that's all being done by the ngos.as wisconsin congressman scott fitzgerald with me the last hour, explaining why he is a no on the senate border deal if it reaches the house of representatives. house republican leaders officially oppose the bill, saying any consideration of it would be a waste of time. 24 senators meanwhile are also opposing the deal, 21 republicans, two democrats, and bernie sanders all coming out against this deal. the democrats opposing unconditioned aid for israel. however, the national border patrol council is endorsing the plan saying while it's not perfect its is better than the status quo. sources telling fox there were more than 6600 southern border encounters on sunday alone, that included 160 chinese nationals at the san diego border. my sources tell me some of the activity now is shifting from texas to sand yea san diego and. joining me is one of the chief negotiators of the border deal, oklahoma senator james lang gored. thank you for being here. >> glad to have the conversation. maria: i

>> thank you so much, laura, i think i learned most is aboutf the ngos. mention we are paying forece all of the spirit of what you are seeing is a secret hotel. it took me about 10 minutes in tucson to find it here they are hiding under our noses. but we pay for it but nobody voted for this which is why they operate in secrecy. what i learned is we have to stop looking at ngos as if they are some sort of charity becaus.e they have that name. ngo, catholic relief services,sa lutheran services, so it sounds like they are some sort of christian charity that passes out blanket and water bottles. s buhat indeed, they are really le a shadow bureaucracy. a shadow party, a shadow government or the democratic party. and they can do things extra constitutionally and under wha secrecy that official agencies iscan't do like hhs. what they do is far melt, they have different piles of money and some money comes from hhs. some are even fema accounts or fema money from refugee resettling. so, it makes it harder to track where it is coming from. but that is all the stuff

i think what i learned the most about was the ngos. you know, you mentioned how we're paying for all of this. this is what you are seeing there is a secret hotel. took me about 10 minutes when i was in tucson to find it. so they're hiding right under our noses. with you nobody actually -- we pay for it but nobody actually voted for this, which is why they operate in secrecy. and i think what i learned is that we have to stop looking at ngos as if they are some sort of charity because they have that name. ngo, you know, catholic relief services. they are lutheran services. so it sounds like they are some sort of christian charity that passes out blankets and water bottles. but, indeed, they are really like a shadow bureaucracy. a shadow party, a shadow government for the democrat party. and they can do things extra constitutionally and under secrecy that official agencies can't do like hhs. so what they do is they farm out, they have different piles of money some money comes from hhs and some come fema accounts or fema money from refuge

repressive headlines: over 2008 ngos warn cutting funding for unrub by donor countries could lead to complete collapse of the humanitarian response in gaza. is kidnapped by israeli forces during regime's on slot on gaza, say they're exposed to brutal torture and abuse throughout their detention. and the emmy army conducts another anti-israel operation in the red sea, this time targeting a british commercial ship headed for occupied territories. hello everyone, it's 7 am in the bessieg gaza strip, you're watching press, tv, world news. nearly four months in israel's genocidal campaign on gaza, the palestine red crecent says regime forces open fire and storm their headquarters for a third time. heavy israeli attacks are been reported near al-amal hospital and khan unis, which is also the red crecent headquarters, both alamal and... nolser hospitals have been under israeli siege and the target of israeli tank fire for over a week now. palestinian medic said the rescue teams from hospitals cannot respond to desperate calls from people caught up in israeli bombardment. the gaza health min

democracy is when ngos come to an agreement with black rock, with the wall street journal, they comegreement with the community and activist groups about a particular initiative, that's what the battle for votes is from their point of view, when finally a bunch of populist groups decide, that they like the trucker who has become... popular on tiktok more than the carefully constructed consensus of the nato military leadership. well, from their point of view, this obviously represents an attack on democracy. that's why it was needed such a substitution of concepts, and of course , democracy has a magical property of leading to regime change, because democracy is our magic word to justify the lighting of governments, the downfalls in the style of color revolutions, overthrowing democratically elected governments through the efforts of society from within, for example, as was the case in ukraine , viktor yanukovych was democratically elected by the ukrainian people, no matter how you treat him? this is essentially not about him, but the fact is that we carried out a color revolution and

