other people saw. i didn't want to get to know that too much. um... all of those things that sort of add to you as a human being, of a decade", which is ridiculous in and of itself... and i was a pretty face, but, you know, really? but i nurtured other things always as a response to it not in writing the book, have you also... and maybe

and furnishing the house james monroe and his wife were very into french everything.e to come to france and spent a lot of money these are still in use many of them. many of them are in the blue we have the wonderful guilt chairs and sofa they were required by president monroe in the rifranc this room is much more of a period them in that sense that the wallpaper is much more of the same period as the furniture as the portrait of monroe by samuel morris Ãit's really a place tawhere the monroe's would feel the most comfortable like teddy roosevelt in the east room. this is wallpaper that is about vintage. >> the blue room is my favorite space because the view that looks over the south lawn into the monument is one of my favorite views in the entire city. this room is incredibly peaceful and very versatile. we welcome state guests here but we can also transform the room very intimate setting for a luncheon or dinner and something very peaceful about the space that gets sun during the day very calming and quiet in the evening. i love this space i love the shape of it. it

it's sort of a concept that we... the james deans and the marilyn monroes and we would talk about it,u... i'm not comparing myself to any of those people, and your persona, your look, your whatever, is a focal point, if that person dies looking like that person, that we imprinted on, um... but if you are one of those people and you become imprinted on at a young age, a youthful face, i mean, marilyn monroe is a perfect example. if i saw her as an 80—year—old woman, i'd go, "oh, but she's in there somewhere." like, you miss her. and thought of, or whatever it is. and so i think psychologically, it's a very interesting thing. but from a person who's that person, you really have to do a lot of work on yourself internally, to be ok with not also being disappointed with yourself.— because you... i don't look... everything's lower, and... yeah. it was a shock to me the first time i saw a wrinkle on a monitor, because i thought something was in the film. they got a hair on the lens. yeah, it's got to be a hair in the lens.— definitely in italy and france, there is a certain respect and rever

monroe by john vandalia. but hanging together.ace where the is would probably feel the most comfortable to like teddy roosevelt in the east room if they to walk in and say, oh, i understand this room i am this the furniture we bought, that's the portraits we sat for and, and this is wallpaper that is about vintage. the blue room is my favorite space because the view that looks out over the south lawn onto, the monument is one of my favorite views in the the entire city and this room is just incredibly peaceful and it's very versatile. so we do things like welcome state guests here, but we can also transform this room into a very intimate setting for luncheon or dinner. and there's just something very peaceful about the space all times of the day. it gets great sun during the day and it's very calming, quiet in the evenings. so i love the space and i love the shape. it it's it's unique. first you see here is french empire style. it's made in paris, france and the chateau pure bellagio in 1870. it's part of a 53. it is a museum that

thomas jefferson, eventually james monroe.rks, there is an excerpt from the monroe dr., said quote we should consider any way to extend their system to portion is hemisphere is dangerous to our peace and safety. that was a warning to the european powers to stay out of the western hemisphere, no more colonization. normal meddling -- no more meddling. today what we are looking at is the trump doctrine, very similar to the monroe doctrine, we talk about influence in the west, influence among our neighbours that serves america. he is mentioned several times number 1, canada. making canada the 51st aid. in fact, it was mentioned as recently, as yesterday. >> president donald trump: what i would like to see his canada become our 51st day, we give them protection, military protection, we don't need them to build our cars i would rather see detroit or south carolina or any one of our tennessee states build cars we don't need them for lumber, we don't need them for anything, we don't need them for energy we have our own energy of . we

yeah, so the main monroe at stake here the the big money burner is gold. so i rhonda exported $1100000000.00 worth of minerals last year or 2023 actually around 80 percent of that was golds. the rest is a mixture of 10 to them and 10 nearby them. and most of this, it's hard to put a finger to it, but most of all of that comes from the eastern congress. now this is not too different than you've gone to and brandy to other neighboring countries. and so all the countries in the region are actually making a lot of money off companies, uh, companies, minerals. and so i think that is a, it's a, it's a key part of the conflict. i would hesitate to reduce it to minerals, though the conflicts initially was not created by minerals. it wasn't re triggered by minerals. this is a matter of geo political compensation between states and the region for control over the eastern congress, while countries of the region fighting for control of this part of the country. if it's not the monroe, it's a, it's, it, is, it is, i mean, it's also minerals. it's, it's not, it's, but i

