the money did find its way to this stacey abrams and one of its partners is the american federation ofcan federation of teachers? it's randi weingarten as you know and she and abrams together sit on the board of a group called climate power and climate power is one of the largest donors through advertising of the kamala harris campaign, so you can kind of track the money the way that it potentially can trickle down to support campaigns, but no doubt when you look at the partners, when you look at the groups that are benefiting, they are almost always democrat aligned. they are almost always pushing progressive causes and are funded by some of the most prolific progressive funders. liz: thomas you're digging keep digging we'll have you back on sorry we ran out of time but we're staying on the story. listen to this. >> the trump administration recently fired many employees of the faa administration. do these cuts affect you? liz: you'll hear the delta ceo saying no. gayle king, you were wrong. radio host mark simone will take on the full sound coming up. pronamel clinical enamel strength

the stacey abrams handout was $2 billion, okay? let's start with that.t is part of greenhouse reduction slush fund, that is what the bidens did well. but, bet, but $5 million that i think came out of this greenhouse gas reduction, but i'm not sure, but it is $5 billion. the guy overseeing it sent the $5 billion to a firm that all his friends were running and that he, himself was involved with before he held the office only briefly, by the way. it was a george soros operation. the worst case have self-dealing i have ever seen. again, it has nothing to do with climate. and there's more to do with this, i don't know, besides the two million-dollar slush fund, there was another $27 billion fund someplace noted by biden's green new deal angels. but is incredible and all happened by the way, late 2023 and early mid 2024 just before the election. that is called election-year payoffs. so one thing after another. it has nothing to do with climate change or the lack thereof. >> sandra: karoline leavitt cackled a little bit talking about doge. listen. >> they know

stacey abrams is about to get dodged. right after she lost her last election, she started a climate group with a bunch of other people. you know, if you're a democrat, got to have a climate charity. well, it started out with just 100 bucks. couldn't raise a penny. then biden comes in and voila, they donate $2 billion to this brand new group. what does stacey abrams know about the climate? she's an erotic thriller writer who lives outside of atlanta. has stacey abrams ever even gone hiking? i don't know, she just doesn't strike me as a nature enthusiast. did stacey abrams plant any trees with the money? did she pick up any litter? well, we can't find any evidence that this group did anything for the climate. trump's guys are trying to claw back the cash, but that is a lot of money. and this is how the game works. democrats launch 500 1c3. their friends in dc send them our money and then they hire their cousins, pay all themselves fat salaries and use the money to travel first class of course, to climate summits and pay al

all always, thank you so much.e all right,nd the epa and stacey? abrams? what? did she end up getting t money?s th climate change,/mons? lee zeldin head of the epa has a the information for us and he is up next. former soviet union today. the needs that these forgotten jews have are something beyond anything you can imagine. have you eaten this morning? i ate the carrot, so i ate half of it yesterday. and this is what she ate in two days, one carrot. please pray for me! the international fellowship of christians and jews began this ministry to help elderly jews living in horrible poverty around the world. we urgently need your gift of $25 now to help provide one survival food box with all of the foods they critically need for their diet for one month. when you call right now, your gift's impact will be doubled to help save lives. i have a tremendous love for israel and the jewish people. this is why i'm partnering with the fellowship. it gives me a way to authentically bless jewish people in need around the world. i believe in god, but i sometimes feel maybe he

trying to get the radical climate groups including 2,000,000,004 stacey abrams group.ng is you don't sea eminent -- any democrats in the senate sang gosh this stuff is bad we made a mistake they are just taking in. they are kicking and still supporting open borders, still supporting boys & girls club sports. they just say, hey, trump and they hate elon musk. >> sean: they keep saying it is a constitutional crisis. you are a legal scholar. ellen durst says you were one of his best students of all time national debating champion. i might actually agree with the characterization of the constitutional crisis because of the deception. they had what they are doing and stealing the people the peoples of money and wasting it abroad in this way. >> that is a deception and corruption i have never seen. listen i agree it is a crisis for democrats but it is a political crisis. a crisis of all of their abuse and their theft is being exposed. today at cpac i did my podcast the verdict with ted cruz and i interviewed bondi. a great interview with pam bondi where we talked about her f

