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it was filed by a woman named samantha power, a reporter at the time.wer got her start as a very young war correspondent in bosnia, witnessing genocide up close. ultimately, her work in the field included a book called a problem from hell america and the age of genocide. it won the pulitzer prize in 2003. samantha power went on to become a foreign policy adviser to a young freshman senator named barack obama. when he became president, she became his special assistant on human rights and then his ambassador to the united nations most recently. in fact, up until just a few weeks ago, samantha power was the head of usaid, the agency of the us government that is in charge of overseeing all of the aid and assistance the united states does around the world. and that is what the trump administration thought would be its low hanging fruit. the first agency they'd try to just outright destroy, even though they have no power under the law to do so. i think they thought there would be no pushback, as trump put all federal foreign aid and almost all usaid workers o

maria: are your thoughts samantha. samantha: president trump executive agencies his prerogative to deputize whomever he wants to ignite waste fraud beaus gone on too long, deep state burst don't want this looking into the short term elon had access to systems found treasury defacility you will to authorize approve payments, to any intent he found, about the you been fraudulent payments to terrorist groups automatically approved because treasury has no oversight where money is going the bureaucrats aided and abetted this don't want sunlight on that on sovereign wealth fund president trump signed executive order to create first ever u.s. sovereign wealth fund suggestion what could be first purchase or among the first, watch. >> a sovereign we have a lot of things contradict wealth tiktok doing something perhaps with tiktok perhaps not if we make a right detail we will do it otherwise we won't, i have right to do that. and we might put that in the sovereign wealth fund. >> what do you think samantha treasury secretary bes

it was filed by a woman named samantha power, a reporter at the time.te fresh out of college. samantha power got her start as a very young war correspondent in bosnia, witnessing genocide up close. ultimately, her work in the field included a book called a problem from hell america and the age of genocide. it won the pulitzer prize in 2003. samantha power went on to become a foreign policy adviser to a young freshman senator named barack obama. when he became president, she became his special assistant on human rights and then his ambassador to the united nations most recently. in fact, up until just a few weeks ago, samantha power was the head of usaid, the agency of the u.s. government that is in charge of overseeing all of the aid and assistance the united states does around the world. and that is what the trump administration thought would be its low hanging fruit. the first agency they'd try to just outright destroy, even though they have no power under the law to do so. i think they thought there would be no pushback, as trump put all federal fore

i don't think samantha power knew the half before i just said. in fact, there are very few people outside the government center use, or who know what the united states is doing in places like georgia where it is now trying to over throw the georgia dream party, which has a tenuous hold on power and wants to maintain a balance between nato in one direction in moscow and the other they're trying to over throw that government. they're working on collins or just grew in romania so he won't get elected. they're trying to cast the election against him. so because he's threatened to take romania out of nato, this is what we're doing today all over that region. trying to recruit allies in this vicious struggle that we're behind in ukraine to bleed russia. and we want more l, as in doing that, particularly georgia and romania, and anybody else smoke global that we can get to come into the fight with us at their peril. look at georgia, look at what clinton did the last time we tried this with my president who went at the blazing and stood beside president,

how would you ride samantha power is a bit sure. she of course, was an administrator usa id after being ambassador at the u. n. veal country. i don't think samantha power knew the hassle for the i just said. in fact, there are very few people outside the government center use, or who know what the united states is doing in places like georgia, where it is now tried to over throw the georgia dream party, which has a tenuous hold on power and wants to maintain a balance between nato in one direction and moscow in the other. they're trying to overthrow that government. they're working on college or jessica who in romania so he won't get elected. they're trying to cast the election against him. so because he's threatened to take romania out of nato, this is what we're doing today all over that region. trying to recruit allies in this vicious struggle that we're behind in ukraine to bleed russia. and we want more l as in doing that, particularly georgia in romania and anybody else know global that we can get to come into the fight with u

she even included samantha in this interview. she wouldn't have taken a ride, and she wouldn't have taken it from a stranger for sure. there was nothing accidental about it. keith morrison: but, initially, it did look like an accidental fall to one of the troopers, the one who happened to have been the first to talk to karen. but the others saw the evidence and thought murder. one trooper at the crime scene was tim hunyor, now retired. one thing that was strange to us, we did find one drop of blood on a leaf at the top of the cliff. keith morrison: one drop of blood. one drop of blood. keith morrison: which was found by this man, trooper robert beatty, also now retired. i was on my hands and knees, just kind of looking and came across that drop of blood. we got blood up here. did he tell you that? keith morrison: how big was this drop? robert beatty: about the size of a eraser head, really. and the interesting part about that was that it was a drop that had fallen straight down. keith morrison: indicating to the troopers that she

