usaid is there for disaster when it strikes. usaid is providing nearly $282 million in emergency response in 13 countries across the hemisphere. during a pandemic would help deliver 70 million vaccines can contribute to regional vaccination rate of 70%. we are requesting now 54 million -- for future health risks and we support the asian people whose lives have been up-ended by gang violence providing food assistance to hundreds of thousands keeping over 160 clinics opened increasing worldwide -- and support bills for multinational solution for theirs and their wonderful opportunity for a hemisphere to show that we stand with our members and we request $246 million that will allow us to improve citizen security and chart the path toward elections. even as we respond to this crises we stay focused on the long-term. we have partnered with columbia across five administrations supporting their transition for more transparency between should the victims of the armed conflict bringing opportunity to isolate committees and help farmers

usaid is they are when disaster strikes but so far this year usaid has provided nearly 282 million in emergency response. thirteen countries across the hemisphere. during the pandemic and contributed to regional vaccination rate of over 70% we are requesting 54 million strengthen health systems for health risk. we support the haitian people whose lives a bit offended by gang violence providing food assistance to hundreds of thousands keeping over one or 60 clinics open and increasing. support billed for a multinational force. it is a narrow window of opportunity for our hemisphere to show we stand with their haitian neighbors. the requested 246 million will allow us to improve citizen security even as we respond to the crises we state focus on the long-term. for more at peace. a broadri opportunity to isolatd communities without farmers transition to crops. this progress is fragile our continued investment ensures those take root. usaid also invest in institutions that are producing thousands of changemakers and old countries. we invest in people training journalists and civil society

corruption is also another area of focus for usaid. this president biden has said, corruption is a cancer that eats away at citizen faith and democracy. it weighs a ton of entire generations, scares investments in jobs and denies people their dignity. according to the 2021 americas barometer report, and astounding three in five citizens from the region believe there is widespread corruption among politicians. in response, usaid programs trained more than 8000 government officials and representatives last year, empowering people with knowledge of the ethical norms of their roles and the capacity to act against corruption so they can hold criminals accountable and build public trust in institutions. that trust is critical to upholding the democratic values celeste year, usaid and the department of state, we launched voices, the initiative investment to amplify democratic values such as transparency and accountability. it supports our work alongside those standing up her democracy and human rights including independent media. as we look a

germans there, but usaid literally comes to yerevan with fanfare, and how does this actually threatent out. yusey, the main battering ram of the american so-called soft power, openly declares itself in armenia with the arrival of samantha power, the head of the american international development agency, which is considered undesirable in russia, which sees this very development exclusively as controlled by the state, so ms. power looks at pashinyan, it seems, not for a moment. it is felt that it will strengthen armenian democracy, so it will not seem too little. we have arrived in armenia and i hope that i will have the opportunity to come again to discuss our steps to strengthen your growing democracy. the americans essentially did not leave armenia. the staff, their embassy in yerevan is 2,000 people, plus dozens of ngos that they sponsor, in particular the same one. has been working in the country for many years even before the so-called velvet revolution eighteenth year and especially after. in their orbit, first of all, young people, under the guise of educational programs, under

more than 160 officials across 20 federal agencies are monitoring usaid to ukraine. according to the keel institute, ukraine aid tracker are more than double those of the united states. russia is china's junior partner, a defeated mush yeah means a weaker china. japan's foreign minister said, it cannot be separated from european security. war putin started this with rule of law imposing deems -- rule of gun with opposing the democracies with rule of law and death to israel, death to america. we should support the supplemental of peace through strength. and why not victory. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina yields back. the gentleman from california reserves. the gentlewoman from minnesota is recognized. ms. mccollum: i yield three minutes to the the gentlewoman from ohio leader here in u.s. congress, three minutes. ms. kaptur: thank you ranking member and yielding time. this bill provides critical military support for ukraine. i firmly stand on the side of ukraine, on the side of liberty and against russian tyranny. such support

and if we're going to use usaid to do that, that's all well and good too. but let's e enumerate how we're actually going to use this money to counter china. what we're expected to believe is that, well they immediate this money and we're going to counter china somewhere in eastern europe. maybe we are. but let's make the case. but what you're asking is, the american people borrow money from china, borrow money from china, then somehow counter china and just give all these folks that are smarter than the rest of us all the money and i'm sure they'll figure it out. i don't know if you're keeping up with current events but china is eating our lunch right now. while we're spending all this money. that we're borrowing from china. i think the case makes itself. with that, mr. chairman, i yield the balance. the chair: the gentleman yields. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from pennsylvania. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. the amendment disbried to -- is agreed to. does the gentleman

