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so cutting twin b like from the united states government and others definitely would impact the health care sector. imagine. and those are always many thanks. i'm an interest in boucher in southeast asia and 7 refugee camps on the tub and beyond. my board and mostly funded by the us are running out of food. an essential supplies suspension of funding has left many people who have been clear for we supplement with little hope of ever making it to the us. tony chang reports from mila on the time the on my board with honorable refugees of feeling the immediate impact of president trump, sorta this was to be the stones of a journey to the united states and freed the pump, the way to citizenship, for tens of thousands of state this refugees from me em. but 3 weeks ago, the center was suddenly closed. i went to study harry was born in thailand after his parents plugged me in my most last year he passed the final test resettlement to the us. he told me he was looking forward to moving to nebraska, working in a meat packing pond, learning to drive. and most of all, he was looking forward to ha

so -- united states government does and that wisdom makes me scratch my head.ond of all, it's a weird thing to say about the most -- the richest man in the world, but elon musk is just a staffer. he's a staffer in the trump administration. he works in in the white house for donald trump and so he's not shutting down aid. donald trump is shutting down aid. he's doing it on his authority that he was given in the mandate election and musk is executing for him. that whole musk hatred is weird. stuart: it's outrageous and danger astable. former house democrat tim ryan, he slammed senator schumer over the now viral video of minority leader screaming at usaid rally. ryan saying, "does anyone really think this is the future of the country? this is the only alternative to trump's america? it's just so depressing". that's ryan. they're fighting amongst themselves, marc. >> yeah, what's nassau county nating is the democrats are standing in front of usaid saying this is the end of the world. know whose idea was to shut down aid and fold into the state department? warren ch

if treasury is the nerve center of. >> data in the united states. >> government, omb is the. >> nerveited states. >> government. and the republicans want to put. >> in somebody who. >> is a complete tool of. >> the right wing billionaire elite. >> who has demonstrably. >> and repeatedly indicated. >> that he will discharge. >> those. >> functions lawlessly. >> and who. >> has extremely eccentric views about government and extremely bitter and vengeful views about democrats. so he will give us lots of opportunities. >> senator sheldon whitehouse, thank you very much for finding the time for us tonight on this busy night. really appreciate it. >> yes, sir. good to be with you. >> thank you. coming up, senator raphael warnock will join us right off the senate floor next. >> buying a. >> car is kind of a big. >> deal. >> but you use. >> the car gurus app. >> that's a price. >> drop alert. so the deals. come to you. oops. big deals come to you. oops. big deals right when you need ever feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasti

hour correspondence on but addresses in nigeria is capital of a preacher and has more the united states government funding through the united states pages and for international development covers various programs and projects in nigeria, from education to sanitation, to month power development, as well as the health sector in health area. oh, all the area of health i know in printed printed 3. we're not just as government spends more than $1000000000.00 us dollars to support a activities like h i v aids immunization activities, infrastructure development in house institutions in the country. and in 202024. whether or not didn't government budget for the entire health sector was less than $900000000.00 us dollars. so the top page, or that'd be suspension of funding to help set that all through the united states. it gives you a for international development. well, definitely impacts on government programs and activities as personally and they all suggest and other areas that they've been coming out in nigeria now for example, on monday then i get in government through it's federal executive cause we

if treasury is the nerve center of data. >> in the united states. >> government. >> omb is the nerve f policy in. >> the united states. >> government. and the republicans want to. >> put in somebody. >> who is a complete tool of. >> the right wing billionaire elite. >> who has demonstrably. >> and repeatedly indicated that. >> he will discharge. >> those functions lawlessly, and who. >> has extremely eccentric views about government and extremely bitter and vengeful views about democrats. so he will give us lots of opportunities. >> senator sheldon whitehouse, thank you very much for finding the time for us tonight on this busy night. really appreciate it. >> yes, sir. good to be with you. >> thank you. coming up, senator raphael warnock will join us raphael warnock will join us righ power e*trade's easy-to-use tools, like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis, help make trading feel effortless. and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market. e*trade from morgan stanley. ♪♪ tap into etsy for original and affordable home and st

