and i'll stop you that more from before, but you have stuff in the us state department after this break, the lease of russian states never saw one of the most sense community best. nothing was all sense. and the must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin, the machine, the state on the russians coding and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube. the question, did you even closer to the welcome back to going on the right, and i'm still here with the lords wilkinson, who's the chief of stuff in the us state department kinda. we've been talking about the refreshing nature of at least some one in the way that's being candid. county can trump force egypt in jordan's hand about the w2w refugees of egypt and jordan, and previously always done with washington. i've told him to, can you actually do that even though it does cost the stabilize both those countries, or he has a lot of leverage on both cairo and i'm on more so on cairo. i understand now, and this is a fairly low source of the e

it's coming from the us state department that makes you crane book like a vassal state. so ukraine is not allowed to negotiate with russia. as in less ukraine's dog owners, the us state department. let's them. so who's really running your country and with cab under washington? some that means vladimir zalinski is to, within his very 1st month in office. so lensky was sent a letter signed by around 70 n g o's lane, down a bunch of red lines that the new president must not cross. the letter itself was relate through the ukraine crisis media center, which surprised surprise is bank rolled by usa? i d, the state department, and a bunch of other n g o's, also funded by them. they all even promised to destabilize the country, should zalinski decide not to play nice. as civil society active as we present a list of red lines, not to be crossed, should the president cross these red lines. such actions will inevitably lead to political instability in our country. and the deterioration of international relations among the sacred red lines are supporting the russian orthodox church a

but chief of staff for the state department after this break the welcome back to going on the right. and i'm still here with the lords wilkerson former chief of staff in the us state department. kinda we've been talking about the refreshing nature of at least some one in the way that is being candid county can trump force egypt in jordan's hand about the w2w refugees of egypt and jordan, and previously always done with washington. have told them to can actually do that even though adults cost the stabilize both those countries a he has a lot of leverage on both cairo and a hmong more. so on cairo, i understand now this is a fairly reliable source that the egyptian military would not be paid if it were not for the united states largest going to egypt. i'm sure that is probably even an access to the 3.6 or 3700000000. we give them routinely to bribe them to keep the base trade with visual. and for all modeling, it's probably not equivalent amounts, but it's equivalent to fact. so there's a lot of influence the united states can exercise there, but it only goes so far. i mean, you're talking about the king and i'm on, for example, losing control of these countr

good, and i'll stop you that more from before, but you have stuff in the us state department after this break the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the lords wilkinson, former chief of staff of the us state department, a cut while we were talking about the refreshing nature of at least uh some uh, one in the white house, being candid county uh, ken trump force egypt in jordans hand. about the $12000000.00 refugees of egypt and jordan, and previously always done with washington, have told them to can actually do that even though it does cause the stabilize both those countries. and he has a lot of leverage on both cairo and a mom more. so i'm cairo, i understand now this is a fairly low source of the egyptian military would not be paid if it were not for the united states largest go into egypt. i'm sure that is probably even an access to the 3.6 or 3700000000. we give them routinely to bribe them to keep the base trade with israel and for all mile on. it's probably not equivalent amounts, but it's equivalent to fact. so there's a lot of influence the united states ca

confidence in the gaza ceasefire deal, spoke with saudi arabia's foreign minister according to a us state departmenttrump i think trump has a unique as far as american ability as far as american presidents go, to put pressure netanyahu. neta nyahu. it netanyahu. it might be the on netanyahu. it might be the first president you have a on netanyahu. it might be the first presid who ou have a on netanyahu. it might be the first presid who ou i no: a on netanyahu. it might be the first presid who ou i no fear of really hard who had no fear of netanyahu politically in fact, feared him even more than he his: partners his? partners in fears his coatitien partners in they think that is why israel they think that is why we the ceasefire agreed we start the ceasefire agreed to, but —— word had to, but it —— word biden had tried for eight months couldn't —m get it done and trump stepped and say to in and say this has got to happen. he agreed on things he never would have agreed to happen. he agreed on things he never wou so we agreed to happen. he agreed on things he never wou so we t agreed to happen. he agre