monroe: good night, good night... [knocking] ha ha, the closet!look at the time when i was on too close for comfort. and i think monroe sort of fell into that asexual thing where i never was supposed to be gay but come on, you'd have to be brain dead not to know that monroe was gay! jim j bullock: but i was in the closet. i was terrified that, you know, it would ruin my career or whatever. you know? and then, you know, in 1985 i discovered that i was hiv positive. there was really not any treatment for it. i was terrified. dan rather: congress opened hearings today on aids, the acquired immune deficiency syndrome and what the government is doing to fight it. geri jewell: i lived in paranoia in the 80s. absolute total paranoia. geri: name that handicap! geri jewell: when the aids outbreak started, i was terrified of people finding out that i'm gay. there was no way i could be openly gay at that time. it would have been career suicide. jim j bullock: i think being gay was admitting to someone that you could have aids. patrick gomez: ultimately we di

r12 12 governor james monroe noted -- our 12 governor james monroe noted that a free, virtuous, and enlightened people must know full well the great principles and causes upon which their happiness depends. this is our opportunity now to work together this session, not as democrats and as republicans i'm the but as virginians, to further strengthen those pillars, those great principles upon which the strong anaerobic people of this commonwealth built their futures and pursue their dreams. god is truly a blessing virginia. what an honor and privilege it is to serve this great commonwealth. to see her win. to see her sore. thank you and may god bless each and every one of you and may god bless the commonwealth of virginia. thank you very much. [applause] -- interior secretary doug burgum andths will speak to the national governors association. th are expected to discuss energy reliability and resilience and how to reform and accelerating energy project. watch live at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> sunday on c-span's q&a, former mafi

the russians use the phrase monroe doctrine. so often you'd full inventive here. let me just ask you, you both. finally, you know in this i think when you're kind of looking at this part question, donald trump's support is surging right now. does that new nationalism of america, those new, the new social contract, whatever it will be between american, the rest of the world mean a band and in europe? no, it doesn't. so i just saw some new pulling before i came in. and even among republicans, there's still strong support for ukraine. so i think it's incumbent on those who support ukraine to make that message to margaret republicans. but if we try to talk about mazda republicans as one sort of soupy category, and it's not, there's a lot of different strains in it. and i think some of those strains can be convinced that us national interest matter in ukraine, us national interest matter in europe. and that we have to solve this because if it, this war goes on for a long time, it's going to have implications for us power abroad, that we are not going to like steve, i,

when i was younger, my mom and i would talk about, you know, the james deans and the marilyn monroes but when you are someone in the public eye and your the one we knew and fell in love with, that we um... you know, unless you're maybe audrey hepburn, but if you are one of those people and you become “1???“ lgéf'l’i�*fi éfififigififi if i saw her as an 80—year—old woman, i'd go, "oh, but she's like, you miss her. you miss the one you fell in love with and looked and so i think psychologically, it's a very interesting thing. a lot of work on yourself internally, to be ok right. because you... i don't look... everything's lower, and... yeah. and, like, you know, and it's a shock. it was a shock to me the first time i saw something was in the film. he was like, "aw." they got a hair on the lens. yeah, it's got to be a hair in the lens. definitely. i think you go to europe or... i'm not sure about the uk as much, but definitely... we don't... we have not figured that out yet. ithink... and i think, i'm hoping to contribute to that. is there... to 60, this idea that somehow you disappear. i thi

was instituted by the national party and individuals such as hendrick, 5 foot was based on doctoral monroe. and they said that african inside to be dominated. they look at the bible and they said that it was godaddy on full hundreds of years. africans why humiliate? well, i don't mean they fit through, they use the father in law. it is not until 1995 that africans were allowed to vote because there was father in law as i speak to you. and now of all of us, 7 did to my son overland in south africa is controlled by my not in the whites to console father in law. father in law's have destroyed the continental wasik. and that is why today, in many areas of the guns are now beginning to talk about what they call or tentative dispute resolution. i hate that it is not all the time that the dispute resolution, it is african dispute resolution because african communities in that day was that they had different ways of resolving disputes. the old from will have the way the of them going to of the way the i'll get boy, you'll have the way the them now the way the man they have the way, the back gun, t

