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but ngos are not charities, far from it.werful ngos have fueled america's crisis by subverting the laws, by actively transporting migrants into the country, moving them from one city to the next avoid detection, basically throwing your money around like hunter at the shame room -- champagne room and the rub and tub lounge. getting around our border with shelter and services along the way and legal services to circumvent our immigration laws once they arrived. you must have wondered as you watch the migrants streaming across the border how did they even get to that point? who is aiding and supplying them? the migrants do not appear hungry and desperate. they were mostly well fed men in decent close with backpacks and cell phones. they are better off than my writers. surely one of them has scurvy. but i tell him he has a pirate stand up. so who was behind this? as it turns out, you and i are without our knowledge. get you assume ngos did not have their fingers in your wallet win in reality they are pickpocketing you like an il

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it's ngos, it's front line workers, it's the communities.t importantly, it's the people we're here to serve, the people whose lives we're here to save. so, there is anxiety. clearly, we're waiting at the moment. we're in this review phase, and we'll see to what extent the cuts transpire. you know, that's where we are in the process right now. ok, but the effect, i mean, the immediate thing was to freeze all funding, and then secretary of state marco rubio said, "i issued a blanket waiver that said, if this is a life—saving programme, if it's providing food or medicine or anything that is saving lives, you're not included in the freeze." so, what do you understand by that? what would you understand by that? well, that... you know, that's welcome clarification, because, of course, most of what we do, we would put in that category. you know, it's the food that the world food programme distributes, it's the life—saving work that unicef do to support the world's children. it's the support that the world health organization do to keep people alive

cricket ngos around washington, d.c. swindling american taxpayers out of their money. a recent audit found use it s many partners were using upwards of 50% of their grants for overhead costs. not lifesaving measures. the administration has said the aide pause is temporary and they approve it. the recipients of usaid programs can apply for a waiver. the list with me. many have applied. many have been denied and some have received waivers that actually prove their work was lifesaving. let me give a warning to my colleagues. it will be shortsighted of you if you turn a blind eye to usaid's betrayal and more broadly the betrayal within the state department. because we're going to bring in the people who put these programs in place. we are going to show to the american people exactly what they were doing. the videos, the documents, the everything, they are going to see. like $25,000 for a graduate seminar for venezuela migrants in ecuador. and we are going to show you that video. >> that's the usaid program spending your money. we will be writing these programs out of long

, a climate ngo that's run by stacey abrams. a money laundering, all slush funds that were funding their own issues, their own party. griff: billions. rachel: using our money to do it. griff: you know, rachel, and, kevin, you're old enough to remember this too. i remember the day of the '90s when rush limbaugh every day would find one single incidence of this, and he would rail on waste, fraud and abuse. newt gingrich would ultimately become the speaker of the house. republicans vowed to eradicate this stuff. but you know what if? in the past 30 years, not much got done. but yet in the first 30 days of the trump administration, hay a did more than conservative republicans, in fairness, did in 30 years. rachel: it's an indictment on republicans in congress -- griff: well, yeah. and now you have members of congress saying, well, you know, we handle the power of the purse. okay, well, you didn't do it before. kevin: that's right. griff: and now we're learning in a matter of transparent i city with the american people of just what's

it ngos are involved, they are ngos in the only, they are the government organize non-governmental organization. there are a few of those the russian works with most in serbia and a handful of other locations. still all of that funding is controlled by the state. china also works through the government channels. yeah, so it is going to affect now that you brought it up, i think it's going to have a trickle-down effect on civil society in those countries. there will not be competition but desolate and effect will be felt. [inaudible] >> yes, yes. i didn't even think about it but i think that one of the trickle-down effects that may eventually, we may potentially observe. >> any follow up on the question? innocent ask a question which is the other side of the coin of the question of local political opinions in countries which have been receiving covid-19 ssns. what do we know about how local opinion are deceiving the kind of vaccine diplomacy competition. my impression from what i saw, the u.s. and europe has been very alone to be very critical of u.s. effort. but local has been much more fuzzy,