if you want to go on the other side of the aisle, samantha powers had a worthy goal, although stupid,d she was hoping to get the amount of foreign aid, u.s. aid dollars it that go to actual aid up to 30 cents on the dollar from 10 cents on the dollar. it that's a major problem we had this agency that's all that goes abroad -- >> i think that -- i think you are talking about the usaid -- >> yes. >> aid agency which is a separate from the state department currently and has about $40 billion worth -- >> likely going to be rolled more closely -- >> tell me about that. that's why i was going. how has the trump administration infield you of plans to dismantle or shrink this agency? >> this is something i am working on specifically in conjunction with secretary rubio to make sure that there is the roept appropriate command and control of these agencies to make that same point. right now -- >> there are reports of secretary of state -- >> 10 to 30 cents on the dollar is what goes to aid. there is not the right amount of command and control that's going on with the way that it's set up current

and if you want to go to somebody else on the other side of the aisle, samantha powers, had a worthyl, stupid goal, hoping to get the amount of foreign u.s. aid dollars that go to aid up to 30 cents on the dollar from 10 cents on the dollar. that's a major problem that we have this agency that that's all that goes abroad which the american workers' dollar. >> now talking about the usaid -- >> yes. >> agency which is a separate from the state department currently and has about $40 billion worth -- >> likely going to be rolled more closely under secretary -- >> tell me about that. that's where i was going. has the trump administration informed you of plans to dismantle or significantly sh ring this agency? >> this is something i'm working on specifically in conjunction with secretary rubio to make sure there's the appropriate command and control of these agencies where, again, to make that same point. >> they already report to secretary of state. >> 10 to 30 cents on the dollar is what goes to aid. there's not the right amount of command and control that's going on with the way that it

samantha rodríguez telemundo.o vamos a beneficiar al planeta o me voy a beneficiar a mis amigos económicamente? y esas políticas también van en torno a si creo en el calentamiento global, si creo en lo que está pasando. ya estamos viendo. más adelante vamos a hablar también sobre una especie que podría estar que están pidiendo que se incluya aquí, que se incluya en los animales en peligro de extinción. son señales de lo que está pasando. no ha llovido. recién hay la primera lluvia después de mucho tiempo. tenemos que observar que esto está pasando. todo comienza con señales y termina con lamentaciones. exactamente. esperemos no llegar ahí. bueno, muchos dirán ay, eso le tocará a mi nieto. ya no me importa. pero no. es importante también concentrarnos en tener la información con franchela. qué tal césar y dayanna? muy buenas noches. así es. esperamos grandes cambios en el patrón del tiempo con una serie de tormentas que ya se están alineando sobre el océano pacífico asociado con un río atmosférico bastante fuerte.

he wants to push back to the states and samantha, as they look for areas to cut, he's going to zero in. >> right. president trump is committed to the american people that he's dedicated to right-sizing the federal government, eliminating waste, fraud and abuse at the federal agencies and there's no greater example than the department of education. i read reports there was over a billion dollars doled out for dei at the department of education. we could send the function back to the states appropriately and president trump is right to do so. maria: what do you think, scott? >> i give it an "f." if you really want to find out what the real verdict is on this, look at the companies that were pretty much forced to implement this policy and have scrapped it basically not less than two years later. so if you really want to see this not only taken from the government, but look at corporate america and said you know what, we're probably regretting that along with the esg, to use vance's term, crap, from some years ago. companies are saying no thanks, we're going to move on and do our own thing

he would say, where's little man, and where's samantha? was passed around the courtroom-- matt dead, lying on the autopsy table. mark began to cry. across the courtroom, so did holly. and then coroner dan goleta told the jury what he found during his autopsy, discoveries that became the core of the case against holly. the cause of death was chronic intoxication by ethylene glycol. keith morrison (voiceover): poisoned with antifreeze very, very slowly. he explained he'd found crystals in matt's heart and brain, having inched their deadly way through his body, kidneys to heart to brain. how much time would it take for the crystals to deposit themselves in the blood vessels of the heart? it takes weeks, at least. the fact that his-- that crystals were forming in his heart and actually had traveled to his brain indicated long-term exposure, and not a one-dose deal. keith morrison (voiceover): and matt's friends and work colleagues testified they had seen his body disintegrate before their eyes, starting weeks, if not months, before his death.