they did all, monro things discussed. they said, if he is up to scenes, is going to be a bad example to the people, but he continued and he took the view that the team must be strong on today as i speak. ccm. so much them up into the with was created in 1977 with the mazda of dano. and of course, you know, as he is, one of the strongest spots is enough, because on the, on a just, he believed in order and institution. and this is the other thing that when we knew that it was famous for the member in your area and left the office when he was just slightly over 63 years. and he said, or who does must know when to leave the stage and to allow as, as to lead on these said, you are not successful until you are successful subsidies. when he left in 1985, he said, i'm going to insure and i wish if i'm able to leave, at least on the 2 presidents while my lives. i'll step aside then step down, i did the done the loud and we need to come in and ask them we need yeah loud. and we'll stop by to come in the all the time to settings acc

william monroe, trotter was just felt beaten down by. the segregation and poverty and discrimination that still existed even in abolition pedigreed boston. and he committed. his funeral drew over 3000 mourners to the people's baptist church in boston, where he had led birth of the nation protests in 1915. more than half a century later, alice paul would that far more than the mobs that assaulted her or the long in jails and prison. what hurt her was the horrible feeling that the whole country thought were the scum of the earth. and yet she ended life on a note of optimism when a reporter asked her to assess her life and its on human rights. the 92 year old resident of the quaker convalescent home in morristown new jersey described, the struggle for human rights as mosaic. each of us, she said in one little piece, very modest. so that's it for our slideshow and for presentation. thank you. and i look forward to your questions. yes, i knew i. underrated garland. retired foreign service officer. i was a junior in poland in the late 1980s of

isn't china in violation of the monroe doctrine?ted states still honor the monroe doctrine or is it dead? thank you, sir. guest: it is a great question. i would say the monroe doctrine is being revived now. one person we have not mentioned is michael waltz, the national security advisor, and he talks about monroe doctrine 2.0. i think that is kind of his argument or rationale for particularly addressing china. let's not forget, there are a lot of external actors in the western hemisphere in latin america. there's russia, japan, turkey, korea. this is globalized economy and there are a lot of others that are making investments and so forth. it is not just china. john kerry, the former secretary of state, in 2013 at the organization of american states said that the monroe doctrine is obsolete and we will retire it. he retired it in 2013, but some 12 years later, it is now being revived because of heightened concern and tensions particularly with china. the question is what do you do in that case? is putting pressure and making threats

doctrine the monroe doctrine, 202 years since the imposition of american control, attempting to control here. we are now seeing a very reckless crude chaotic imposition from panama to haiti to venezuela to brazil, to the u.s. citizenry, not just the immigrants of the united states. that is the context in which it is important for us to have an opportunity to look at and hear about what are the implications of the trump administration policy given that in was it 2014 when president castro and president barack obama brought the united states into the expanded affairs of national interactions with respect to mutual beneficial relations and found peaceful and respectful ways to debate their differences not through imperial imposition as we have seen in the case of cuba and we are now seeing intensified. as well as united states directed to also year. information is flying everywhere it is one of the more recent that we will hear about. it is indeed the pleasurable to the audience here in the listening audience of c-span to welcome the deputy foreign minister of cuba. [applause] >> thank you

precipitates conclusions. 3 years after 2 because the of the temperatures range due to climate change, monroe county is experiencing at the system. trent centers on the same level as on in the ancient traditions pass down through generations, may offer a valuable solution. this will newer homes deal though. okay, it'll show to him that he found his era exclusive persistence and ingenuity a helping the country to overcome a major challenge of its time. africa's new directions echoes of water on al jazeera, the as well. the code has come and then been pushed back. in fact, look at these temperatures here. well that shows are around the great lakes and some i'll still phrase and the terms has risen rapidly. so it's a big solo going on in the midwest round great lakes. and the sun is out. that was very rare attempt is not particularly low compared with how they were in davis nice and warm. and the southern states that won't says edging up, but not really leaning against the incoming, still fairly cold around the great lakes. i mean it's sort of wisconsin and eastern side of kind of it will still

i mean, the monroe doctrine is sacred, okay? no one defended this until if trump came.ou know, wesley, you go looking down the years, i mean, i was there in the first term and then the whole period of the campaign, people always said he's an isolationist because he believes in america first. he doesn't a care about nato, he doesn't care about europe, he doesn't care about foreign policy. it's completely and utterly wrong. look what he's doing. >> correct. a couple of weeks ago he talked about turning gaza a into beautiful beachfront property. i think his point that he is getting at is actually assuring that there was peace in the region, and he was actively moving to make the lives of the people many that region better. again, we keep talking about this, larry, over and over again, but at the end of the day, it is, in fact, peace through strength, and a strong america is great for the region. as somebody who deployed to iraq, i spent two years in saudi arabia as a liaison officer. we have got to be strong, we have got to have a strong leader, and the world will follow s