and you are right, there are certain ngos that help with the process. of homeland security has done is that they have stop those payments. they stop the payments to certain ngos that have just facilitated illegal entry into the country, the facilitation of that and then the transportation across the country of these illegal aliens. so i think first and foremost you have to cut off the funding. and then you have to determine which are those that are actually trying to coach these illegal aliens to either skirt the law or break the law. claiming asylum when they know their asylum claim would never pass. almost a fraudulent claim. so i think you first cut off the funding and then you start targeting and investigating those that are skirting or even breaking u.s. law. >> i think when you start to also engage, and i say with cash patel and the fbi, that takes it to a whole 'nother level to work with homeland security on that. chad wolf, sarah carter, thank you for joining us on "hannity" tonight. >>> coming up next, the trump administration is fighting back

we give a id gives $1 billion a year to christian ngos. roman catholic, the orthodox church, $1 billion a year. all the programs are now frozen, they laid off the staff. it's damaging the church mission in the world. i think the whole shut down Ãà i might say, not to be partisan, just to tell you what's happening, i have met with the christian groups even though they have waivers, the phoenix system is not operating. unless the phoenix system can operate the cannot issue checks. no one is getting funded, even though the waiver has been granted. not saying not in a partisan way, please do something about it. it's having an effect in the field in a profound way.a lot of aids orphans are being taken care of by the church. >> the staff has been led æ >>. >> i appreciate the very important hearing exposing the jaw-dropping ways the many u.s. foreign assistance grants are not only wasteful but counterproductive and foreign policy objectives. $75,000 for drag show workshop in ecuador. $37 million for services for sex workers and their clients an

i think ngos are important. they have limitations as well just what they can do.some are more effective than others as again i mean the more they use the system, the more effective they are. but we've seen a lot of different processes to attacking ngos run the world they go from changes in the law so who can register and so on, to very subtle techniques to affect the operations just other day today. just to give you examples, in some cases these through financing. in many cases they are dependent on foreign agencies or foreign agencies so they may be restrictions just for funding so that is one. another one maybe even through simple laws like tax collectors were you send the tax authority just to the ngos, or in some cases we have seen they miss and even the fire department. i mean because there are violations of construction or i mean just random things just effectively is the goal is to either to stop this organization from operating or to simple attacks. we sang they label them as enemies of the people and a lot of these things that really just have the goal of

take for example funding today's nongovernment organizations, ngos that fund up the borders. they funnel tens of thousands of billions to open borders. congress never passed a law giving those organizations that money. president trump cannot only posit those fines, not only can the agency pause those funds but agencies can say -- gave those funds to support border security, that deport illegal aliens, that provide detention for dangerous illegal immigrants in this country. there is no law passed by connaught -- congress that says we need to funnel money to organizations that traffic children. these are crimes. illegal immigration is a crime, dei is a crime. >> laura: stephen, do you think in the end that these moves to shut down agencies, i believe it will pass legal muster whether or not you get a lousy judge in the district court level but certainly on appeal it will and knowing the supreme court a little bit, i would imagine it will sustain a scrutiny at the court as well. do you have lawyers in place already, some people unconfirmed to handle what will clearly be a pressu

ngo's across the world and liberal think tanks around the world are scrambling because their golden gooseas finally laid its last leg. corporate america is tripping over itself to reverse racist d.e.i. programs that ceased to divide us. now fighting back gets us a government focused on a stronger future. a president who really cares, who truly fights for us. and will not accept the status quo any longer. my plan to rescue our country -- failure is not an option. the future of this country depends on each and every one of us, and the actions we take today, tomorrow, and the months to come. i have great kids. many of you in this room and watching on tv, you have got kids and grandkids as well. in america, we used to believe we had a duty, a sacred duty, to leave things better for our children and our grandchildren than we found them. two trillion dollar deficits. $36 trillion in debt. failing schools. high crime rates. that has not happened. instead, our political and cultural rot has made things harder for our kids and the grandkids. it is hard to get a good education now. it is harder to