on what basis are these or those american corporations, ngos and... this is the very ngo sector thatrising, yes, a small country, yes, but the new government of kyrgyzstan nationalized the mine, and today, of course, everything that is there is being raised against them, all the clans, all the ngos, all these informal connections that exist in central asia, it is very difficult for this new government, they are trying to protect themselves a little, but the question is, yes , that is, look, ngos are not just mushrooms on their own that grow because everything is fine with your democracy, there is just some point in the economy that you do not control, from this point the financing of such things comes kind. polyps that grow on your state, that is, they they are trying to do this, of course, to secure it, but the task is to control the mine, if they can continue to maintain control, they have already controlled it for 2 years, then i think everything will be fine there, and if not, then they will be demolished by another such color revolution with the help of ngos, let's say that this

then i just roll in help from the ngos, those ngos are coming for a reason and from what i'm reading,nt has been funding ngos via fema. as far as chinese, you are spot on. they are flying into the border. we talk to them via translator app, they flew to turkey and tijuana and they are here for economic reasons not to seek asylum. >> harris: you think? bill melugin. thank you. i come to you and those ngos. >> david: go back to average earning of a chinese citizen, average income of a poor chinese citizen, how do they pay to go from china, you don't leave easily to get to turkey by air to get to south america to get to united states. there is an effort underway, we are paying for this. ngos don't get money from government, they are getting it from taxpayers. you don't need china without permission or without a plan and i've talked to people who have done this. it is not easy, we have to be careful -- >> harris: tight on time, taking breaking news and great information from bill melugin. tammy. >> tammy: we know something else coming across the border, drugs, affecting most americans liv

the ngos would sa that area of gaza. the ngos would say that there _ area of gaza.e ngos would say that there is nowhere - area of gaza. the ngos would say that there is nowhere for. say that there is nowhere for those people to go, they don't want to leave gaza for a fear they wouldn't be let back in. we've heard from the un saying this offensive could lead to a slaughter in rafah. what is your view to giving your vast military experience of the israeli strategy? i military experience of the israeli strategy?— military experience of the israeli strategy? i think first of all, israeli strategy? i think first of all. you _ israeli strategy? i think first of all, you have _ israeli strategy? i think first of all, you have to - israeli strategy? i think first l of all, you have to understand that this whole crisis since the 7th of october was brought on by a deliberate hamas ploy to provoke israel, kill people, sees hostages, withdraw into gaza and use the civilian population as hostages to prevent israel from retaliating and eliminating hamas. that is worked pretty we

your headlines on press tv over 2008 ngos warned that cutting funding for unraw by donor countries could lead to the complete collapse of humanitarian response in gaza. palestinians kidnapped by israeli forces during the regime's onslot on gaza. say they were exposed to brutal torture and abuse throughout their detention, and the yemani army conducts another anti-israel operation in the red sea, this time targeting a british commercial ship heading for the occupied toefries. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehran, thank you for joining us. now nearly four months into israel's genocidal war on the gaza strip, the palestinian red creson says the regime forces open fire and stormed their headquarters for a third time. heavy israeli attacks are reported near al-amal hospital in han unis, which is also the red cresent headquarters. both. the amal and nasa hospitals have been under israeli siege and target of israeli tank fire for more than a week. palestinian medics and rescue teams from hospitals cannot respond to the desperate calls from people caught in th

all ngos and media in the region, they all must come to a consensus.s process takes a long time, it takes a lot work and negotiations. from their point of view, this is democracy. democracy is when ngos come to an agreement with. 5 billion dollars for the development of civil society were invested in overthrowing a democratically elected government in the name of democracy, and they brought all the experience gained back home, and now we have all this, it is possible that for a very long time, and this has fundamentally changed the nature of the american management because of the threat of someone's words gaining popularity on social networks, and i've said this about five times already, but this is one of the most amazing stories i've ever... i hope to see you again. thanks tucker.