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now, samantha power and the gutting of usaid until january 20th.he was the administrator of the agency. i spoke to her shortly before air time. ambassador power, the new york times is reporting tonight that the trump administration intends to cut the usaid staff from about 10,000 people down to about 290. what what does this mean for the u.s.? why is that a bad thing, in your opinion? >> well, these are staff who are overseeing programs that are saving lives or were saving lives until a few weeks ago. these are people who are making sure that kids who are on the brink of starvation get access to food that is currently now stuck in ports in kenya, in the united states itself, food that american farmers have grown, food that families are desperate to get their hands on. and even if a switch were flipped and someone were to reconsider and say, yes, let's go back to using american farmers food to reach people, there would be nobody to administer these programs. this is devastating, and it is ceding the field as well to the people's republic of china, t

for us president samantha came during a visit to washington by east barely prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the future of the war i. but instead of treat also on the show, the democratic republic officer on those adult month dismissal statements of a ceasefire by rebels fighting that the violence has already tamed hundreds of lives. the . i'm been expanded, you're welcome. donald trump has said that the us to take over the gaza strip and the palestinians living there should be the settled elsewhere. you made the comments at the press conference with these fairly farm and this guy and send them in the attend yahoo at the white house any. nothing. yeah. jose of the proposal was was pursuing however. so i'll be a little bit as far to ministry said in a statement, a projective code word attempts to displace the palestinian people from the land. invited a mazda officials or close to problems people is a senior need to have them ready to move on to a cold war recipe for creating chaos. intention in the region, and thought not as bald as his plan. trump came to the us would also take care of

the usaid chief, samantha power, politico wrote a puff piece about her.ave you ever heard of celebrity samantha power? i read politico. i read it every day. i like it. i'm sure a few people at the federal government have wall street journal subscriptions for $59 a year. not 75,000. and if you're trying to save a few dollars, share your passwords and logins with your staff. you don't get them all $75,000 a year subscriptions. we dent hear back. the whitehouse says the government paying journalists, that's getting doged. >> so upon coming out here to the briefing room, i was made aware of the funding from usaid to media outlets including politico who i know has a seat in this room and i can confirm that the more than 8 million taxpayer dollars that have gone to essentially subsidizing subscriptions to politico will no longer be happening. the doge team is working on canceling those payments now. >> how critical is government funding to politico's bottom line? they couldn't make payroll for a couple of hours. it's not just politico. the new york times got mi

and the sooner we get net zero emissions, the �* our climate �*our climate will7 samantha buress, eteel-“ref 7 to talk to you, thank you coming on programme. for coming on the programme. around the world and across around the worlci ano across the you're around the world and across the you're bbc news. you're watching bbc let's talk interest rates. here in the uk, the bank of england has cut but the bank is forecasting that inflation will rise to close to 4% this year while halving the growth forecast to just 0.75%. bank has cut its key rate to 2.75%. ba thatis cut its key ba that is cut its key ba that is what; key ba that is what is ey on in rate to 2 the 6. ba that is what is ey on in rate to 2 the us here. of rising inflation. specific things. so, we've had higher energy costs this winter. it doesn't appear to last... you know, the market is not pricing, so that's one thing. of activity and demand right. so you're still confident that the basic case, the underlying case, the underlying pattern iam. and these are sort of one off factors? wejudge it and read it. you know, it's up to p

there were certainly efforts to crack down on it and it resurged openly under the samantha powers rulet a bigger problem, too, that we were less effective in dealing with which is the massive overcharging through overheads and this is something senator ernst has been strong on. the attack on these massive overhead or indirect cost fees and we're just getting around hands around that even on worthwhile programs we were vastly overpaying for these. >> sean: knowing that the average american only makes $66,000 a year on average and they're going to be seeing hundreds of millions on waste, fraud and abuse to foreign countries. why are the democrats calling this a constitutional crisis, how is that brevity them? are they that out of touch with the american people? the american people are paying for this crap. >> i do think they're out of touch with the american people. from the get-go, the biden administration pushed this radical dei agenda and pushed radical transgenderrism and they found even within their own party these turned out to be very unpopular but this is the swamp and you have t