now, how much the same this, in its own way telling the, is there really government and the united states government is that we are staying here and we are going nowhere. and that the war of destruction loans to gain this guy's a didn't achieve. it's a strategic goals and i think that is very, very clear. i i'm, i think also the other message which is probably you could read between the lines that how much is saying that we are sticking to our end of the deal. we are keen on him to implementing the agreement of the ceasefire because the 2nd phase with, with this, the part, a permanency spite of what we have now is a condition over here, if you like, or tempo receipts via so the net, the 2nd phase with witness apartment, this is fine. okay, we'll have to leave it there, but thank you by some comments and whatnot for for your insights and tools over the last couple of hours. we really appreciate you talking us through exactly what is happening uh, as it all unfolds. thanks. so much we're going to take you to some live pictures. now we've just been seeing a series of is riley buses arrive at

you know, there is no arab government in the region that could be seen to condone this or even really be seen to be a partner of the united states government if this goes forward. so, you know, you're talking about certainly the unraveling of the abraham accords and the destabilization of additional governments in the region. you know, it is it is really playing with fire, obviously, from a human rights and humanitarian perspective for the palestinians of gaza, first and foremost, but for the region, for the stability of the region, for the safety of us interests in the region and us relations in the region. you know, this would be just an incredibly dangerous thing for every us embassy across the middle east, for u.s. troops across the middle east, as you talked about earlier, you know, it is it is almost like a science fiction level risk to us relationships in the middle east. >> of course, this is happening at the time when the president has putatively and unilaterally said that he's shutting down usaid. i don't think he can legally do that. it's constituted by congress, signed by the president. it's statutorily author

and of course, my later treatment, caesar diverse areas of the health sector that the united states government funds are being pumped into. and of course, supporting infrastructure, developing the hospitals like this and providing shelter as well as equipment for them to operate to vice dogwill. well, the implication so on this move across multiple sites is bound to sam's, if it's a how many many thanks for that. i mean, interest in a bu, jeff in zimbabwe health was a winning the suspension of for an, a by president trumbull who the most vulnerable communities many h i. v aids patients fee though no longer receive live saving medicine. or i'm a tosser report, some f for us in northeastern zimbabwe. no matter how busy her day gets, which i need to someone who can forget to take her medication. the 48 year old says she gets a anti retroviral treatment for free from agencies. she was shocked to hear that the united states agency for international development u. s. a has abruptly suspended it's operations and funding for at least 90 days. some live saving hbo event is continuing, but no one knows

not gonna impact the traffic and defend, to know very much it'll, i mean, of the mexican government and the united states government really wants to affect that. that's to do with bringing down criminal networks, stuff into pre cost is coming into mexico, from china or in europe. and this kind of work requires investigation and dismantling criminal organizations. not, not putting soldiers on the street, but it's a playbook that mexico successfully use before to keep trump tire survey. in his 1st to the country, sent the national guard to southern buddha, to stop migrants. and trump, julie dropped his threats. this is about upticks as much as anything else mix codes showing it's doing something. i'm president trump showing that he has the power to make mexico doing something ultimately advisements great time to negotiate on an issue that could be more important to the country. about 80 percent of mexico's exports had across the board at the united states. so terrace would be seriously disruptive for it to come enemies, but the 2 countries a so and so link that it would also have a big impact on ame

kind of soft power for the u.s. >> oh, it is it is one of the most important things the united states governmentin the world. look, the united states government, uh, accounts for 40% of all humanitarian spending in the world. we are the richest country in the history of the world. and what we are saying to the world is we get it, and we want to try and help others. and most of the people we're helping remember, about half that budget is really humanitarian and health. in other words, literally saving lives, helping people who are, you know, who are about to get aids or who are on aids, helping people who are, you know, getting malaria, typhoid, cholera, things like that. and it's been an incredibly powerful force multiplier, as you say, at less than 1% of the federal budget, there is very little waste, fraud and mismanagement. as far as i can tell. almost every example people have pointed to are programs they may not like, let's say usaid funded some cultural thing that that you don't like. that doesn't mean there was any fraud. and the trump administration can stop that if they want. but there'