the first is mark monroe who says your financial potential is his passion and he's made it his purposepassion is to help. >> janai: and to close the racial wealth gap. >> i'm going to go through a few things which you can do to better help yourself. >> janai: through the come-up series, building community centered on finances, mark monroe and his cofounder are peeling back the layers on the often tough to talk about topic. >> i started noticing it amongst my friends. i'm, like, why does this have to feel uncomfortable? >> janai: he's now gone from having these conversations with friends to millions to millionaires. >> i have been able to sit in a room with a gentleman. his company was valued at the time at $10 million. now he's on the road being valued at $200 million. >> janai: but it's helping the everyday person make their financial dreams come true that's mark's ultimate goal. >> there was multiple people being able to pay off student loans and they thought they would never get out from underneath, you know, that rock. >> janai: increasing financial literacy and closing the racial

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sort of monroe casually see prison. she could never see a new field on putting out. don't do. well, then you get into to crystals. also, presley, gama, you, the only voltage across in sick today is the only thing that will do it is on the use of purpose is obviously to limit the only been assessing and work it out. you know, usual light is on show who they got more business to do. what i say consecutive degree. yeah. you insult in this of do always side v plastic dental spot on. man said, well, since you don't do some additional shit, according to reason down go. russian, instructors and weapons 1st arrived in a central african republic in 2018, welcomed by the un security council. their mission was to train the national army alongside french and other international forces. their role was reaffirmed and un resolution 2659 in november 2022 the on the path to their arrival. however, russian forces increased to the points that they would count tidiness, thousands most war, wagner, insignia, the hoops, the very existence was officially denied in russia until 2022. its presence in

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i think it's important to also point out that are 201 years after the monroe doctrine, the united states continues to have 70 two's us military bases spread across south america and the caribbean. china and russia did not have even one base in the hemisphere. so i think this comes is welcome news. the, the us aid is now cut off and hopefully a relic of america's imperial passed. well, let's go back down to the breaking news coming out from moscow. this is the fact that one person that has reportedly been killed and several of is wounded by an explosion that took place at an elite residential complex. let's get all laces. now, from the correspondence on the scene is who mind may show who's that for us in the details of castilla merging the investigation is in full swing. can you take us through what we do? know at the moment an exclusive that's needed in the residential and complex. the northwest stood in moscow on monday morning and no problem problem. and every data indicates that uh that it was designated remotely, presumably it was in the elevator hall. now all of this happened 12 peo

years ago, donald trump wants to cost a deal under which the us gets 50 percent of ukraine's vertical monroe was us as a reimbursement on the way to end the world almost called the reserves or in the areas under russian occupation. in ron con, reports from keith rush, they might look like any old drugs, but on these dusty museum shelves are examples of rad, health minerals, the how our technology. anything with the micro chip needs array of mineral elements. and ukraine is sitting on an estimated 16 trillion dollars with pitch. and s girl ski is the director of this museum and has a dump truck in geological sciences. he shows us the tiny specks of wrath elements embedded in the room. it's an indication of the challenge of mining processing, getting that valuable commodity into the market. when that he says the significant challenge of monetizing the minerals is something people don't understand. so on this to sign up a step with i know, no, of course this is an issue. in my opinion, the majority of people don't understand what's going on because people will only understand it when they see i

dividends and in, for us types of facilities use for transportation on extractions that i live in monroe's. this will be ukraine's contribution 50 plus an offense revenues we will invest in this fun joined leave with the us for the recovery of u claim was the draft deal does not refer to any ukrainian den for us age cube over the past 3 years. do you as president, previously demonte to 500000000000 dollars in revenue from ukraine's natural resources? a number zalinski said was unjust. and one li, inaccurate. president zalinski has been on the immense pressure from the trump administration to sign this deal. he says that if he sees trump in washington on friday as expected, he will ask him some very direct questions. but even if he doesn't get the old says he wants to have he risk trumps. and again, charles, drop it out, your 0 keith stella, head on out, is there a nanny hall for 1000000 cities face the prospect of salvation as fighting forces? a well fried program to suspend operation in several displacing. the tropical side. kinds of just strive to the last few days, the ones that are wor