going on regarding usa, mike bens is a former state department work of or a so he knew what was going on in the state department, he knew what was happening with us 8 and he's been a mess. it can be critical since he left the state department several years ago about the corruption. the real thing in usaid is that you could say he was well ahead of the cook and he's been talking in this interview with chuck a cost in about how it was essentially being used to prop up us foreign policy to instigate regime change. move out, color, governments, instigate color revolutions across the world. he's talking, as you mentioned, that specifically about what happened in bangladesh just a few months ago. we recent example there with these student process, what we saw at tens of individuals being killed. and then we saw legally elected a need to find, let's just to shake the scene that's fleeing the country for her life in a helicopter. she late to accuse the us of being behind who essentially meddling in the country, trying to get rid of her for a very specific reason. you mentioned the pay if i can go on this just because the us had it sites on operating a mi

the was present in announce what's left or the agencies cock us will be merged with the us state department. trump noting that of $14000.00 employees worldwide, less than $300.00 will be needed for his mega vision and the secretary of state box, the slash john boat and policy saying america's interests us to come back. on the acting director of usa, i. d, i've, i've delegated that authority to someone, but i stay in touch with him. and again, our goal was to go in and align our foreign aid to the national interest. there are a lot of functions of usa id that are going to continue to are going to be part of american foreign policy. but it has to be aligned with american foreign policy. the attitude, the usa idea is adopted over the years is know, we are independent of the national interest. we fund programs, irrespective of whether it's aligned or not aligned with the foreign policy, that's ridiculous. use of taxpayer dollars. if you look at the waste interviews that has run through usa id over the past several years, these are some of the insane priorities that that organization has been sp

us military base. and the language issue, prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to do, we're going to all former state department official blow is delayed on us the id, spelling details on how the organization sort the couple governments around the world.

what's left with the us state department, secretary of state, marco rubio confirmed, he's now usa. i these acting director and acute it's previous leaders of insubordination. everything may be an alignment. the national interest in the united states, us a id, is the world's largest distributor of food assistance. it provides humanitarian relief and ukraine, and drives global campaigns against cobit 19 and h. i. v. aids upon taking office. trump ordered a 90 day pause to us for an aide. life saving programs were later announced to be exempt, but n g o workers say the roll out has been so chaotic that even now african aids patients are being turned away from us funded clinics. there already is suffering all over the world as a result of this. but it's not just that. it's that, that instability from school vision and disease. we'll visit us in the united states of america, democrats or valley to block confirmation of trumps. the state department nominations until us a id is restored, but many aid workers say they're fearful of further stoking. trump's anger. heidi jo castro. alger 0, w

the last one was right, the former official of the us state department officials just joined in this to basically below the cover on this usa i the scandal of mike bens was speaking with renown journalist that type of costs and then detailed a slew of examples of the agencies hand and well as we know by now creating chaos and regime change all around the world, highlighting among so many others. just for example, last year is cool. in bangladesh. they saw the l. g, b, population to, to bangladesh, sheet ethnic minority groups, and young students and student groups who had already been protesting earlier that year because of the big some of the local, local politics issue there. and, and they noted, you know, that rap music was, was popular and the young people were listening to rap music in bangladesh. so what do they do? they, uh, they turned around and they took us taxpayer funds. they get a 100 percent of the money from, from the state department, and they work closely with usaid. they actually administer usaid programs all over bangladesh and all over the world. and they funded b