more than two dozen aid ngos raised the alarm over donor country's decision to suspend funding to the un agency for palestinian refugees, eight ngos warn that the reckless decision may lead to complete collapse of humanitarian response in the gaza strip. iran's president says his country will not start a war but will respond decisively to anyone who bullies it. am rice said iran's military might poses no threat to the west asia region adding: that regional countries can rely on the islamic republic's military power. iran's intelligence ministry has released the details of major and multi-faceted operation against israel. the ministry says it is identified dozens of israeli linked spies and terrorists in 28 countries across asia, europe and africa. it speaks with me, the saint of the soil, from the blood and the ashes, it's fix with me the sound of the rain, from the... battle and the victory victory. oh palestine, i free you, i realize you, oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free you, my every prayer is a cry to... my enemy, and i cry out, cry out, cry

all ngos and media in the region, they all must come to a consensus. this process takes a long time, requires a lot of work and negotiations. from their point of view, this is democracy. democracy is when ngos come to an agreement with black rock, with wall street journal, they come to agreement with the community and activist groups about a particular initiative. that's what it represents. we have all this, it is possible that for a very long time, and this has fundamentally changed the nature of american governance, due to the threat that someone’s words can gain popularity on social networks, i have said this five times already, but this is one of the most some of the most amazing stories i 've ever heard, and i thank you for sharing them with us. mike benz, executive director of the foundation for online freedom, i hope see you again, thanks tucker.

and understanding what an ngo is, they sound like a charity.eal way to understand them, see them as a shadow government, shadow bureaucracy or political party, they are able to operate in secrecy and do what the government couldn't do with no oversight. the ngos do it under the shroud and voters don't understand what is happening. when i got into the shelter yesterday, they had panic, they don't want the american people to know what they are doing. we had almost three million views on twitter and this story has gone viral because so few people have gotten in. it is happening in the open under our nose. if main-stream media wanted to see it, they could see it. they don't want to. >> lawrence: you are such a boss, you highlighted aiding and abetting from the ngos. thank you for what you did down there. over to you, steve. >> steve: thanks. switching gears, charlotte mecklenburg police chief sounding alarm about a juvenile crime wave saying my officers can't keep playing catch and release. last year police arrested 3000 juveniles, up 34%s and many

in a joint statement, 28 ngos have expressed deep concern and outrage over such a reckless decision by those countries that had previously called for increased humanitarian aid in gaza. the ngos warn that the decision will severely impact the lifesaving assistance for over two million civilians, more than half of whom or children. they call them donor countries to help palestinians survive one of the worst humanitarian catastrophes ever seen. the warning came after several countries posed donations to anra over israeli accusations that some of his employees were involved in operation alaxa flood. anrua has denied any wrong doing, emphasizing that his role is only to provide relief aid to the people of gaza. now, garzan's release from israely detention after being kidnapped by the regime's forces are sharing their harrowing accounts of torture and abuse they were exposed to. many of them. releases of signs of torture on their bodies. the kidnapped garsan say they were beaten on the head by the regime's forces with some having broken arms or wrists. palestinians kidnapped by israel said

in a joint statement 28 aid ngos expressed deep concern and outrage over such a reckless decision by those countries that had previously call for increased humanitarian aid to gaza. ngos warn the decision will severely impact life saving assistance for over 2 million civilians, more than half of whom are children. they called on donor countries to help palestinians. survived one of the worst humanitarian catastrophes the world has ever seen. warning came after several countries pause donations to unra over israely accusation some of his employees are involved in operation alaxa flood on october 7th. unrado has denied any wrong-doing emphasizing its sole role is to provide relief aid to the people of gaza. gozin's released from israely detention after being kidnapped by regime forces. sharing harrowing accounts of torture and abuse they were exposed to, many of those release shown signs of torture to their bodies, kidnap gods and say they were beaten on the head and back and arms by regime forces. with some having broken arms, wrists and ribs. palestinians kidnapped by the regime say