there might be one more problem with trump's plan to have the united states government take over gaza's firing everyone in the united states government. last week, an email was sent to many federal workers offering them a buyout if they resign. the message was titled, "fork in the road." better than the original subject line, "you are completely forked." the email originally excluded people who work in intelligence because they're critical to national security. but yesterday the cia sent a buyout offer to their entire workforce. so, i guess that's a wrap on the cia. let us now bid a fond farewell to some of their finest work. ♪ ♪ [applause] and it's not just the cia being purged. because the fbi just turned over details of 5,000 employees who worked on january 6 cases, leading to fears that they could be terminated by the trump administration. at this rate, the only federal agents left are gonna be on cbs's "fbi," "fbi: most wanted," "fbi: international," and "fbi true: real agents, untold stories." and cbs has repeatedly begged the agents to tell those stories. honestly, it would be

ultimately get to a nuclear weapon. >> do you see yourself as the representative of the united states governmentwo codes to with that regime. it has destroyed the country. that is a regime hostile to the united states so until that changes, there is nothing for m to talk about with them. >> with the secretary now meeting with el salvador's president, rubio said he's expecting to announce an agreement the united states wil deport to el salvador members o ms 13, even those who are not e salvador in citizens. >> bret: rich, great job. a lot of news and a short time. thank you. up next, a solar project in the california desert could soon come to an end after costing taxpayers billions and falling way short of expectations. ♪ ♪ here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! sheldon: restoration is more than walls. it's more than paint. it's more than cleaning. that's the thing we'll never forget. for belfor, it's your memories. i

collectively, musk musk's companies have $20 billion in either government contracts or subsidies with the unitedfinancial times. which means that he's got business or interactions with several different government agencies, some of which he has direct access to. now, and according to the new york times, at least 11 federal agencies that have been affected by doge or by resignations by biden era regulators have more than 32 continuing investigations, pending complaints or enforcement actions into musk's six companies. take a look at the federal aviation administration, for example. last september, the faa proposed $633,000 in civil fines against spacex for safety violations. musk, in response, said he would sue the faa for regulatory overreach. that same month, the faa administrator, michael g. whitaker, a lawyer with decades of aviation experience, testified before the house transportation committee about spacex's fines. elon musk then publicly called for whitaker's resignation with a post on x. whitaker, who was unanimously confirmed by the senate in 2023 with bipartisan support, unanimously. h

have unelected and unequal billionaire and individuals seeking to really infiltrate the united states government and to do things that are harmful to all of us, regardless of what your political persuasion is. i'll just say that efficiency in government is incredibly important. we need our government to do better. but what we know and what data shows is that the quickest way the fast track to a less efficient government, a more corrupt government, one that does not run on time or work for the people, is a government like what you're seeing now where where loyalty is the calling card of the day, where civil servants are being attacked are those that, you know, people who served and engage in public service for this country under democratic administrations, under republican administrations, they're being attacked and where there is an effort to install loyalists within our federal government as opposed to those that work for the people. and so this is really a smokescreen for what is appears to be a very corrosive and harmful private agenda. and it's not any way that we are going to accomplish a g

the united kingdom government is one thing to access encrypted data used by apple users.der to tackle crime, such as terrorism and child exultation. apple has denied comment. the swedish government announced plans to tighten gun laws after the country suffered the worst mass shooting in its history. 11 people died in the attack, including the suspect to kill himself. he had four legally owned rifles. a new report on friday shows that job growth slowed in the u.s. last month. but unemployment remained low. it slipped to 4%. this comes in the same month that a new administration entered the white house. a reminder that you can always find all of the days news on our website. we have a recap of a very busy week for the trump administration. you can see the 15 things that he got up to in the past seven days or so. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... bdo, accountants and advisors, funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation, the judy and peter blum kovler foundation, upholding freedom by strengthening democracies at home and abroad. ♪

people that are living $5 billion might not seemed like a lot when you get thehe budgetf the united states government but it's a start i'll take my own example you live. somebody in the media and covered the action agencies around the country and you have people that go to the agencies to get that played and make sure they're able to have the water turned on they cannot pay their rent on time and sometimes with the agencies will do is pay them three affirmative answer they say people come back at the same time and a lot of these goes on is betterme management and we lt these agencies to a lot of good a lot of people like the elderly but sometimes people need because the systems have become so corrupted ms. manners at the people that really need it don't get it so the fact that the president and elon musk is pursuing the government efficiency . . . accountability and responsibility is a good thing. and as a ceo of a business, i understand. we can talk about have a good idea when you there's nothing like human interaction the e government particularly here in washington dc on the government shutdown it