president of the united stateslf or friends have people unlawfully present or members of these various ngos much money to keep thoe gravy train of illegals coming into the country?ut t what is your sense about the makeup of these crowds? >> you are absolutely right, it is a mix of everything. talking to some of the people in the foreign leaders of government nonprofits, some of the people here ar ille family. i talked to a gentleman last night, black african american man who is latina and that family, so, it will be directlye impacted periods view and folguess what, follow the law d don't try to commit fraud upon the united states, and you will not have any trouble and you can do with the legal way like millions of millions of people have done it across the decades. anthony, thank you very much. head mexico and canada the art of the terror of. patrick bet-david reacts next. ♪ ♪ l it >> laura: all it took was a few hours and a few phone calls and lo and behold the, trump has canada and mexico ready to make concessions.coun the two countries making a newrr commit out on border enforcement in

. >> this coming as a doge agency cancels ngo contracting for the government waste despite democrats pushing back. >> we are uncovering what could be the biggest money laundering scandal and american history. >> this is attorney general pam bondi cracks down on century states bringing charges against kathy hochul and state ag letitia james for prioritizing illegal migrants over american citizens. were getting into all of this is morning right here, futures look like this at a president trump receptacle tariffs expected to be announced today on europe markets are mixed going into the potential announcement markets digesting outer than expected january cpi number yesterday and all the head of wholesale prices today with the january producer price index out at 8:30 a.m. this morning stay with us on the story interest rates trading this way as jay powell and the today testimony on capitol hill said the central bank is in no hurry to change course and cut rates despite trump's call for rates to come down. european markets affect this take a look at the eurozone and mixed market this morni

lot of ngo plural is fueling the crisis we've had. spin what they profit ofg f in e grea t crisis. >> they are paid and once they are here all benefits paid byt. taxpayers. taxpayers have had enough of the step and thehey love it is comig out. this iho cd ons what they votedi refreshingng that it didn't make isthey are actually delivering , his. they have got to be supportive and ari is right, they are swinging at every pitch and ife can't believe they are stupidndr enough to keep doing this and. defend the government waste, but it is what they are doing the permanent of washington and they are going to lose this fight. >> laura: the numbers for republicans are pretty good 48% favorable, 46% unfavorable overall view and democrats 44%ra favorable. 50% unfavorable. they are underwater favor favorability, the republicans a little bit above water and i like those numbers to be higher but nevertheless, there is all-out info assault on these h cuts. they are pulling out the heartstrings, the heartstrings that moms will get the baby formula

it is the larceny that usaid cricket ngos around washington d.c. swindling american taxpayers out of their money. recent audit found usaid implementing partners are using upwards of 50% of the grants for overhead cost. not lifesaving measures. the administration has said the pauses temporary they have proven the recipients of programs can apply for a waiver. i have a list with me. many have applied. many have been denied some have received waivers that actually improve their work was lifesaving. let me give a warning to my colleagues. will be shortsighted of you if you turn a blind eye to usaid betrayal more broadly the betrayal within the state department. we are going to bring in the people who put these programs in place.o we are going to show to the american people exactly what they were doing. that video's, the documents, the everything. they are going to see it. like $25000 for a drag show seminar for venezuelan migrants and ecuador. we are going to show that video. that is the usaid program spending your money. i'll be writing these programs

lisa: and in a lot of instances, these ngos are working against american interests.of them the aid aing and abetting, basically, human trafficking with these illegal aliens over the border as well. you think about the it too, it's, like, a trillion dollars a year just on the interest on our debt alone, right? so we're over $36 trillion in debt. even though with doge and all the savings they're trying to find, we're just scratching the surface. that's' how bad things have gotten. but finally, they're taking this seriously -- rachel: and democrats have been complaining, saying it's not that much money. i don't see the clock turning the on the debt clock. every little bit counts. meanwhile, i mean, here are the boomers, the aging boomers, singing about how horrible it is that we just found $1.8 billion under the couch cushion today. listen. ♪ i will lift you up when they push you down. ♪ i will raise my voice and stand my ground. ♪ when it looks like it might be a hard road -- ♪ i'm gonna walk it with you. ♪ lisa: that's not the worst version we've a heard though. right