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now to our correspondence, the mancha jory who is in toronto. monro more can you tell us about this latest cycle of tensions between the us and the ron as well originally, and just south. now, presidents don't know. tom talked about the maxima pressure campaign, any signs, an executive board, or for inheriting gum maxima, pressure on either one or the same time simultaneously, had talked about some resume negotiations on nuclear issue with your ones. well, it seems that it's a sort of a characteristic policy definitely ratings me with this as a kind of a contradiction. both in word and action by donald trump golf course therapy, some responses and reactions from the side of iranians who view this response. i truly and statements by donald trump with the skepticism. uh, for example, a one, some of foreign minister, mr. iraq. she said, that's the main concern is a long so i for example, if a ones try to, for example, the main concern is to, for a want to make, for example, atomic weapons, that is not the case on definitely these tests being such a maximum put pressure is sort of sales policy

allies voting against a resolution condemning russia's invasion, a few of crazy french president and monro micron picks up a heated discussion during a visit to the white house. also ahead on the show rebel forces in democratic republic of congo capture major cities fears are rolling up a wider conflict as us and un call for a.

expert, he stays, president, trump is unlikely to recruit washington's investment through ukrainian monroe as was still supplying results is, can be a rather lengthy process trumps idea to get 500000000 dollars from ukraine over night. relatively speaking is completely unreliable. for many reasons, if we talk about wrap, some metals there really aren't. many of them in ukraine. rap metal should be distinguished from other scapes elements. this, the uranium and titanium must gas metals, as well as the navy and precious metals, and so on. red minerals include a group of 17 elements that are really needed for the industry right now for technological development. as the rack of metals. there really aren't. many of them in ukraine. they are located in an area called the ukranian shield, a large geological site. some of them are in the raw stalls and don't bass regions . so i think they already belong to russia and therefore concerning ram, metals. trump's idea is good, but absolutely impossible. huge investments are needed 1st in geological exploration, then in the construction of mining and pr

instituted by the national society and individuals such as hendrick, 5 foot was based on doctoral monroe. and they said that african inside to be dominated, they look at the bible and they said that it was godaddy on full hundreds of years . africans why humiliate, was dominated through the use of father in law. it is not until 1995 that africans were allowed to vote. because there was fine law as i speak to you and now all of us 72 by son, overland in south africa, is controlled by minority whites. still console father in law, father in law's have destroyed the continental wasik. and that is why today, in many areas of the guns are now beginning to talk about what they call or tentative dispute resolution. i, i hate that it is not always fun. if the dispute resolution, it is african dispute resolution because of the kind of community is in the day for us, but they had different ways of resolving disputes. they all found will have their way. the of them going to have their way. they all get oil have their way victim now, the way the men they have the way the about done the way they're be

production and 25 percent of the gold global colton. reserves come from the d, r c and uh, the, the, the monroe wells off of the r cds, uh, estimated to be, uh, worth $24.00 trillion dollars. now that's much minerals. well, really uh, did you consider that uh you consider the possibility of having the peaceful d, r c. big stretch, some of that much better. oh, really, what's a trickle trickle down to the, to the, to the original um, neighbors of the d i. c. i need to be a really uh large economic boost that will uh help. not only that, the se, economically, but these other uh, these other neighboring countries in the region. and the derossi's president is reported to have personally told the french foreign minister during a meeting and construction of that resources are being stolen from his country who might benefit from the instability in the d. r. c. i suppose one where no one singles are pointed to the very 1st 2 countries that are blamed for full benefits and from the contracting with the c. uh, uganda and run to uh and uh, i think there's some you and reports which uh, appear to uh, confi

so subsequently transferred to the james river hospitals and rise to the rank of matron at fort monroe's colored hospital before returning to care for her aging parents in massachusetts. and. whereas, on monday, november 11th, 2024, harriet tubman received, a posthumous commission as general officer in the male national guard. now he wes moore, governor of the state of maryland, do hereby proclaim november 24, 2024, as tubman appreciation month in maryland. do commend this observation to all of our citizens. signed by governor wes moore. lieutenant governor miller and secretary susan lee. thank you, dr. campbell it is my pleasure. welcome. ms. tina wyatt to the podium for comments. well, good morning, everyone. and this is a great, great great, great day. i have not prepared any remarks. speak into, but i would just go on, say what i always say about on harriet is i love her. i love her for her. i love her for faith. i love her for. her tenacity and her great a ability to discern. and that is what helped her during. the civil war as well. you know, we know that democracy means inclusion.