they were trying to get to radical climate groups, including 2 billion for stacey abrams group. it is corrupt. and what's amazing is you don't see any democrats in the senate saying, gosh, this stuff is bad. we made a mistake here. they're just digging in. they're digging in. they're still supporting open borders. they're still supporting boys and girls sports. they just they hate trump and they hate elon musk. >> they keep saying it's a constitutional crisis. you're a legal scholar. alan dershowitz says you were one of his best students of all time. national debating champion. i might actually agree with the characterization of a constitutional crisis because of the deception. they hid what they were doing and stealing the people's money and wasting it abroad this way. that that is a deception and a corruption i've never seen. >> listen, i agree it is a crisis for democrats, but it's a political crisis. it's a crisis of all of their abuse and their theft is being exposed. you know, today at cpac, i did my podcast verdict with ted cruz and interviewed pam bondi, and it was a gre

the epa and stacey abrams? what? how does she end up getting money? climate change? slush funds?l, lee zeldin the head of the epa has the information for us and he's next. ♪ >> republicans are gutting agency after agency. then you add the cdc, the epa, hud, taking away those who work to make our lives better only makes it if you don't think we need prevention from pandemics, pollution, or to, i don't know, answer to an affordable housing crisis. >> laura: stacey abrams is very worried. she is worried about these agencies, i'm sure, don't waste any of your money. she is worried about them getting doged. well, maybe it's because she was profiting from the epa? the agency has discovered $2 billion awarded by the biden administration to, quote: power forward communities. it's a nonprofit that partnered with multiple left wing groups founded by abrams. joining us now epa head himself lee zeldin. mr. administrator, can you explain what the huck happened here? and how another slush fund has been exposed? >> so this is $2 billion of that 20 billion that was parked at this bank outside of

government spend something centered on a nonprofit group linked to former democratic candidate stacey abramsgan looks at the money trail this evening from atlanta. >> it $20 billion and going to their friends on the left. >> a battle is underway by the new head of the epa to take back more than $20 billion awarded for green energy programs in the final days of the biden administration. lee zeldin claims the money was basically a slush fund to reward left wing political groups, including one where georgia democratic and two time failed candidate for governor stacey abrams worked as senior council. >> if you care about cleanen air land and water. if you think there is some community left behind, then why aren't you spending the dollar remediating that issue instead of paying off your friend. >> greenhouse gas reduction program. the money was given to 8 different groups, including $2 billion to power forward communities. a coalition of housing, climate and community groups that was started in 2023 and includes habitat for humanity and the united way. the timing of the grants has come under scru

nonprofit with ties to former georgia candidate stacey abrams. it says the epa is looking to where some $2 billion ended up. writing they have been looking into whether or not the money received a green energy grant despite the fact it was founded in late 2023 and never manageed anywhere near the grants dollars filing you're. abrams says she is no fan of the doge cuts. we'll see if the organization responds. and see if the president talks about what it is like as he marks one month in office today. >> bill: nice to sigh, sir. >> dana: james langford joins us now. on the money that went to stacey abrams group and supposedly misspent. can congress get that money back? >> it becomes a challenge. you tell me if we can get enough democrats to join us in the senate to do that. the president can do that with oversight saying how will we make sure this is done? the department of justice can say it was fraudulently done and work to claw it back. it is interesting to me to watch. early days in the biden administration they were creating d.e.i. programs and

they pushed up to $2 billion to a climate group that stacey abrams oversaw.retty incredible, ke kerri. >> there are a lot of question marks over this one. why did they do it? how did they get it so fast? today there was a human in massachusetts and this one is particularly crazy. the way some people intermediate and the state a.g.'s are painting discussed that the trump administration is cutting funding for public health research. one, in fact, what they are doing is capping these overhead costs. for instance, the federal government gives, sake of $100 to a university for research on parkinson's and the university says, we need $30,000 for these additional overhead costs but they don't have to delineate what those costs are. so the trip every station and the nih said, we are going to add cap those costs at 15% piece just because these universities are making a killing on these overhead costs, and we don't even know where these are going. it looks like at least from this perspective that it seems like a pretty common sense measure to take. >> martha: yeah, it

we're talking about billions of dollars going to stacey abrams' group and this other person you justipients, they're all a pass-throughs. they're giving it to other entities, and many of those entities are pass-throughs too. and once it goes to the subgrantee, in wig, epa -- in writing, epa has almost no oversight and control over what happens to those funds next. elizabeth: wow. this is really crazy stuff. that was epa chief lee zeldin telling larry kudlow about the $20 billion in taxpayer money that a biden's aides secretly squirreled away at citibank in secret climate slush funds that's now going down through a web, a america of nonif profits -- a network of nonprofits run by democrats including $2 billion that that went to stacey abrams' nonprofit. biden's top director running biden's biggest slush fund, he oversaw the $27 billion greenhouse gas reduction fund, he allegedly approved a $5 billion giveaway of your money to his former employer, the coalition for green capital, where he had work with the as director of policy. let's get right to congressman pat fallon from house over