we'll visit us in the united states of america, democrats or valley to block confirmation of trumps. the state department nominations until us a id is restored, but many aid workers say they're fearful of further stoking. trump's anger. heidi jo castro. alger 0 washington. so rebel groups in democratic republic of congo have declared the unilateral cease fire stuffing on tuesday. they say it's for humanitarian reasons. the agencies have rise concerned about the listening situation and going from one to back to him. 23 rebels took control of the east and the city. last monday. this catherine story reports hundreds of people killed during the finding. the being buried in mass graves, volunteers, and other health workers are taking forty's for barrels, entities, fees, levels over in the city. last week. 8 agencies say more than 900 people were killed in just a few days. the monks in co, my full body's online everywhere and the composing my, my cheese that has been sad to for his sons remains. she can't find him underneath the hundreds of bodies. the cool and he come up with you. my son was in the house. we

the well meantime, a former official, the us state department is joining didn't blow with a cover on this or us a id scandal. mike bens speaking with a legendary john, let's talk across in, in the telling us lieu of examples of the agencies handing, creating k olson regime change worldwide. and for now, here's just one of many eggs on they saw the l g, b, population to at, to bangladesh. she ethnic minority groups and young students and student groups who had already been protesting earlier that year because of the big some, a local, local politics issue there. and, and they noted, you know, that at rap music was, was popular. and the young people were listening to rap music and bangladesh. so what do they do? they, they turned around, they took us taxpayer funds. they get a 100 percent of the money from, from the state department, and they work closely with usa. they actually administer usaid programs all over bangladesh and all over the world. and they funded bangladesh the raft groups to produce a songs and music videos insinuating that people should take to the streets and do str

he was chief of staff with the us state department now led by monica rubio. when nato power has invaded the rock, kind of thank so much for coming on right off the top. i suppose i better ask you this bible relief about usa id. what you thought of that press conference in the white house with the alleged wall criminal netanyahu? the trump gave way outlined, possible ethnic cleansing route for gaza, or frankly, i didn't think that i could be in the future stand by anything but look, curio bombastic character donald trump said, but i was, this is, this is just such a flagrant violation of the read space to order, if you will, that we fashion, particularly the international law part of it. there's just stunning, absolutely starting. i think this special effort to her all the needs said correctly, if you wanted to break every law possible to be broken, you did. except while you ins measure up or to or i'll give you the fail to create disease 5. and i know i get criticized with the left is if i'm some trump supports it. yeah. it was trump that allowed the children

the fraud waste and abuse out of our federal government the, the level, the official of the us state department has joined into below the cover on the usa . i the scandal mike benz was speaking with a john list, talk across and detailed us to move examples of the agencies, hand and creating chaos and really just doing raging change all around the world. any highlights just for now. one of many examples. they saw the l g b population at 2 at 2 bangladesh, sheet ethnic minority groups and young students and student groups who had already been protesting earlier that year because of some of the local local politics issue there. and, and they noted, you know, that at rap music was, was popular and young people were listening to rap music and bangladesh. so what do they do? they, they turned around, they took us taxpayer funds. they get a 100 percent of the money from, from the state department, and they work closely with usa. they actually administer usaid programs all over bangladesh and all over the world. and they funded bangladesh. she rap groups to produce songs and music videos insinuating th

administration reportedly intends to merge the us agency for international development — with the us state departmentng secretary of state marco rubio its administrator. they have also been locked out of their email accounts. control of the us agency under the remit of the state department. to 130 countries, and managed a budget of about $40 billion. its budget. president donald trump at the white house for the gaza ceasefire. he is already in washington meeting with middle east envoy of the gaza ceasefire. on what mr netanyahu hopes to accomplish while in washington. to emphasise that. in his words, "redrawn the map of the middle east". to see him since he returned to the white house — about unrwa — the un agency for palestinians — and very keen to emphasise what he sees as the strategic threat posed by iran, israel's great rival in the region. although it's worth pointing out there has been, at points, a fractious relations between the two. he would be heartened to hear ppresident trump's words about unrwa — the un agency for palestinians — and how it will no longer be funded. and very keen to emph