number one, tom cotton sends a letter october of 2023 to samantha power who is administering usaid andays "i have credible evidence that hamas terrorists have received usaid." they deny that. tom cotton is not known for throwing random things to the wind. number two, syrian national gets $9 million tell mike -- this terrorist organization. number three, money gets to t the -- and this group is who samantha powers chooses to meet with several times. to address this point, there is a viral story about this and it not getting to children. everyone wants to see african children helped. everybody wants to see this continue. secretary rubio addressed this in a press conference flagged by the state department. "we have issued a blanket waiver if the program saves lives, they have a waiver." straight from the secretary of state. >> there you go. emily. >> and that's the tip of the iceberg for us funding terrorism, by the way. and yes, not only was it -- it was not supposed to be perm permanent. self reported from usaid. 4 out of 10 projects are not complete, are not fulfilled, objectives faile

here's samantha again. and you look at other ocean areas, you see for most ocean basins. on in the month data which suggests climate change might'ectdelly'tre' edcelereiing. of heat, warm water wells up in the middle of the pacific it has a kind of sister, if you like. the systems on the earth, the ocean currents and dangerous, particularly as the biggest emitter in the world, the us is kind of pulling back from climate action. was district hearing on the donald trump executive �* to the donald trump executive �*to eliminate birthright does that the order with withhoid citizenship rights if edtometic citizenship rights if �* of their parents was a neither et their pee-“s e'ee e citizen or lawful permanent the case, brought by the states of washington, arizona, illinois, and oregon, seeks a preliminary last week, trump expressed confidence that the supreme court would ultimately side with him. and i spoke to defence attorney and former new york city prosecutor vinoo varghese on this. he the trump land will not get “a the trump land will not get approved. even though he is in not get appro

and so then he demanded more information from samantha power, who by then was running the agency. but as we heard from your previous guests, even if you're a, well, a highly respected senator, they will just tell you they're not going to give you the information. so after going through all that, i ended up having to sue the government simply to get them to turn over the supposed evidence that they had used to try to fire me. and that's been in court now for three years. so five years later, i still don't have any resolution to this. >> so were they aware? were you aware that, like, for example, we've been scrolling all of this money that was going to promote this very woke agenda, green new deal, agenda, dei agenda, transgenderism agenda? were you aware this was happening back then and when they classified or they chronicled how the money was being spent, did they specifically hide how it was really being spent? >> yes, that was a common tactic. and we'd had the obama people put in some of these similar kinds of programs. and then when the trump administration came in, one of the

honda and cash samantha powers a she had a worthy goal, although it was a stupid goal. she said she was hoping to get the amount of for an age us $8.00 to go to actual aid, up to $0.30 on the dollar from $0.10 on the dollar. that's a major problem that we have this agency that that's all that goes abroad. i think your time american workers dollar. i think now you're talking about that. the usa id that a yes. yes. you had. right? oh us a i days always to $15000000000.00 annual budget. it's estimated that early 10 to 30 percent of it actually goes on aid. so what about the rest? well, has a hit washington beloved agency employees, a lot of regime change in fluid? yes. so white glove for a press schools and old things who's starting close to home in america's back yard . if you happen to be in cuba, in the mid to thousands, for example, maybe you attempted to sign up to the local fashion of puts up, but surprise, surprise, as soon as i knew it wasn't no cool. it was a usa, i d, lead co, but operation. the goal to dangle political messages in front of the cuban. you've got

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apparently spread thing on tax pays honda and cash samantha powers a. she had a worthy goal, although it was a stupid goal. she said she was hoping to get the amount of for an age and us $8.00 to go to actual aid, up to $0.30 on the dollar from $0.10 on the dollar. that's a major problem that we have this agency that that's all that goes abroad. i think your time american workers dollar. i think now you're talking about the, the usa id at that age. yes. yes, you had, right. all of us a i pay is always to $50000000000.00 annual budget. it's estimated only 10 to 30 percent of it actually goes on aid. so what about the rest? well, all right, my apologies for interrupting my colleagues saskia there, but the russian foreign minister sergey la bravo is taking part in a presentation to introduce the new department focusing on russian partnership with african countries. let's take a lesson, but that is ration of a new department at our ministry, the department for african partnership. the decision of its introduction 1st and for most reflects the importance tha