frontex is not an ngo. maybe some people in the european parliament believe it should be an ngo. frontex should not be an ngo. it is a border protection unit heavily funded by the european union. and we are always working on whatever issues arise and we always try to cooperate and try to resolve them. francine: there is no change in policy on refugees? pm mitsotakis: there has been a gradual change on policy at the level of the council which is most welcome. we want to make sure that we place the external dimension of migration front and center. because we talk a lot about the internal dimension, which is how do we move people, once they enter the european union? who should be responsible for welcoming? are we going to have quotas? and these are difficult topics. but unless we reduce the number of people who enter the union illegally, we will not be able to address this problem. but again, this is not sufficient. we need to offer legal pathways and we need to be more effective when it comes to returns. francine: prime minister, you have also done a lot of work on lgbtq rights. ho

according to the reporting online, he was sponsored by an ngo here in town. i reached out to the ngo, had an email exchange with the executive director. they say they had nothing to do with this guy, never heard of him. what happened here? did they sponsor him or not and assuming they didn't, is the system so broken to get sponsored in as a venezuelan you can write any ngo on the form and we let you in. a lot needs to be answered here. >> bret: good to see you. you look at this timeline, it is really amazing. september 8, 2022, allegedly he enters illegally, september 2023, charged with child endangerment and arrested for murder february 23rd. talk about the system and the ping child endangerment did not set off red alarms. >> tho goes to the heart of it. as we mentioned, it's not that everybody coming in is going to be a killer. we all know that, ok. but the bottom line is, there's no provision under the biden administration for what to do with somebody like jose ibarra. if you have somebody like him, either here illegally or on a bogus asylum claim that was

and ngos, now the country is working on a corresponding law, the purpose of which is simple: complyems to be a purely internal story, but suddenly the president of kyrgyzstan receives a letter from us secretary of state blinken, who dissatisfied with the law, starts an old record about democracy, so... my only request: do not interfere in the internal affairs of our country. this is horror, andrei evgenievich, what kind of journalism and freedom of speech does this smell like? yes, there is no journalism, there remains hypocrisy , there remains propaganda, there remains the pulling of the media community to one side or another, unfortunately, in the united states this is the case, and you remember, at that time the then -current president trump was blocked, cut out of the airwaves, shut up. i'm guessing those same digital ones corporations, the world is slowly starting to cut itself off, the fight against this is crooked, not very effective, well, look, just these days the package of eu laws on digital markets and digital services is finally coming into force, what is said there, so

no. out the ngo. come no. and sort out the ngo.ort people. >> who can you? we please >> who can you? can we please talk christianity? talk about christianity? >> about christianity ? >> hold 7- >> hold on. 7 >> hold on. please let me finish . is saying if somebody comes over and says i am persecuted because i'm a christian, is that a good enough reason for them to stay? that's what i'm asking you. >> i think, unfortunately, you're not going to have time to answer it, though. we can't scarlett mccgwire prime last time. no, we have to cut you off in your prime. i hate doing this by the way. it's just brilliant debate going on here. well, there's lots more coming up on today's i'm out of today's show. i'm running out of time. the are under fire. time. the bbc are under fire. excuse as one of their excuse me? as one of their apprentice branded vile apprentice stars is branded vile and sexist for starting service to muslim brides abroad. and sexist for starting service to the lim brides abroad. and sexist for starting service to the bbc

justin now is a washington-based ngo who specializes in security issues and works closely with the usse department. alberto fittarelli, head of the strategic intelligence group amsterdam. also, cameron kochman, christian triebert, nick vatters were trained at king's college london, part of the training structure for british military intelligence. i have already shown you this sheet, these are only a few people. i assure you that everyone else exists exactly. carry out who sets these tasks for them, we are adults, after all, whoever pays calls the tune, it doesn’t happen for free, well , let’s look at this list, it’s quite impressive, look, the us state department , the uk ministry of defense, the german administration, the netherlands, they donated half a million euros in march '19. national endowment for democracy, atlantic council prinat, unesco, google, paid in november 14th. conferences and this, this, this and that , already proven, people hear it and then multiply it as the real truth, from a drop, from a drop of fake lies, that is, we are dealing, relatively speaking, now we kn