they are cutting out the ngos, and the ngos are doing their building.ld go with this. we just got pam bondi confirmed. take a public corruption squad, throw it at usaid. go on the offensive. don't go on the defensive because they are ranting and raving. let's find out how cognitively it was done to subvert american policy. because that's criminal. if you are agenting somebody, you own that. so if i'm sitting where pam bondi is -- and more power to her -- pulled weeds apart and see who directed this stuff. i go back to the irs. remember lois lerner? let's go at this thing the way it should be done: criminally. let's see if they keep yelling when we start to see what's under those rocks. >> and ignore the noise. we can't do a segment about noise without bringing in joe scarborough. >> the world's richest -- man goes in and says he's basically going to tear this organization to the ground. not only will cause immeasurable suffering across the globe: it will put us in a strategic disadvantage. this is a strategic. what he's talking but doing is -- i'm sorry

i didn't know about ngos. i thought that was an std. >> jessica: how many stds did you have?: i can get into that here, during the break. and the reaction tell you everything. that this is the heart of corruption. it is about funding. and all we want to know is where is it going? >> alliance? no matter what you say about humanitarian efforts by usaid, millions and millions of people being killed kind of cancels that out. eco alliance was funded by us usaid. so there are up to maybe $521 billion in fraud, annually, and these people act like we are waging war. no -- well, we are, against corruption, and you are on the wrong side. >> jesse: the war zone peered. >> jessica: i'm not. let's talk about government contracts, also. >> judge jeanine: the president has the right to have marco rubio or elon musk or whomever he wants to advise him and he makes -- >> jessica: advising and eliminating are different. >> judge jeanine: $9.9 million to islamic terrorists killing american soldiers came through usaid peered and it is wrong. president trump and benjamin netanyahu are going to spe

around the world, including ngos that scrutinize policy in china. valuable sources of information. all kinds that cannot be obtained elsewhere. we think of the society organizations out there floating in this transnational cyberspace, space of some kind, but in fact they are dependent on government funding. and they are certainly dependent on access which can only be granted by governments. around the world, backs like democracies, not just autocracies, have been cracking down on ngos and the access they have to their societies. that is definitely a risk going forward. i am less optimistic than norm on this point. time for one more question? i am getting the nod that we don't. you are welcome to speak with the panelists, those of you in the audience, following the session. thank you for joining us for today's meeting in this rigid afternoon in washington. thank you, jessica, norm, audrye for joining me on the panel. the video and transcript of today's program will be posted on the cfr website. thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright nati

ngo says they received none of that money.vice san diego points the finger at president trump saying in part quote with migrants no longer able to use the cbp one application the shelter has not received new families due to recent changes in federal funding and policy the shelter services will be paused until there is a better understanding of future community needs. the trump white house tells fox promises made, promises kept. president donald trump ended the app that facilitated the movement of illegal immigrants into our country. let's hope these empty shelters are used to take care of americans in need. one san diego county supervisor says the biden administration released 155,000 illegal aliens onto san diego streets last year alone. republican tells fox he is glad to see the border effectively closed with no migrants for the shelter. >> i'm really glad to hear that this money is no longer needed. it can go back to the federal government. we don't want it in san diego county especially if we don't have anybody coming acro

special support and anti-network of ngos in media.al accountability to the citizens. the organization such as usaid have played in the sovereign internal affairs. i agree that you need to separate useful projects from interference into slovakia internal affairs. what i sent to mr. musk was very clear. we oppose such interference. we demand transparency and access to all information as the antigovernment ngos in media funded by usaid. you must protect our right to choose our future and to take decisions. ladies and gentlemen, may i say a few words about the movement that has emerged in the united states and globally. these movements are not to -- they represent a vision that resonates urgently not only in the united states, but across the world. i know lady and gentlemen's. you want fairness. reciprocity and high-quality jobs. so do we. so let's talk. let's work on it. let's resolve our differences i am known for my critical views on the european union. at the same time, i am absolutely convinced that european union -- four europe and