financial aid agreement and going to reduce oversight by the federal government and eight passed for stacey abrams24. larry: stop for one moment. stacey ab abrams and perpetual governmenter in georgia and how did she get $2 billion? and doing with climate change? >> talking with laura ingram on her show and i had just read the grant agreement. we're on page one of grant agreement and says this enty formed and has 21 days to distribute $2 billion and on page seven, there's 90 days to complete a training called how to develop a budget. if they need to complete training called how to develop a budget, they should be completing a training first before they spend $1 and shouldn't be getting $2 billion. you referenced a term self-dealing and there's a lot of self-dealing across the way this money went out. larry: speaking of self-dealing and running with senior biden official and i don't know what he was -- he was running and there was the same. >> director of greenhouse gas larry: he puts 5 billion into the coalition for green capital. and that's total self-dealing and that's going to be prosecuted a,

just discovered 2 billion in taxpayer funding for a nonprofit linked to stacey abrams. yeah, a nonprofit that, at 100 bucks in revenue, mysteriously got $2 billion from us. and it arrived a month after abrams penned an op ed endorsing biden. talk about a payoff. i haven't seen a bribe that obvious since brit hume paid me to keep quiet about his tramp stamp. >> right? >> and what has all that money done since then? well, it didn't it definitely didn't go to dental work. unfair. true. what trump's doing just seems right. if the government has been stealing from you to pay off all these frauds, why shouldn't we steal it back? but was that the point of doge? doge was designed to confront a debt crisis that spells doom for this country. and it got that way because the government became a piggy bank for special interests and foreign cutouts. we also resented chipping into a leftist slush fund against our will every time we got paid. so now we want it to be our piggy bank. so much like j.b. pritzker's pants, i'm torn. first, i want doge to continue on its amazing warpath. but

billion on a greenhouse greenhouse gas reduction initiative that went to reportedly to a stacey abrams linked organization. what is essentially tantamount to pinstripe patronage at this point in time. $20 billion 2 billion of it reportedly went to a stacey abrams linked organization with an organization that was just stood up, an organization that had only had revenues of about 100 dollars, $2 billion. >> so thanks one and all. appreciate it. sorry we got to we got to go. the flip flops on russia's war in ukraine. some republican lawmakers are standing by behind president trump despite a different view just a few months ago. i'm going to talk with a republican member of the senate armed services committee. that's next. plus, tiger woods among the guests joining president trump at the white house celebrating black history month. the event, of course, is raising eyebrows, given comments by the president about dei. we're going to talk to doctor cornel west. ahead. stay with us. >> welcome back. >> have i got news for you? new saturday on cnn. >> a sleep number bed is perbeet for couples.

i think stacey abrams is so pretending to be the governor of georgia. if anyone questions the results of an election, i would have a greater fear that that would come from democrats. host: david, independent line, new jersey. caller: good morning, thank you. i think an area where republicans and democrats could come together to really stop abuse would be in the community action programs that stand in the middle of the money stream between the federal government and head start. head start is a highly emotional issue, because it is iconic from lyndon johnson. it is in project 2025 because it is such a red flag. but the bipartisan piece is that these community action programs around the united states collect -- i don't know, a range of $1 billion per year and they are not monitored by either republicans or democrats for how they use the money. here in flemington, the minute flemington dropped below the federal poverty line, the community action program headquartered in philipsburg, new jersey rushed in and filled it with programs like head start. i'm not d

ultimately, you know, i think what really makes difference are people like stacey abrams, who have been working for years in. the trenches galvanize ing and mobilizing people to their own power. i i'm a huge believer in grassroots, bottom up work. and i think that what started with stacey and her gubernatorial campaign and that she perpetuated and that others got involved with. that's the reason that georgia went for joe biden. and that's what think it's going to take for us to be able to sustain this down the road that if doing some robo calls or you know some guest appearances, you know it gets people excited but ultimately it's the people of georgia recognizing their own power that makes all the difference. thank you. now we want to get a discussion about your book. and i'm going to turn it over to elizabeth, who's going to start our questioning. okay, elizabeth. hello there. let us talk about the writing of this wonderful book. and i wanted to put out to you the idea that autobiography is a great american genre, i think because america believes in the self and the i in the we is wha