he collaborated with a certain ngo, which was accused of financing terrorists in attempts to organize sale of syrian oil from the occupied territories. the next person , eric toller, worked in the intelligence department. policy analyst at the hudson institute in the united states. justin is now a washington- based ngo specializing in security issues and working closely with the us defense department. alberto fittarelli, head of the strategic intelligence group amsterdam. also, cameron-koch. divisions of the united states of america, and great britain, germany, norway and so on and so forth. but how about these independent journalists in uniform, independent journalists? well, okay, we have already found out, so to speak, uh, who these people are, what tasks they perform, who assigns these tasks to them? look, the us state department, the uk ministry of defense, the administration of germany and the netherlands, they donated half a million euros in march 1919, national endowment for democracy, atlantic council, unesco, google, in november 14 paid a grant of 5,000 pounds sterling. face

rachel: yeah, this shatters the vetting process and this many people coming through and ngos who these people are and where they came from and insult to injury and we are funding in and giving money to the un and we're giving money to ngos in other countries and in our own countries to make this possible. there's blood on the hands of our officials on biden administration on alejandro mayorkas that's repeatedly lied to congress about the security of our border and what's happen willing and you saw illegals on an airplane and i've seen the same thing and in the country less than 30 hours, of course we don't know who the heck they are. of course we don't. then a situation like this. every parent's nightmare, i have a daughter almost the same age as this young beautiful lady. there's a nurse our country could have had that is no longer here today. killed by blunt force, by a very evil man who shouldn't have been in the country. this is a shame, bill melugin was at the border talking to some of these illegals. he asked them where are they from and where are they going?>h language]. ecuador

this bus you see right here is an ngo or volunteer organization bus.ll gotten off a border patrol bus, two of them actually. now waiting to board this bus. i've talked to several of them from peru, india, columbia. the group from peru say they're here to work going to atlanta and minneapolis to see if we can talk to some of them real quick. [speaking spanish] >> new york. going to new york. costa rica, atlanta. new jersey. chicago. columbia, no. they say they want asylum. they don't want to work. where are you from? >> senegal. from senegal. we saw a lot of them in lukeville, arizona. where in the u.s. do you want to go to? what city? he speaks french. i do not speak french. where are you from? >> dominican republic. >> new york. >> okay. so you get a little flavor right there, guys, from all around. some going to new york, some going to new jersey. we talked to those peruvian guys going to atlanta, to minneapolis. they have been released from border patrol custody and free to travel the country. it appears an ngo group or volunteer group is putting th

send whatever it is that we have to the organizing forces in occupied gaza, to the uh palestinian ngos that are really working in the ground to help out the situation, but as mourin and i know i speak for kenyans for pales. and this that was very terrible move and actually a consideration as a war crime. thank you marine, and god bless your soul, you and your organization continue doing the work that you do. joining us from nairobi, that was nairobi that is as a marine kasuku writer and activist. meanwile, the situation remains tense and occupied west bank as well, israeli forces and settlers have attacked palestinians in several locations there our. correspondent, monic candel has been with us giving us details on the latest wave of violence throughout the occupied west bank. as we are speaking now, israeli forces are raiding wadi al fara south to bs and they are surrounding a home there and the israeli forces are firing havier gas and lightning bombs at this home. it's not a clear why they are surrounding the home. is it the home of a of a palestinian fighter, a wanted palestinian or