if ngos are involved, they are geos in the name only. they are. the good news. they are the government organized, non-governmental organizations. there are fewer of those that russia works with mostly in serbia and a handful of other locations. but still all of that funding is strictly controlled by the state and china also works through the government channels. yes so it is going to affect now that you brought it up, i think it's going to have a trickle down effect on civil societies in those countries. so there will not be really competition, but definitely an effect will be felt on that duration of the civil society and non-governmental organizations that traditionally received funding from u.s. embassies or field offices have shifted about, yes. yes. yeah, didn't even think about it, but i think that is one of the trickle down effects that may potentially, um, that we may potentially observe. and if i can follow up on that question and in a sense ask a question, which is the the other side of the coin of henry's question about local public opinion in countri

don't know who these people are, and certainly they don't figure in my discourse at all. from western ngosfrom people in the west you're welcome to use whomever is speaking notes you like, transition, let me point you in two specific direction. happening in the indian green hydrogen field. the tender, which iocl has floated nowhere in the world have you got this. 0n the first day, i had a meeting with the then energy for $1 in ten years. the energy said, we support we buy $150 billion today, the cost of green hydrogen has come down to three and a half fold. fossil fuel is over. mindsets which say you will never become this. we, they said you will never become a $5 trillion economy. a, sort of, east—west, uh, political point scoring. it should not be. a deep vulnerability right here, right now to the impacts of climate change. i am trying to tell you i am not only conscious, don't become vulnerable. countries which are pulling out of climate change, which won't, etc. today, no one is questioning the transition. fuel is not available. beneficiaries. these are the advances india is making whe

there are a lot of lot of people drawing inspiration from western ngos, from people in the west pleaseat the biofuels program and look floated nowhere in the world have you got this. 0n the first day, i had a meeting with the then energy secretary of the united states, she said, the minute we can get to one for one today, the cost of green hydrogen has come down we bring it down to two and a half. fossil fuel is over. this kind of transition doesn't take place through fossilised economy. minister, as far as i can see, this is not a sort of east west, uh, political point scoring. not at all. it should not be. it is really a planetary question. and make your decisions, you understand that the impacts of climate change. i am trying to tell you i am not only conscious, its paris commitments. you should be as a global change, which won't, etc. please concentrate on those countries where clean cooking fuel is not available. we are supplying to 1.4 billion people. a day to beneficiaries, or 15 a day to non beneficiaries. population, even in advanced countries. coordinates of a developed econo

their communications with usaid, this ngo, those are still paused right now. so that agency being in limbo, and we're still waiting for the federal judge to make a decision, we're expecting that on friday of this week. but with usaid in limbo, many of the programs that rely on the funding, they're also in limbo. >> you're talking about people on the ground who are literally making life or death decisions, with their programs completely frozen in the water for right now. so, basil, as ken martin, the head of the dnc newly minted, takes his show on the road, he's doing a listening tour of sorts throughout some key states in this country. what's the message that you would recommend he puts out to voters that might be looking to democrats, maybe even trump voters who said that this is not what i voted for. what should the democratic message be there? >> well, i think, you know, i love what jasmine crockett has been saying. she's you know, she said that the. yeah, the one immigrant that is actually taking people's jobs is elon musk. and that's why, you know, i thin

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let's remember who got very, very rich the last four years, the non-government organizations, the ngoswho acted as an of both the department of homeland security and the departments of health human services. by the way, i failed mention and i apologize for this. do you all realize we have 350,000 unaccompanied minors within the united states right now? okay okay. you know, this is what we're talking about. okay. we're talking about government. bad policy being incapable of supporting those bad policies and using other organizations and to the tunes of billions and of taxpayer dollars. and of course, we've seen the paperwork the ceos of these ngos are great care of themselves at our expense. and so this is this is what happens. so, look, there's a lot of guilty parties in this. i think we're you can turn that switch off through executive order. i think you're going to see the trump administration do exactly. i think they're going to go for a much bigger border bill than h.r. two, although i think the foundations of that will mirror h.r. to let's remember you also had that senate bill wh

