side is about $100 million to counter russian propraganda. that money as you know goes for a number of things from clean, honest russian language programing, that bbg is now putting out every day, expansion of radio free europe, raid dough dpoa, to $88 million we use in the state department aid money to support civil society, independent media, journalist training, including outside of russia for those russian journalists who have fled. we're also doing quite a bit to bolster programing inside of russia to the extent that we can. this pales in comparison to the 400 million at least that russia is spending and frankly, to the levels that we spent during the cold war on these kind of things which were over a billion dollars a year in the days of old usia. >> can you talk about a little bit about the substance of what we're doing and who we're engaging to work with us on the content? is it journalists who are, or reporters who have fled russia who are helping us look what kind of messages that we're using? are others engaged in that effort with

it did not want to bring attention to them and risk inspiring other radicals or have it used in propraganda. after heavy criticism the fbi and the justice department reversed themselves this afternoon and released the unredacted transcript which covered contents including the pledge, a pledge to isis that had been widely reported in the media. we all kind ever knew this. house speaker paul ryan called this initial redacted repreposterous. in this first 911 call, praise be to god. peace be on the prophet of god. this he said in arabic, this in edges like, i let you know he i'm in orlando and i did the shootings. the dispatcher asked, what's your name? mateen said my name is, i pledge allegiance to bakr al-baghdadi of the islamic state. originally the fbi left out baghdadi's name and islamic state. dispatcher says, what is your name? i pledge allegiance to abu bakr al-baghdadi. that was redacted once again. may god protect him in arabic. on behalf of the islamic state. the white house said it had no hand in the release. >> the decision about the release of the transcript is one that was made