is it an ngo paying for it? yes.re needs to be an asterisk because keep in mind, fema is reimbursing ngos with taxpayer money. we know this is happening across the border and across the country and possible that taxpayer money is you moving migrants around to go to new york city. we heard denver, los angeles, we heard minneapolis and atlanta, blue cities around the country and told this is just the start of mass releases. we are expecting 300 more later this afternoon nonstop. >> emily: thank you. we will bring the conversation back to the couch, jessica, we can describe this as just a mess and the compassion with which the administration said was behind policies seem to be lost in cruelty at people being fanned out around the united states, not knowing where they are going to go as money runs out to take care of them. it seems this situation has climaxed and the question is what now for this administration. >> jessica: i think humanitarian crisis and heartbreaking is more accurate way to describe this. i take the su

and ngos, now the country is working on a law corresponding, the goal of which is simple: comply with be a purely internal story, but suddenly the president of kyrgyzstan receives a letter from the secretary of state... us blinken, who dissatisfied with the law, starts an old record about democracy, so sadyr japarov answered, in my opinion, absolutely worthy, he justified it in detail in the letter, and at the same time reminded the americans that, in fact , the kyrgyz parliament is based on the experience of the corresponding american law fara, back in 1938 the states they came up with the status of enagent, they hang this label without hesitation and even punish them with very serious criminal sentences. why is it possible for you, but not for us? - japarov asked a rhetorical question, and ended his letter like this. my only one please do not interfere in the internal affairs of our country. this is horror, andrei evgenievich, what kind of journalism and freedom of speech does this smell like? yes, there is no journalism, there is only hypocrisy, there is only propaganda, there is s

ngo? these are the types of things i hope we dig deeper on for this. rachel: we know the ngos are helping them get across and we're funding it. we give money to the un, the un helps them, we give money to the red cross, and then of course we give money once they get here to all kind of ngos. pete: but i want to know the specifics. find that out. who is it because that matters too for sure. rachel: absolutely. will: turning to headlines. newly released body cam footage shows the moment a man suspected of kill ago woman in new york and stabbing two more in arizona is arrested. rachel: but arizona prosecutors are refusing to turn the suspect over to authorities in new york saying they don't trust the state. >> it was just a couple of weeks ago that some of the illegal immigrants that were in new york city that beat up on police officers were let go and guess where they ended up? four in maricopa county and they had to be taken into custody here. i don't want that to happen. pete: alvin bragg criticized the decision saying state officials are playing polit

and as a, you know, medium—sized ngo in the middle, that's why those partnerships are all—important.r. you know, as the war�*s unfolded, many, many children have been displaced from their schooling. so we were able to move quite quickly, talk to our business coalition, ask who could help in different ways. and hp came forward saying they could provide laptops that they had in their warehouses, microsoft said they would provide the software. we engage with other partners for the transport and logistics. talked to the ukrainian government, worked out what they wanted — because they know where children would be, where they'd have had to flee to. and, you know, in the last year, we've distributed 70,000 laptops into the hands of children and teachers for learning. and we know, by connecting with local ngos, putting it in the hands of people, tracking where they're going, that those laptops are now reaching 1.5 million children learning. what is the biggest challenge for you? the biggest challenge for theirworld as we're looking at it is, what we can do that actually makes a difference? w

we've got to give them a greater state, so local ngos and corporations do the development work that we do. a lot of artwork is dominated by huge american ngos, and they do important and wonderful work, but we've got to find a way to be more inclusive of the ngos that are working locally that are native to the countries we are working in. this i believe will have a profound impact and create a situation where people are more rightful and also more excited and eager to work with the united states. now, fortunately some things we have done over the last few years have started to bear fruit. nafta 2.0 or rewrite of nafta has made mexico our largest trading partner. mexico has surpassed china to become the united states largest trading partner. that is incredibly important and very powerful going forward. we also saw in the last few years the creation in a bipartisan way of the dft. they have an important role to play along with our other development organizations. we also cannot overstate the role of the vice president. first vice president biden when he worked under president obama, and n