it is not international aid program, not an international ngo, these must align with american interest and values. a final point, congress must also do its part. why should pro-hamas south africa, beijing point country receive billions of dollars of aid from us. we should support our friends instead. thank >> i now recognize mr. yoho for his opening statement. >> mr. chairman, ranking member meeks, members of the committee. it's an honor to participate in this hearing regarding usaid. i served from 2013 to 2021 representing florida's third congressional district. i served on this and the agricultural committee and chairman of the subcommittee during the 115th congress and entered congress with -- >> could you move closer to your mic? >> it will help to turn the it on, too, won't it? i lost that knowledge already, huh? i entered congress with a goal of eliminating foreign aid for various reasons. i was ignorant on what i thought foreign aid was, thought it was unnecessary. soon after my first foreign congressional delegation trip i realized foreign aid when used properly can be a tool i

not just the fbi, it is the cia, dsa, ngo, alphabet agencies that most folks don't fully appreciate or understand, but every one of these agencies -- i'm hearing from intelligence officers and analysts with irreplaceable skills are unfortunately being indiscriminately pressured to resign or retire. and reportedly, senior law enforcement and national security officials are being asked to take political litmus tests, such as was the 2020 presidential election was stolen and whether the january 6, 2020 attack was an inside job. jobs are being eliminated in flagrant defiance of the constitution and the law. while unvetted, unqualified doge bros have leaked sensitive company secrets to a competitor. another proudly declared himself a racist and said he would not mind, quote, if gaza and israel were both, quote, wiped off the face of the earth. that individual, i under, has actually been rehired after he initially quit. these doge bros are illegally boroughing in classified and other sensitive information, jeopardizing our national security and violating america's privacy. to take one recent

era officials saying it is like we are throwing gold bars off the titanic, putting this money into ngos you guys took power. you found the gold bars. break that down for our viewers, $20 billion worth of it. >> that video was shocking. i was going through meetings, members of the senate saw this video and if confirmed will this be a top priority to chase down as soon as i get into office, it was reiterated during my confirmation hearing, not just in those meetings. when i was confirmed, we started working diligently and located these gold bars. a couple months ago they were not only talking about throwing gold bars off the titanic about giving out billions of dollars before inauguration day, with recipient ngos. $20 million parts off of this bank given out to 8 entities. don't know if you heard of the climate united fund the received a $7 billion or the justice climate fund the received $1 billion or the coalition for green capital of the received $5 billion, not talking chump change, billions of your tax dollars, we at the epa have 0 tolerance for waste and abuse, coming down hard. cha

of democrat groups and basically we've been funding the taxpayers and democrat party through these ngos and americans are disgusted by it. one thing that americans are kind of getting on board with and that's jd vance. he's proven in a short odder tore be a fascinating voice for the right. somebody that's able to articulate the positions of the cultural positions in particular of those on the right. we saw them do that at march for life when it came out and wrapped pro life movement in a pro family policy. making that by the way the first public appearance as a vice president at march for life. here he is at cpac standing up for men, listen. >> it's hard to believe we've only been in office for a month because i think we've done more in a month than biden did in about four years and thank god for that. i think that what the president has tried to do is recognize there's a his actions and border crossings down well over 90% and we're just getting started. he recognizes we have to unlock the engine of american growth and getting back to the economy and creating good jobs and high wages fo

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new york city fema ngo money $81 billion. billion. i kept thinking that has to be million -- no, $81 million. fema county arizona county 40 million. jewish family services san diego, 22 million. and l.a. they got 21 million. catholic charities, san diego, 21 million. that's just fema dollars. >> a lot of these ngos were fueling the illegal immigrant crisis. >> they profit off of illegal immigrant crisis. >> they are being paid to bring them in. once they are here, all of the benefits are paid by taxpayers. taxpayers have had enough of this stuff. they love that this is coming out. this is what they voted for and actually it's refreshing that somebody who campaigned on this stuff is actually delivering it. so i think republicans we have got to be supportive of this. the democrats, ari is right, they are swinging at every pitch here. i can't believe they are stupid enough to keep doing this and defending this government waste. but it's what they are doing. the party of permanent washington and going to lose this fight in court and in th