government employees. and i can tell you if a national security standpoint, this information -- i know i'm not surprising anyone, but the united states government does some things through the cia and other entities, for the most part stays classified. you give up that information, programs will be destroyed, potentially lives will be put in jeopardy. i know as the former chairman of the intelligence committee, the reason i like this job, i'm vice chair of the intelligence committee, what these men and women do often in the shadows, they're never going to get thanked the way our men and women in uniform, but they have to do it that way. and we need to make sure this classified information which unfortunately we're seeing a careless attitude from this administration that is stunning. i would point out earlier today, the cia sent over in a nonclassified form a series of name and letter of the last name which could be discovered of new cia hires. it takes a year and a half sometimes to get a clearance, another year and a half to train them. you come back to what we're talking about here with mr. vought, this is the agenda. take ev

this is cnn. >> president trump's so-called special government employee elon musk, along with his doge agency, promised to completely upend the unitedstates government. and it seems to be happening. here's what has happened since arrival in the nation's capital just two weeks ago. under his direction as a special government employee, musk and his team have gained access to the treasury payment system, threatened to shut down usaid offered federal employees a so-called buyout and removed civil servants at the office of personnel management. now people are suing musk and doge over these unprecedented actions. joining me now is one of those folks suing the executive director of the nonprofit national security counselors, kel mcclanahan, thank you so much for joining us. your organization, as we mentioned, filing lawsuits, there are two so far against doge. what are you alleging that doge is doing? >> well. there there are two. >> lawsuits. >> but only. >> one is directly against doge. and that is a lawsuit that we. >> filed on inauguration. day saying that it. >> was set up as an illegal advisory committee. >> and not. >> acting accord

attack on the mafia from someone who holds all of the almost unlimited resources of the united states government at his disposal. and that's when the mafia finally feels threatened. it's a life or death

which was like the reason why was because rage against the machine was very critical of the united government and so you're not allowed to be critical of the government. 911 really? i thought that what we were celebrating was freedom and patriotism and then you also have like you're not allowed to play. we're not allowed i shouldn't say not allowed, but like, you know, one of the songs was walk like an egyptian because that might make people think of 911 learn to fly by the foo fighters. i'd forgotten, too, that you couldn't mention songs or play songs that included tuesday specifically that no, by tuesday. yeah, yeah. 911 happened on a tuesday. yeah. which again, it's like that makes me think of it more because i wasn't thinking of it when i heard of ruby tuesday until you made that connection. but but yeah. and then you also nina, i forget george w bush told us be patriotic by going to world and going shopping. yeah. like to me that does not signal a fundamental break from the relationship that americans had to civic life prior to 911. that's just a continuity of it with like within this ne

that will be absolutely no mention of united states government involvement. this is absolutely crucial. for the long term success of the service and to ensure the success of the mission, which is strange because that website pulls that on for lots about transparency in palo. they were running another project on the car, been island. this one off line documents and interviews make clear that the program was aimed at recruiting a younger generation of opponents to cuba. castro government documents prepared for the us a id sponsored program called the h. i the workshop, the perfect excuse to conduct political activity. yes, usa, i do fake the offering health services to slip around and downtown some potential spies, fingers crossed and store them on, on the inside, just like they installed quite, quite low over in practice. you know, the, the mine who was briefly considered venezuela's president by everyone about the venezuelans themselves, a $120000000.00, well spent. in addition, usa id has committed $128000000.00 to support venezuelan human rights defenders.

to leave their own country to let another the people coming from bradshaw, china over the united states government feelings that the white house national security advisor mike wills, is doing via credit and president florida minutes lensky to rein in criticism of the united states works to negotiate it in to the war. ukraine is called when it comes off to the lensky hit backet, scathing criticism from donald trump. you called him a dictator and blamed him for russia's 2022 invasion, a dictator without elections. so lensky, better move fast, or he's not going to have a country left. gotta move, gotta move fast, cuz that was going in the wrong direction. in the meantime, were successfully negotiating and into the war with russia. something all admit that only trump is going to be able to do and to jump administration, we're going to be able to do. i think boston even admitted that and by never tried . europe is failed to bring peace in. zalinski probably wants to may be, wants to keep the gravy train going. i don't know what's the problem, but he hasn't been able. he's very upset. the european union