happen until 2008 was the issue with him about it was it wouldn't be results and week of board or samantha in the almost i'm, we ship, i am still post the at the vs to in the political neil was usually when they don't go with a book that i'm a pretty trust and book on you as much with zillow, but it was a low level in 1946 during the minster trial. general reset was sentenced to death for creating the other 2 camps. a few days after the trial, the was hang that the hippodrome in minsk a year later, the van amongst the criminals who created the compton as outage. he would try, didn't do them in 16, were accused including 4 generals with the commander of the 100 and tense division functionality among them breakfast. but if i do to kind of get sort of more of a big into sort of similar with the homeless at the civic, bring a personal level, india, or best. i'm of joseph smith, my cousin. bite them all sort of less than a parenthesis left when that be. so if you go to books, when you think of anything was stupid, took of themselves in the 1950s that would go on to them. the state 3 generals we

the us will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it to will own in the us president samantha came during a visit to washington by isabel, the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu over the future of the war i. but instead of truth, also on the show, the democratic republic of congo is a dump bump dismissal statements of a ceasefire by rebels fighting that the violence has already tamed hundreds of lives.

. >> that was samantha cortese reporting for us. the senate judiciary committee has delayed a vote on president trump's pick to be the new head of the fbi. kash patel. the nomination is delayed for a week after senate democrats raise questions about his testimony, a request for a second hearing with the tell was rejected. republicans plan to push for a vote sometime next week. a line of mexican national guard is now patrolling the border near el paso, texas. they're among the first of 10,000 mexican troops deployed to the border. there are also patrols near the california border on the outskirts of juarez, mexico's president promised she would send the national guard to the border and crack down on fentanyl smuggling all in exchange for president trump delaying tariffs for at least a month. the u.s. also said it would do more to stop the trafficking of guns into mexico. still ahead, what we're learning is governor newsom issues a new executive order to fast track more relief for. >> la fire. storm survivors. >> and after the break,

the guy who is most of what the name samantha, i'm just letting you know that we're using. so giving your electric motor to steps to go lower than we would you miss? i'm going to get the lucy jones july, the 2nd 2022 close sykes from the 6 not to me. on monday, the vapors onto a regiment of much special forces raised russian flags over the liberated city, the last ukrainian military strong hotel phone and the new guns people's republic. under i scored a co signed fight, a judge, native and liberal race of lucy chance is appointed as may uh, some of the it's a heavy association who shall present the electric, amber underscore a was decorated with the hero of the guns people's republic metal for valor and bashful blue, or you will if i seem to have to ask them what's the story? but yeah, that will be as much as it was submitted under any of your research. of course the you also will, but when you're starting, i do use wonderful who will, will present in your theme in a 2nd, or should we make sure that i'm not going to invite them on the cartridges? so when you look on that fo

. >> that was samantha cortese reporting for u.s.. president trump will be attending the super bowl in new orleans this weekend. and the pair was the first time a sitting president will be attending the super bowl. the secret service says agents have been on the ground for days preparing for the president's arrival. trump is planning to do a sit-down interview with fox news that will air before the game. fox will broadcast the football game. weather time here back in the bay as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. beautiful wednesday night in the bay. >> there is a winter storm watch, though, going into effect tomorrow for the sierra. so get you a check of the forecast now up there, hala. yeah, a lot of snow. in fact, this next storm system that comes in is going to be a much colder storm. we're talking about 7,008 1000 foot snow levels were the last storm system. this we're getting down to about 3,000 feet. so a big chhnge coming our way with this storm system. so if you're headed up there, today was the day to do it. you c

next step for liverpool is an ethnic have match against 2nd tier side samantha on sunday. i can only tell you that we are in, at this moment of time in a very good place. and i'm not only talking about the result yesterday evening, but the players of it's already not only the 11 that were on a bit yesterday, but the ones that came in as well. um, so they're in a good place box. um, we also know how long the season still is. of manchester said a manager pub court. ela is where you have an as a cub upset on saturday as they prepare to face 3rd tier, late nor ends. beside play for the 1st time since sunday's heavy $51.00 defeat to arsenal. and the debut could be handed to new sign in nico gonzales. cities, rash, salford, 8, know, and the previous round, but isn't expecting it to be an easy this time around was you had had problems away and there's competition effect gap or kind of woke up away in the teams attempting to collect line even need to always we who struggle but we are ready for the town, so the game is a new opportunity. oh barcelona thrash, valencia 5 now to book