the us state department has involving congress that plans to sell $7400000000.00 worth of weapons to israel. this comes just 2 days after the president trump met these very problem, minutes at the white house to discuss the gaza, see saw the package include $6700000000.00 with the bones guided systems of fuses. laser guided hellfire missiles with $660000000.00 a rule. so on the list, let's get more of this and she has a time to send the vi washington to clarify exactly what's going on. this deal was some time in the making, wasn't that she had yes, because this what this particular deal appears to be is the deal that joe biden and his administration that info on congress informally about in january to get approval from the house and senate fund for the foreign relations for the past committees at, for, for, for approval. but it hasn't been approved. a hold has been put on by, by some sentences, given all the questions about cause a genocide, joe, and all that. i'm sorry, this is the top of ministration showing. it's continuity in, in research, in well, in submitting the full paperwor

states for a fee. under the deal to us, we'll be able to send a convicted criminals to a citizens own legal residents to serve prison sentences in el salvador of jails. the us state department previously described bits of the crowd of detention centers as harsh and dangerous. but secretary of state, marco rubio described it as an offer of friendship and says he's profoundly grateful. c has agreed to accept the deportation. any illegal alien in the united states who is a criminal from any nationality be they m. s 13 or claim that are well and housed him in his jails. and 3rd, he has offered to house in his jails. dangerous american, criminal's in custody in our country, including those of us citizenship and legal residents. your thoughts on this, and i think it's undeniable that the united states is, are most important partner our most important trade partner, our biggest buyer of our exports, the biggest source of our imports. we have a large number of salvadorans living in the united states, and also we use the us currency. our currency is so us dollar a heavy m guys and hate to have attacked a neighborhood near the capital that's home to most of the countries of late at l

what's left of the agencies caucus with the us state department of the slashing it's workforce from 14000. the less than $300.00 is reason statement. the motley. that's a direct aim at that asians usa i. d is driving the radical left crazy and there's nothing they can do about it because the way in which the money has been spent so much of it fraudulently is totally unexplainable. the corruption is at levels rarely see before close it down. well, as of the whole, the us, i, the usa, i, the scandal interest bearing all sorts of new evidence by the hour. for example, funding regime change well, the wide. but we spoke a form of us state department of virtual lawrence wilkinson, about how the agency transformed of the latest decades. it's on the episode now of getting on the ground. you can see it all throughout the day. but for right now, small pre, to watch the transition and transform ation in u. s. a. it when for an organization of fundamentally, bureaucrats civil service and foreign service running development programs in various countries in the world, in accordance with us express poli

the was poor us countries in question the trumpet, ministration attempts to follow the us agency is the state department us 2nd just state market. rubio announced he was taking control and accuse agency or in subordination. a programs have been frozen and thousands of employees put on leave . you in says the freezing funding is already being felt on 8 operations. some of this is having immediate impact on a life saving activities. i mean is, you know, the us has been extremely generous to our humanitarian programs all over the world. i think the figure for 2024 is that the us contributed. 47 percent of the global humanitarian appeal, which amounts to up to about $1414000000000.00 . how did your castro has more now from washington us? this is the usa at headquarters, where about $40000000000.00 of annual us for an aide, covering everything from textbooks to ukrainian school children to medicine for african aids patients to the biggest food assistance program in the world is all managed. and today, the building stores are closed after workers were told with just hours notice to stay home. trans effort to

it's almost exclusively funded by the us state department funding that's been suddenly stopped in sight. they say they have about enough food for 3 weeks or so. and the people who manage these can say they won't let the inhabitants stop for they also freely admit there isn't another donor. we can step in essential medical care is being provided temporarily by thailand, but they have neither. the results has no the capacity for the long term. the see if i will, we have no idea of what will happen to us. we don't have any money to buy me to send them, will die if we have not made a significant value. and the apparent closure of us a id is impacting clinics along the board. these facilities are aligned to the results of people inside member who have no access to health care because of the ongoing civil war. the sudden withdrawal of american support is being so far and wide. it's also impact people or victims of human trafficking. people who are victims of trans national repression. those who have stood up for human rights and, and faced abuses and, and found ways to be supported by the u.