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and however with these cuts the department of state and usaid will be forced to reduce programs that engage countries like colombia and guatemala to address the conditions causing people to flee to the united states. we cannot await -- wait to address the issue. we all know what we should be doing right now and this is not it. this is an exercise in futility because this bill is going nowhere. the urgent issue is to deep our government -- keep our government opened. everybody in this body knows keeping the u.s. government running, passing full-year bills will require bipartisanship. we have a bipartisan agreement in the senate. a compromise to keep our government opened and address the nation's concerns. let us move in that direction. democrats and republicans already compromised when they passed the debt limit bill. but because house republicans immediately reneged, they have moved us to the brink of a shutdown. a republican shutdown that will have consequences on every senior, veteran, and child in america. and on our diplomats and service members around the world. let us move to k

third, american diplomats, military officers, and usaid employees have finally returned to kyiv. their presence allows for more oversight and accountability of our assistance. senators who have visited the american-led headquarters in germany and seen the professional multinational effort supporting ukraine firsthand have come away impressed. they have also been impressed by lieutenant general tony ogoto, the senior american officer who runs this effort and was confirmed by the senate last year by voice vote. through these coalition efforts, we have unprecedented insight into how nearly 30 types of western weapons, systems and vehicles are being used by ukraine, often beyond to the serial number. take, for example, an american-led effort in poland that remotely assists ukrainian units on the front lines to maintain and prepare various weapons and vehicles. when the trouble arises, ukrainian units have every incentive to share data, photos and video in real time about the status of their weapons and benefit from engineering solutions we provide to help maintain and repair these we

. >> reporter: how much money went from usaid to this -- to the work at wuhan and to the collaborator acc at the university of north carolina to create -- to collect and make coronaviruses that are weaponized and more deadly? >> so i, first of all, reject the immist accusation in that question and i do not have at my finger -- i do not have at my fingertips the particular details of you said funding. >> reporter: are you saying for certain no usaid money went to the wuhan institute of virology. tell us what are you denying, what is your denial. a non-denial denial. >> jesse: why hasn't biden administration asked for reparations? chinese virus killed a million of us. why isn't the biden administration seeking to prosecute the chinese in the international criminal court? and why is the central intelligence agency bribing agents to cover up the origins of a murderous virus. and how much money have pharmaceutical companies made since the lab leaked? all important questions which we expect house investigators to get to the bottom of. mike baker's a former cia officer and host of the presid

and department of state and usaid and many others from our government and our allies and partners. hold your head high. you served, you did what your country asked, and each of you serve with honor and courage still, and dignity, and never forget that. [applause] today, our joint force is ready. right now, as we are here, fort myer, on this field, there are 60 to 100 united states navy warships sailing the seven seas to ensure freedom of navigation. and our coast guard has saved countless lives at sea. right now, last 24 hours, we flew other 5,000 sorties and we do that every day to protect our homeland, support our allies and keep the skies safe. our space force is rapidly expanding into that new domain. and our army and marines are currently forward-deployed to maintain peace and stability throughout the world. simultaneously, this join force is preparing for the future, investing in capabilities to sustain our military overmatch and modernize the force. and our pace forward will not stop. general c.q. brown is the right leader to accelerate change. he's the right man at the righ

there is goodwill and we saw today usaid give a sign of support.he issue still is, if the turks and azerbaijan decide on that corridor, will the rest of the world stop them? we will find out, i don't know the answer. anchor: thank you very much for your analysis, and your time. correction on something i said, the prime minister not the president of armenia. we continue to monitor the situation in nagorno-karabakh. more than 200 people injured after a blast at a petrol station. most of the injured are in severe condition and have been transported elsewhere by air as they cannot treat all of them properly. we will bring you more on this latest development, believed to be not related to the conflict, but is a lot of confusion and resources are very stretched, as you can see by the scenes in that hospital. more as we get it. fresh developments in ukraine this monday. kyiv claims it killed the commander of the black fleet in its latest operation. crimea was the area. reporter: it was in the first attack in crimea but perhaps the most daring. officials i

i'll let usaid and the moroccan government speak to how they intend to use that. i would also just, as the president did, reiterate that we stand ready to provide even more assistance should it be required and needed. we are in direct contact with them about their needs and obviously you want to do the best you can to meet those needs as they see them. reporter: why wouldn't the administration re-engage, if it would be possible with the jcpoa? john: we wanted it to be possible. my goodness, the first couple years of this administration we worked hard to try to get us back into the jcpoa and iran kept larding up the negotiations with things that had nothing to do with their nuclear program and we realized the futility of the effort. so we stopped putting energy and effort into it. all around the time that they were whipping and beating female protesters so we held them accountable for that. that was a significant moment as well. look, the president has been very consistent that we want to make sure they never achieve a nuclear weapons capability. he would vastly pr