government spending. imagine if you ran your household in the way you ran the united star -- we ran the united states government, you would be buried in debt. it is not hypothetical, it is not a fiction, we have had to take out the notepad and balance her on budgets. what it means to pay your bills and make her choices but what you can afford but not if you were the feds. this is not a new story this is a story that has been part of the american history for several decades. in fact if you look back the government accountability office has been looking into fraud in various ways. learning that we lose an estimated $233 billion to 521 billion annually to fraud. let's back that time line a little bit further. a few moments ago you heard martha maccallum interviewing one of the obama burros to. talking about than president barack obama concerned about waste, fraud and abuse, it predates barack obama. since 2003 we have seen a steady climb in improper payments on the federal ledger. take us to point number 2 in case of fraud and waist words become too generic you need to know how your money is being spent. here is o

at red lobster. military decoration awarded by the united states government.s foundation and the congressional medal of honor society recognizes valor beyond the call of duty. britt slabinski, a recipient of the medal of honor himself, sat down with fellow recipients to hear their stories from their military service to their transition into the veteran community. it■s nothing we won, right? we're pretty vocal on that, saying, look, i didn't win anything like we're a recipient of this. you're going to highlight me for the day. we're four guys get killed. never crossed my mind about receiving the medal of honor. never. i was told i was being put in for it the day after the battle. the highest level of valor. you want to understand, why did these people lose their lives? why aren't they in my place? can't refuse it. we don't have the wear if you don't want to. they feel you earned it. people think war ends the moment you get home. no. war sticks with you. for me, it was like i was in a fog. really? for. for several months. you're literally on the edge of life and

this government, the united states government, knew way back then that she was innocent and executed her anyway. in fact, gardner explicitly wrote in his classified memo that ethyl, quote, did not engage in the work, meaning espionage, on behalf of the soafng yet union, herself -- soviet union, herself. end quote. and despite this concrete evidence, the government has never righted this wrong. and i for one think it is unconscionable. the truth is clear. ethyl rosenburg's execution was motivated by fear and politics and it was not based on the facts. and so i urged foreigner -- former president biden to exonerate her. the proof is right there in the documents and we handed over everything. yet unfortunately president biden did not act. ethyl rosenburg's execution was a miscarriage of justice. i think a disgraceful stain on our history. it was also a tragedy that left two young boys orphans. her sons, robert and michael miripal, have spent their lives seeking justice for their mother, turning their pain into advocacy. their work continues through a fund supporting children whose paren

it was the official policy of the united states government -- we made it the official policy of the unitedvernment that there are only two genders, male and female. geez, that was a tough one. some of these people say like, seven genders. i say go and name them. they've got weird stuff going on. no, there's two genders. i renamed the gulf of mexico the gulf of america, and we are restoring the name of a great president, william mckinley, to mount mckinley in alaska, in honor of the incredible people of the state of ohio, who loved their governor and the man who became president. he was the big tariff sheriff, they used to call him. maybe a lot of money. our country became very rich, and when he was assassinated, tell you roosevelt became president and spent all that money from tariffs. they built the thing called the panama canal. it has become a hot subject because china essentially has taken it over, and we are not going to let that happen. [applause] it was the biggest investment to this day ever made by the country. in other words, if you bring it up to modern-day numbers, we spend mon

we had some pretty good discussions with a lot of people within our government, the united states government that are involved in that. and venezuela is a little bit early, but we were not buying from venezuela. when biden came in, instead of taking the beautiful liquid gold -- they started paying a fortune to venezuela. we are looking that actually. why did they do that? why would they go to the enemy and give them billions and billions of dollars? now with that being said, venezuela has said very strongly they will not take any, any illegal immigrant, any of the people that they sent over to us. probably the worst gang anywhere in the world, as bad as ms 13, maybe worse and they came out of the jails of venezuela. they said we will never take them back. they took them back and they are taking them back. they are taking them back rapidly. sending a lot of people to venezuela. they said they would not take them back. we are looking at venezuela very seriously. don't forget, i've only been here for three weeks. please. >> just a little clarity on -- are you inclined to continue to allow venez