was the left of the agencies caucus with the us state department of the slashing as workforce from 14000 to less than 300. and then as recent statement, the modulator took direct a at the agency. the usa id is driving the radical left crazy. and there is nothing they can do about it because the way in which the money has been spent so much of it fraudulently is totally unexplainable. the corruption is at levels rarely seen before. close it down. well as a us, a id is a bearing scandals by the hour with evidence, for example, of funding regime change, setting the main stream liberal narrative worldwide also to pushing a quick trans agenda from the east to the west. uh, we spoke before my us state department official, lawrence welk is and about how essentially the agency transformed over the decades of the whole up for grabs the latest episode of going on the ground. it is quite enlightening. is a pre and i watch the transition and transform ation in u. s. a. it went for an organization of fundamentally bureaucrats, civil service and foreign service running development programs in various

what's left with the agencies caucus with that of the us state department of the slashing this workforce from 14000, the less than 300. and it's reason stipend, the mazda leader to direct aim at this agents usa id is driving the radical left crazy. and there's nothing they can do about it because the way in which the money has been spent so much of it fraudulently is totally unexplainable . the corruption is at levels rarely see before close it down. well, let's say you as a id scandal, as bearing fruit by the hour, with evidence all for example, funding regime change, creating the mainstream liberal narrative to the world by paying of thousands of journalists and others. we spoke with for my us state department official lawrence wilkinson talking about how the agency transformed over the decades. all of this going down in the light, this episode of going on the ground. you can watch it all day long, but for now, here's a little to watch the transition and transform ation in u. s. a. it when for an organization of fundamentally, bureaucrats civil service and foreign service running devel

us stayed in iraq. and it turns out usa i. d. 's been dropping fat stacks into more than just kid shows. political, for example, has gotten over $8000000.00 in subsidies from the state department. and geo and the white house is putting a stop to it. i was made aware of the funding from us say id to media outlets, including political, who i know has a seat in this room. and i can confirm that to be more than $8000000.00 taxpayer dollars that have gone to essentially subsidizing subscriptions to political. i mean, american tax paradigm will no longer be happening, and with all that money comes a political line that needs to go away. it's no wonder political was the 1st outlet to churn out, completely fake propaganda that the scandal surrounding 100 biden's laptop was russian. this information political was also willing to do a little dance for that state department money. something one of his former reporters said was coward politico, my former employer. and i knew at the time didn't do itself any favors. i was covering bite at the time and i remember coming to my editor and saying, hey, we need to write about the 100 by the laptop. and i was told this came from on high politico

his comments came after the panama canal authority rejected the us state department's claim that thatcrossing fees to use the waterway. currently, the us makes up a significant proportion of traffic through the canal — accounting for 52% of transits in 2024. donald trump has been threatening to seize the waterway, alleging china's influence on panama. turning now to steel and moves by the japanese giant nippon to try and buy us steel. a deal was blocked by biden�*s administration who said it posed a national security threat. but what does a trump administration mean for the proposed takeover? and could it form a part of the conversation whenjapan�*s prime minister shigeru ishiba meets trump later today? nick wall is a mergers and acquisitions attorney, and talked me through the process that would be required to get the deal passed.— that would be required to get the deal passed. look, there's clear steps _ the deal passed. look, there's clear steps that _ the deal passed. look, there's clear steps that the _ the deal passed. look, there's clear steps that the deal - the deal passed. l

poor was countries as in question, is the trump administration attempts to follow the us agency and to the state department us secretary of state, marco rubio announced he was taking control of choosing the agency of and subordination, us phone aid is distribute distribution through multiple agencies according to a congressional reports in 2022. a quarter of all funds were allocated to programs that provide humanitarian assistance. these include food medicine, shelter, so people affected by crises, the same year, 21 percent to global health initiatives, and 18 percent one to programs to support economic, social and political development. another 18 percent is classified as peace and security building and strengthening military police. and the security forces in recipients countries and the remaining 18 percent was allocated to sectors such as governance, education, and social net services. well, let's go to patty called her and she's joining us live from washington dc. so patsy . firstly, what is happening today with us a id before we even see the impact on the recipient countries. a lot of workers seem to