usaid saying a small team will travel here to help identify unmet humanitarian needs. stephanie?ncredible devastation there. tom, thank you so much. >>> this morning, a wakeup call for drivers. gas prices could soon be on the rise. many in the midwest are already feeling the pain. alexis christoforous joins us now with those details. good morning, alexis. >> reporter: good morning, stephanie. don't get used to these stable gas prices. that's the message this morning. that's from oil experts. drivers have been enjoying slightly lower prices at the moment despite a recent uptick in the price of gasoline's main ingredient, crude oil. aaa says the national average for a gallon of regular is $3.82, about the same as a month ago, but 2 cents away from a year ago. we are a week away from switching to the cheaper blend of gas. experts warn that there are several factors that could send prices higher. drivers in the midwest are already feeling the pain. in minnesota gas shot up 40 cents a gallon overnight and the gas app gas buddy predicts prices could climb even higher. we're in the midd

i believe usaid has provided some support with the refugee crisis that armenia is facing.he u.s. should be a broker for peace working with turkey, armenia and azerbaijan. trying to get armenia and azerbaijan to recognize they need to reach a peace agreement and ensure the protection of all civilians in this region. anchor: any solution in the past has not helped so what would a diplomatic solution look like that would be sustainable? >> i think it will involve some painful concessions. i think armenia will have to give azerbaijan access to its x clave. now they have to fly over armenia or travel through iran. i think they will have to give a land corridor into armenia. and i think the concession to azerbaijan will be turkey and the eu and the united states helping to create a transit corridor in the south caucus. anchor: thank you for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. anchor: in washington republicans launched their impeachment inquiry into the business dealings of president biden and his son hunter. they accused him of profiting from his son's business venture

largely cover their own needs in metals, then another initiative ministerial meeting on transport usaidh will come to you, but in fact , nothing either, and nothing supernatural new projects are not being discussed; there was even an initiative for a middle corridor across the sea, which was not put forward by the americans; it was put forward by local players who are developing themselves, who are trying to build logistics. and in conditions of such tightness in the center of the region, so here it cannot be called an american initiative, there was not even a way out to press, accordingly, this cannot be called a full-fledged summit. this is a small meeting on the sidelines of the general assembly accordingly. i think that these are just protocol officers for the american president faced with a question. where and in what room can this be done? apparently , they found this oval table in the shape of a horseshoe, and what bothered me more was not that, but it was lined up like some kind of biden birthday celebration, and he was sitting at the head. and the fact that he was not sitting a

i'll let usaid and the moroccan government talk about how they will use that.stand ready to provide even more assistance should it be required and needed. but we are in direct contact with them about their needs and you want to do the best to meet needs as they see them. >> admiral, why wouldn't the administration reengage, if it would be possible with the jcpoa. >> well, we wanted it to be possible. i mean, my goodness. the first couple years of this ade worked hard to get us back into the jcpoa and iran keep larding up the negotiations with things that had nothing to do with their nuclear program and we realized the futility of the effort. so we stopped putting energy and effort into it. all around the time that they were whipping and beating female protestors so we held them accountable for that, that was a significant moment as well. look, the president has been very consistent that we want to make sure they never achieve a nuclear weapons capability. he would prefer, vastly prefer to do that through diplomacy, not a viable option. >> what is the administra

here i am looking at the observed one, which is today, let's say, the arrival of samantha power, and usaidre, the mid of france sent its military attache, here is kateryna kolan today, she announced that france is there, seriously supporting armenia. and if the civilized world looks at what is happening and simply does not speak , as was the case with us initially, if you remember ukraine, that they are all excited about what is happening in ukraine, that is really, really present, they would have seen that he came to armenia, they saw, they would communicate with people who leave their own territory, it will be natural, with which he can be friendly, yes, because armenia is surrounded by an environment, in addition to this , a russian base sits inside, armenia sits inside, there was a clash of russian troops with civilians in yerevan once in the nineties, they just shot center in center yerevan people, because i know this experience, today, we must understand perfectly well that here it is necessary to simply... ' a small people, it is necessary to save it, yes, we heard your opinion, mr.