outside of government towards the end of the biden administration, power forward communities, which stacey abrams is part of only received $1 hundred in 2023. they then got $2 billion in this grant in 2024. the entire scheme as set up is fraud, wasteful. it is abuse. >> dana: steve harrigan is live from atlanta with more on this developing story. >> lee zeldin wants that $20 billion back. the figures he cited there you can see the jump. new found organization going from $1 hundred to 2 billion is a 20 million times increase in that money. zeldin says the 20 billion was a slush fund to reward left wing activists like abrams. >> $2 billion to stacy abram's group even though they never handled more than $100 before that. they want this money to go to support the base activist groups. it's one of the reasons why you have so many of the left flipping out over doge. the lights are getting turned out on this kind of abuse. >> that $20 billion was part of the biden administration's greenhouse gas reduction program that went to eight different groups including $2 billion to power forward communities which

awarded $2 billion to a climate group with ties to the former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abramster of president biden the entire time. in the name of climate group is power forward communities. annual revenue, $100. they got a $2 billion money from the epa. the current epa administrator lee zeldin says it's part of biden epa $20 billion gold bar scheme, which rushed billions in green funding out the door in biden's final days in office. the biden administration wanted to avoid oversight and avoid supporters. they want that money clawed back. stuart: $2 billion? good lord. lauren: to a small group. stuart: got to move on and get to the trivia question. who is the only person to be elected twice as vice president and twice as president? james monroe, andrew johnson, james mcadams or richard nixon? i know the answer. tamra, izzy and emma... they respond to emails with phone-calls... .. and pad their keyboards with something that makes their clickety- clacking... clickety-clackier. but no one loves logistics as much as they do. you need tamra, izzy and emma. they need a retirement p

for example, it was recorded, i believe this morning by the free deacon, stacey abrams who was georgia's, ran for governor twice and involved in a lot of voter initiatives there, about a $2 billion grant from the environmental protection agency after only managing $100 at a nonprofit she started. alina: the n.g.o.'s. katie: congressman, talk about what the oversight committee is doing with these new cabinet members like lee zeldin, for example, at the e.p.a. to really rout out this corruption and infrastructure the left has built in d.c. to really push their political agenda on the entire country? sen. comer: we'll work with the administration. when they identify something they believe is fraudulent, we will follow through with the investigation and subpoena power, follow the money. that's what we did in the biden investigation. we got the bank records. a lot of people say go after the tax records. as someone that's been involved in banking, tax records don't always tell the true picture. the bank records don't lie. and one of the things that we're working on, we go through what they cal

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discovering that $2 billion was awarded by the biden administration to a climate group linked to stacey abramsa prominent democrat behind the failed run for governor in georgia. the epa says the grant was distributed to the nonprofit in april of 2024. despite the fact that it was founded just months earlier. epa administrator lee zeldin saying, quote: it's extremely will concerning that the organization that reported just $100 in revenue in 2023 was chosen to receive $2 billion. that's 20 million times the organization's reported revenue. it comes after zeldin announced last week that he found $20 billion in green grants issued by the agency before former president biden left office. and tonight in boston, team u.s.a. goes to battle against canada again as they compete in these final of the four nations faceoff. it is a rematch the saturday's slug fest started with canadians booing our national anthem and ended in victory for the americans. florida panthers star matthew says he is pumped to represent the stars and stripes. >> that's something that we do not take for granted. the opportunity to

were found that somehow ended up being, you know, potentially an ngo, a climate ngo that's run by stacey abramsl 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'

centralized in terms of that leadership, but i think to your point -- you think of someone like stacey abramsgeorgia who was in the state legislature but then led even as a politician very civil rights activist type policy and terms of fighting voter suppression that led to georgia electing a jewish senator and a black senator. i do not think there's any question that was powerful, progressive action by a politician or was it by an activist? she is a politician. do you get people like that now? do you get alliances across racial lines, even across political lines? that is what you need. in this moment, with so much tension around president trump and race, people tend to forget that black lives matter is still well thought of by a majority of americans. it used to be 60% of white people embraced black lives matter after the george floyd incident. now it is about 50% plus, but it is still a majority of americans think this is right, that diversity, equity, and inclusion -- think that we do have to make sure there is a level playing field for all of us regardless of race in america and we have t