countries is facing an uncertain future. trump administration's plan to fold a us development agency into the states department to pay us to be taken. shave the us secretary of state ma, ma co. rubio announced that he's taking control of us, say id and accused the agency of insubordination. usa, i, the managers about $40000000000.00 of annual assistants to more than $200.00 countries. but trumpets put a 90 day freeze on us funding. forcing thousands of programs around the world to shut down as you called, hey and has moved from washington dc. all the workers basically been infected, say they usa id employees yesterday were told, just don't show up to the office. those that did were locked out. we saw a impromptu protest. we expect that's going to continue today. not only could they not doing their physical space, but many are reporting, they can't get into their work email or the internal communications systems. so this is clearly, truly unprecedented. we've seen new administration's look to change board assistance in future contracts, but these are contracts that have already been approved. these are people w

while there is no laptop in the revelations emerging about us, the mike bens of for my state department official, has now given the 2 weeks about examples, all the agencies efforts to gain the influence and even toppled governments. basically, there was a conflict around around the constructive us military base in the region, which is very common conflict that we have often times foreign countries don't like having a big fat us military base installed, you know, on they don't want for exhibits on their soil. let's just say it really is vital to us national interest to build that military base in bangladesh to counter chinese influence. and the banquet actually prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to do the same change a predict space of allegations coming out. now from like pens this up for my us state department official, who says that all the way back in 2018, the state department had adult to into about how we could possibly look at shifting the lines in bangladesh. now what he was referring to specifically, there is that story back

us military base and the bangladesh, the prime minister doesn't want to do it. it's our foreign policy planners decide. we need to arrange for my state department of special blows there, lived on us the id spilling details on how the organizations felt the top of governments around the world. here's roland. have mass conduct, the latest exchange, a 183 percent. and while the student present as a release for 3 hostages from guys, and one of the former detainees said that his only crime was hoping for a better future. they threatened us beat us to our last breast, but all of it is for the homeless. all of it is for the palestinian cause, a defenseless, impoverished people demanding their simplest rights freedom and independence. the, now we're continuing our coverage of the latest trends shaping the world right now . this is our team to national i a michael fortune. now we begin in our program with news from the russian capital. a large fire has tore through a historic form of factor building, which is actually located in the same neighborhood as our own headquarters wide. here are these on this dcf, although the not was not the seen to tell us m

state, marco rubio, has said it's absurd that us government vessels pay to go through the panama canal. came panama canal. his comments came the panama canal after the panama canal authority rejected the us state department'snal, to of the canal, accounting to 52% of in 2024. us the canal, accounting to 52% of donald . us the canal, accounting to 52% of donald trump has been president donald trump has been threatening to seize the alleging china's threatening to seize the on leging china's threatening to seize the on leging ct now, we influenee on panama blew. we keeping a influenee on panama ttew. we keeping a close eye on are keeping a close eye on india's central bank because it is widely to is widely expected'to announse much—anticipated rate cut, first in nearly five years. the first in nearly five years. we cross delhi to our we cross live to delhi to our correspondent, staying across the developments. tell because the developments! tett besause driving the possible is driving the rbi's possible decision? and are close what it's thinking? hearing what it's thinking? we're very in i'm we're very close. in fact, i'm listening in to the governor of the reserve bank of india the’reserve bank of india he'