the kyrgyz republic to vital services, such as health care and education, through programs run by ngospport from the us government and international partners. japarov, by the way, answered very nicely; according to him, kyrgyzstan does not intend to pursue. for someone's approval in mythical freedom ratings to the detriment of national interests. who compiles the world rankings? people who they want to sow discord, but hide behind freedom of speech. if we fulfill their conditions, adopt a policy of incitement that is inconsistent with the nature of our people, and spread it among the people, then we will come out on top in human rights and freedom of speech. we do not need such laurels that lead to the gradual moral decay of society. loss of the state, by the way, on february 9, uzbekistan celebrates the birthday of the poet and statesman alisher navai, in continuation of the previous topic, i will quote this outstanding thinker central asian civilization, when you want to make friends with someone, think first about who is suitable as a friend. an inexhaustible treasure trove of wisdo

aid ngo's warned reckless decision may lead to complete collapse of humanitarian response in gaza.

the ngo added that. 10,000 cancer patients in gaza do not have access to medicine and treatment. the regime's aggression against gaza has so far claim the lives of over 27,700 palestinians leaving more than 67,000 others wounded. palestinians in gaz are hopeful that a ceasefire would end their ordeal caused by over four months of relentless israeli bombing. and shelling, let's take a listen to comments by some of them who say all they want is peace. we pray to god that the water stops and we pray to god that the government stands with the poor people. there is no drinking water, electricity, food or bathrooms. we use the tents and we drowned. our women drowned, our children drowned. we were humiliated. what is left? it is enough. it is enough, we don't want wars, we have been displaced from gaza for over four months, we have been abandoned, we have children, and now we are infected with diseases. this is a tragic life, adults do not clean to life because it is full of farming, destruction, displacement, seeking refuge, assassination and excited. therefore we wanted this fire for

the ngo urged the international community to take swift action to stop such crimes. last week, geneva based human rights group euromet published a bomb show report. it said that israel brings groups of settlers to prisons to witness the torture of the abducties from gaza. the geneva based group says the regime even allows the settlers to film the abducties as they are stripped, naked and beaten with metal betons and electric sticks. group had condemned such acts of brutality as a war crime and crime. against humanity, warning that it will feel hatred and extremism. us has turned to once again vito a un security council resolution demanding immediate. fire in gaza. algeria has proposed the text and requested the un security council vote on tuesday. the draft also rejects forced displacements of the palestinians in gaza. the us ambassador of the un says the country does not support action on the draft resolution vowing that it will not be adopted. this is palestinianvoy riyad mansor recently said there is massive support for the text elements among council members. in

so let's talk about the ngos, catholic charities.ions to illegal aliens who are trying to get into this country. you put $1.4 billion into this. that is an area in which i know republicans are upset about. do you want to expand on that? >> yeah, it is interesting. i have some folks upset about trying to get humanitarian aid to people struggling. i get that we want to be able -- we are americans. we provide food and water to people and don't just leave them in the deserted to be able to die. i would also say that aid is also attached to our beds. here is how we attach those two things together. to be able to get that economic assistance get out. that means the biden administration. before that assistance goes out of the end of it, that means they have got add more deportation flights. they have got to add more detention beds. they have got to add more ice officers. they have to add more border patrol officers. they have to actually implement these things before those final dollars go out. so those things are attached. that's enforcing

the ngos are making money.y eventually end up in are at full capacity, charging 2 to 3 times the rate to the u.s. taxpayers. and then, of course, the democrat party, the u.s. government gets what they want, which is a new wave of immigrants, perhaps future voters. it's hard to see why they would want this. >> ainsley: when you see all the shelters set up and the buses and they say here's our chance, this is our chance to escape wherever we were originally from, and then you hear them say they support joe biden, i mean, it's obvious they see this as this is the time, they have, what nine more months until someone -- until donald trump could be back in office and this is the chance. and then, also, these other countries, why aren't they cleaning up their acts? they are having to sell cars and pay money, these cartels are in charge. there is so much corruption. it should be up to these other countries to clean up their own governments. thank you so much, rachel. have you done an amazing job. >> rachel: we have a w