the flip side to that is you see here with the stacey abrams news and the e.p.a.entially a wholesale-doirnt know, almost shifting --down, i don't know almost shifting of the money outside of government $20 billion. this is one instance. it's very important we reframe the political powers. over time congress, what we call unduly delegated its authority to this administrative state. they have not made regulations and they have not enforced that taking away bad regulations. that growth has stalled the economy. president trump as commander in chief, as chief executive officer, and as the chief legal officer, that is the magistrate of the united states, he is in charge of the executive branch. so this high dethat post watergate there could be checks and balances from within the executive branch, that is an independent d.o.j. is a fallacious one. i think that's one of the key things that president trump is reforming the executive branch. host: is this a story you are referring to. the "new york post" headline, there are others. e.p.a. administrator discovers $2 blg stas

when we're talking about stacey abrams or kamala harris. sojourner truth even.l us about this plot, this cyberattack. >> that's right. you have seen the first one, and you are on the edge of your seat. so it doesn't let up. but a cyberattack has happened, and everything, everything technology-based, banks, travel, everything shuts down completely, across the united states simultaneously, for one minute. we don't know what's caused it. we don't know if it potentially will happen again. we don't know who's behind it. so it is a ticking clock of trying to find that. de niro plays a former beloved president. so we pull him. i pull him back, back into service to lead this zero day commission. to get at the bottom of this. meanwhile, he's fighting his own demons and secrets. so he's getting it from both sides. >> yeah. we're starting to get some clues to the secrets as the series gets going here. you have played unique, unforgettable, iconic characters. is there one that sticks with you? that's the one you go to as a highlight of your career? >> listen, we're all my b

for example, it was recorded, i believe this morning by the free deacon, stacey abrams who was georgia'sn for governor twice and involved in a lot of voter initiatives there, about a $2 billion grant from the environmental protection agency after only managing $100 at a nonprofit she started. alina: the n.g.o.'s. katie: congressman, talk about what the oversight committee is doing with these new cabinet members like lee zeldin, for example, at the e.p.a. to really rout out this corruption and infrastructure the left has built in d.c. to really push their political agenda on the entire country? sen. comer: we'll work with the administration. when they identify something they believe is fraudulent, we will follow through with the investigation and subpoena power, follow the money. that's what we did in the biden investigation. we got the bank records. a lot of people say go after the tax records. as someone that's been involved in banking, tax records don't always tell the true picture. the bank records don't lie. and one of the things that we're working on, we go through what they call su

i know that stacey abrams never really allowed or acknowledged that governor kemp was governor until the second time she lost. i don't know what's wrong with you simply saying that former president biden was duly elected. i believe senator welch was asking for a legitimate reason, but multiple arm. most people say no we will create a wedge between you and the president and other people by using that word that they can absolutely exploit. so you have answered the question, former president biden was duly elected. i don't have a problem by saying he won because i certify the election along with so many others on january 6. now we can talk about january 6. i don't know if this is public, i can't imagine why it would be classified, and this is the room that we were treated to on january 6. i was the last senate member out of the chamber. i was actually approached by one of the vice president is good detail, saying it was time to go. part of it was that i was angry, wanted to fight, which was probably not a good idea. but what i saw, and what i saw for these people, and it is unfair to or

centralized in terms of that leadership, but i think to your point -- you think of someone like stacey abramsa who was in the state legislature but then led even as a politician very civil rights activist type policy and terms of fighting voter suppression that led to georgia electing a jewish senator and a black senator. i do not think there's any question that was powerful, progressive action by a politician or was it by an activist? she is a politician. do you get people like that now? do you get alliances across racial lines, even across political lines? that is what you need. in this moment, with so much tension around president trump and race, people tend to forget that black lives matter is still well thought of by a majority of americans. it used to be 60% of white people embraced black lives matter after the george floyd incident. now it is about 50% plus, but it is still a majority of americans think this is right, that diversity, equity, and inclusion -- think that we do have to make sure there is a level playing field for all of us regardless of race in america and we have to unde

i think stacey abrams is still pretending to be governor of georgia.f anyone will question the results of election iva greater fear that will come from democrats. host: here is david in new jersey. independent. caller: good morning and thank you. i think an area where republicans and democrats could come together to really stop abuse would be in the community action programs that stand in the middle of the money stream between the federal government and head start. head start is a highly emotional issue because it is iconic from lyndon johnson. it is in project 2025 because it is such a red flag. the bipartisan piece is that these community action programs around the united states collect in the range of $1 billion a year and they are not monitored by either republicans or democrats for how they use the money. here in flemington, the minute flemington dropped below the federal poverty line, the community action program headquartered in philipsburg, new jersey rushed into flemington and filled it with programs, including head start and early head start.