india, she accuse the us of being behind essentially a crew to our, to my friends now saying, well actually this is all true because this is something we knew the state department was trying to do for the last few years, and then that's what we saw in his woods, another color revolution. he outlines how us a r d was impulse that not. and they noted, you know, that or at rap music was, was popular and young people were listening to rap music in bangladesh. so what do they do? they, uh, they turned around and they took us taxpayer funds. they get a 100 percent of the money from, from the state department, and they work closely with usaid and they funded bangladesh. she wrapped groups to produce songs and music videos insinuating that people should take to the streets and do street protests. and, you know, the classic a peaceful protest that's has the, the upside of being a riot. the bundle dash is one of many as the suite because really, um, so usa i t has been incredibly busy. in fact, for basically the entire duration of its existence. what else was it being responsible for? yeah, that's why it's been uh, in existence. this stuff is around 1961 to decades now o

today he was calling the state department of reducing the state department of using quote, lies and false fluids to try to manage the bi lateral relationship. very, very strong words, and the president will also said that he knew nothing about president trump's invitation to have a phone call with him on friday at 3 pm. something that the president had said in what in washington, he said he has received no invitation to do that. and you'll also underscored that not only would u. s. navy ships not be or have not at least been authorized to go through the panama canal for free without paying the fee. but also that the united states does not dictate panamanian policy. so clearly the relationship now has become a far more tense than it was when the us secretary of state medical rubio arrive there over the weekend, left on monday allegedly was a, but we're making it at least sound as though some important agreements had been reached between both countries to try to offset the threats by prism in from the quote take back to us because the, the panama canal, which he claims really should belong

rudy giuliani and then that dirt ended up being used as part of the impeachment of donald trump in 2019. so they and so they, this is the state department funding, mercenary media to then dig up dirt on high profile us citizens metastasized and into that very evidence being entered into the congressional record to it, to him, to successfully impeach the president of the united states. so in that case, if there was no, you know, if there was no state department usaid funding to ccrpi, they wouldn't of, you know, presumably had the capital to, to go out and dig up dirt on rudy giuliani and so usaid, spending to journalists in ukraine comes back to be used to impeach trump. well in n n to square me as a russian agent, right? that's been reported this out there. it's proven to my tax dollars go to impugning my character and calling me a disloyal american, a certain point, you know, like we kinda need a revolution. i mean, that's why should we put up with that for a 2nd. a? yes, i'll scan. i know this is to replace too hot you cover that this week. we now know in ukraine 90 percent to meet organizations receiving a huge chunk of funding from

israel and egypt will be a close to recipients through the federal departments. us side receive 60 percent of the funds, followed by the state department and the treasury us site employees more than 10000 people. last year it provided 42 percent of all humanitarian aid accounted for by the un. heidi joe castro joins us now live outside us side headquarters and the height of the line just dropping now. is that donald trump willing for us the efficiency of usa to eat on mosque? what does that mean? exactly? we're not really sure what that means, and that is what sewing, so much chaos in doubt at the moment among us for an aid workers and their projects . we do know that you almost who of course, heads the government efficiency agencies known as jose. he sent representatives to this building over the weekend and demanded access basically to every door within us 8 offices. and when they were a blocked by to top us age, security officials, those officials were actually told to be put on administrative leave. they were trying to block access to classified information that ultimately the eli must, a personnel were able to access. a

us that from the united states from boston. this said the panama, where the president has said that he rejects the us panama relationship based on lies in full. so it's as off to the us state department announced that government vessels would not would no longer be required to pay a fee to use the panama canal. the canal a little far as he responded, saying that was on true, but it's on it's willing to hold towards with us officials. earlier this week, montgomery visited which way and successfully pressured panama to leave china as belton road initiative. president donald trump has repeatedly suggested that the us take back control of the canal. i. let's go live now to a lot to the america, tennessee, and human who's in santiago, chile. so let's see what's the story a strong repost from melina? the absolutely just one week ago, president willing know, has said that he was sure that the differences with united states could be ironed out amicably and in a friendly manner. today he was calling the states department of reducing the state department of using quote, lies and false fluids to try to manage the bi lateral relationship. very, very strong words. and the president will also said