when you have neighbors, you must keep hi monroe, and i loved it. guns. do remember crazy because the tough restoral rick has caused you to pose funding for some projects like work to repair this polluted canal increase to one of your reps. poor cities probably make a move move almost, but we don't have a proper road here. and sewage is a huge problem for us. it's things all the time. i hope they will fix the road and the canal and the car to use government has made some games, like lower unemployment and a stronger economy. tensions in the news have leaved large cost of a declared independence in 2008 after a bloody, with the nato bombing campaign against savvy a decades later communities are still segregated, and they to troops still present cost of a blame savvy f o outbreaks of violence which belgrade denies and has closed down savvy and bands and power low institutions in the news. a yes, dealing in a bad situation. i hope that the, the is coming. i like some of that the coming, the boot will change something. we'll have to have a so the, some, i'm b

world trade organization, its sectioning to us companies. timing export controls of crucial role as monroe, such as tungsten. and it's also known as an anti trust for into the pointing to the village through general. aging is allegedly compelling. a list of more us next companies to potentially target should trump a target china with most others and, and katrina in china is response so far has been described as restrained. what message is badging sending to the trump administration? i think restraint is a good way to describe it because these tears impose starting today monday local times only apply to about 40000000000 dollars worth of us to china. that is, small proportion, relatively compared to the total of $160000000000.00 worth of goods that ton applies from the us. every yes, i think it, the point is not to inflict maximum damage to the us economy. the point is to send a message and that message to the trump administration is that we do not want this trade well. however, if you take us that we will go that we will respond in kind of the room to the top . measurement's and aging also

i think it's important to also point out that uh, 201 years after the monroe doctrine, the united states continues to of 72. u. s. military base has spread across south america and the caribbean. china and russia did not have even one base in the hemisphere. so i think this comes is uh, welcome news. the us 8 is now cut off and hopefully a relic of america's imperial passed. these really prime minister has left tell a v for washington to meet with donald trump before his plane took goals. benjamin netanyahu said he would try to convince the us president to help redraw the most of the middle east. the decisions we made in the war of already change the face of the middle east. our decisions and the courage of our soldiers have redrawn them out. but i believe that working closely with president trump with and redrawn even further and for the better. i believe that we can strengthen security, broadening the circle of these and achieve a remarkable here of these students, especially when it comes after dental trump said it would be best to quote, just clean out the entire gallons a strip. som

i think it's important to also point out that uh, 201 years after the monroe doctrine, the united states continues to have 70 two's u. s. military base has spread across south america and the caribbean. china and russia did not have even one base in the hemisphere. so i think this comes is welcome news. the us aid is now cut off and hopefully a relic of america is imperial past. donald trump is pretty much focusing on for an aide right now. is this the mission of sorts that you know, the agency truly is involved in the stabilizing states, or does he just not the kind of profit from it? why do you think it's so it's so much in the spotlight, right? no, it is the ladder. it's not the trump is concerned about us. human rights violations or intervention anywhere in the world. he comes from this jingle wisdom, american 1st for spec, this as an anti imperialist, i would be highly critical of trump. and so much of what he has done, whether it was in syria or, or, or palestine. but in this case, the fact that he is cutting off the faucets of us aid finds how many billions and billions of dollars

i think it's important to also point out that uh, 201 years after the monroe doctrine, the united states continues to have 70 choose. u. s. military base has spread across south america and the caribbean. china and russia did not have even one base in the hemisphere. so i think this comes is welcome news. the, the us aid is now cut off and hopefully a relic of america is imperial past. it's been a pleasure having your company this hour. we'll be back with the, with an update, few news in just a few minutes a the cost cuz i don't know of the, i'm almost, unfortunately literally to you can use to, to provide you with the surface. give it to a ship that's good because of to who don't really know what else to what the physical of when this was on the guy with the funding and then the shift. and if it's this thing that i will display you connected to chapters, because all of them utility to sold up new to butcher it was with i q. you don't know for the book you to scott. so sort of all before the school shoot me, you could see you got the in the solution to continue. we did, i don't look lead