it sounds a lot like ngos and legal immigration, and if you go where they are connected to you find outr country weather it's c thesaurus 400 prosecutors.ou of course of the worst thing, equal health aligns, covid-19 virus and perhaps the pro-hamas protesters.gu >>> sore i want to look at who s complaining and work backwards. you may see a thread between the loudest voices and the beast behind. comedy looking at the harold ford modeling school, i think that's real. when people say it is a threat o sc democracy is really attracn to raucously, and the fear it's instilled by just saying open your books jus, that tells you everything.ng u if you are terrified by showing us how you spend your money, we know you are a crook .>> >> jesse: you can respond. j >> harold: i agree with greg,gr conflating what uhleinmaeec migt elon musk did bid when he wanted access to the treasury department materials, wantingdi for usaid toff shut down, two different things. he's not a government employee.h for him to ask those payments and understand how those workshi that was just wronged i think.nl he will not

these are highly skilled. >> technical people. >> in these. >> ngos, christian ngos, roman catholic. >> and people. >> who've had their houses burned down, their children raped, who are traumatized, were getting food aid from us. >> the whole. operation is. >> going to be shut down. >> now. marco rubio. who i've always had great respect. >> for, is being blamed for this. >> this is being. orchestrated by musk. >> not not marco rubio and by the director. of omb. >> they don't. >> care what happens to the people of. >> the world. >> because they don't vote. >> in the united states. they don't. care that. hundreds of millions of people. are going to have going to be. >> at the edge of starvation if these programs aren't. restored immediately. now, let me let me say the notion. >> that you're. >> going to spend. >> $38 billion with. >> 292 people. >> is ridiculous. i am. >> one a conservative republican. i served in the massachusetts house for 12 years as a republican. i am a lieutenant colonel in the serves, i am retired, i served in the first gulf war. i am not a liberal. i am not on t

shutting down cold, everything we do around the world in partnership with household name american-led ngos and u.n. organizations, so world food program, unicef, international organization for migration. i've met with the heads of those three. organizations, many folks here have heard of catholic relief services, world vision, save the children, care, and because this shutdown was combined with a gag order to usaid staff, the furloughing or laying off of all the core headquarters staff and much of the field staff, now that secretary rubio has begun signing lots of humanitarian waivers, they're not effective. the money is not flowing. the programs aren't being restarted, and literally tens of thousands of u.s. headquarters staff and foreign national staff for all the groups i just mentioned are being laid off so that's why the urgent conversation in the hallway, and that's why this balance of soft power and smart power, soft power and hard power, which in combination leads to smart power is a real urgent concern and -- >> to be clear, it's not just aid workers being laid off, but i think th

this ngo says not a single migrant has come to the shelter since president trump took office.osing down and laying off 115 employees. trump has officially cut off their fema funding. jewish family service san diego has been running a rapid response that a rapid response migrant shelter offering migrants things like care packages, foodl coronation, medical screenings, immigration case management. you name it they offered it. fema records show they have been allocated $22 million last year, but the ngo says they never received any of that money. jewish family service san diego points the finger at president trump, saying in part "with migrants no longer able to use the application, the shelter has not received new families, individuals released from short-term federal custody. due to recent changes in federal funding and policy, the shelter services will be paused until there is a better understanding of future community needs." the trump white house is reacting, telling fox news "promises made, promises kept. president donald trump ended -- that facilitated the movement of ille

and don't talk about the ngos, up until recently i thought ngo was something i picked up from a stripperhere is usaid it sounds like a sports during! turns out it is an agency that none of us knew about. they sent money to gaza. apparently only one of us took venmo. they also took millions of dei from places like serbia, guatemala, and played for a transgender... in columbia. what was that called? madam butterfly has a [bleep]? they hope to the taliban to which they then spent on goats. and that's not forget they also helped fund a certain chinese lab in wuhan which i think cancels all the humanitarian aid usaid plans to provide. so suddenly we are getting a truth tidal wave it. love him or hate him there is no denying inc. trump is where government secrets go to die and only if you can keep up with him. good luck with that. >> let's welcome tonight's guests! >> greg: his kids still haven't given him a forwarding address. actor writer comedian jamie lissow! there are not many brighter than this very thoughtful writer, julian epstein! her maternity is taking an eternity, "new york times"