general of the pentagon of the state department and, er , the inspector general is also er, directly usaidry actively every day, a significant resource has been allocated to them by the congress , and they constantly publish reports. it is their task to check and supervise the use of funds, and that is why the special representative of his, hers, in this case, the main task is coordination and active cooperation both with the ukrainian authorities and with to everyone in the administration here in the united states, as well as the issue of attracting active business, that is, the coordination of all directions and all our partners jseven plus and all international financial organizations in the matter economic recovery of ukraine weeks days months until kyiv i can't say yet, but of course we invite and will be very happy to see her in kyiv about control over financial aid appreciated, it was also written that the pentagon is sending personnel to ukraine to monitor the use of military aid in fact as far as i understand, the us department of defense is creating a team in kyiv, ukraine, to be

comes as 5 minutes oppression yon met with the us deputy assistant secretary of state on the head of usaid, samantha power. and i discussed the situation in the board about kind of a i'm going to love to function young, a president in fight and noted washington. the support for armine is independence on democracy. force of praising the strengthening of democratic institutions in the country. well, we got a slightly different type just on this drawing for raleigh as john, listen, political analysts, no heat, cold, the american support of our main year right now, because an act of center supposed to be to discuss with 6 is, 1st of all, let's remember what's what is the united states, right? what role does the united states play in international relations? or what role hasn't played over the past 25 years? and the answer is clear. in agent of chaos, everywhere the us has gone. in the past 25 years. there's always been chaos in war and conflict it into horrible. just, you know, horrible economic collapse as you look across the middle east, right? countries just collapsing, failed states. where

possible to note among the partners that provide such powerful and systematic assistance, this is the usaid hoverla project, this is the international solidarity fund of the republic of poland, this is the un development program in ukraine, which means the eastern europe fund, others, others donors who provide help, i apologize if i did not mention anyone, but i named the main ones, this is a systematic work that has been going on for years, it consists both in training our volunteers and in providing them with ee, that is, with clothes combat, equipment and fire-fighting equipment, there are such elements , in fact, right now it is already underway, in the republic of poland, for example , the training of the fourth group of volunteers of 15 people, three such groups have already learned from different regions of ukraine, and this work is ongoing, and i i hope that our international partners see progress, at least we see it, this is reflected in the increase in the number of such units, even in the conditions of armed aggression, i want to give another example, kherson oblast, a territory

this is a usaid hooverva project, this is the international solidarity fund of the republic of poland, this is the un development program in ukraine, and uh, that means the eastern europe fund, uh, other, other donors who provide assistance, i apologize if i did not mention anyone, but the main ones i called, this is systematic work that lasts for years, it consists both in the training of our volunteers and in providing them with combat clothing, equipment and fire-fighting equipment, there are such elements, in fact, it is already underway, in the republic of poland, for example, the training of the fourth group of 15 volunteers, three such groups have already learned from different regions of ukraine, and this work continues, and i hope that our international partners see progress, at least we see it, it is reflected in the growth of the number of such units even in the conditions of armed aggression. i want to give another example, kherson oblast, a territory that was de-occupied, that is, you you know, completely, yes, the region was captured, everything was either looted, or sma

the american agency usaid launches support programs for ukrainians farmers the first stage is a needsdy, followed by access to low-cost financing and advisory support. we, together with our partners, will help the all-ukrainian council. expert and legal solutions to their current problems, they are definitely in a situation that requires both state support and donor support, and we are creating such a platform so that the entire facet sector can start recovery. the government is going to provide targeted assistance per hectare and has already allocated uah 800 million in the project for this purpose of the next budget, and recently expanded the loan program at 5-7 9%, in particular for businesses in the de-occupied territories. valery pashko, oskar yas espresso tv channel. protest actions, prophetic words about the russian invasion and the fight for victory. in lviv , the book of the activist and military serviceman yury gudamenko was presented. in his stories, the author describes the unique struggle for ukrainian statehood, the activities of the resistance movement , and his own lif

time, because we need to deal with our periphery, our periphery, well, look, there is an agency, and usaidand there is rossotrudnichestvo, just compare if the funding rossotrudnichestvo sid, it’s not funny, it would be a mockery, it’s just a mockery, that’s why. they would be happy to work, but maybe they should be given a free hand, well , we have a task of ponies, for example, but what is their task to bring our like-minded people to us, our fellow citizens, our compatriots, no laws, no money, now one of the most serious, the same, most serious tasks , at one time, when the faculty was created, we were created for a specific task, we were created to prepare personnel for such funds, like the ebert fund, something similar that worked for us. no, they haven’t created such a fund, because because there is peace, yes, because there is not enough, there is not enough, there is a peace fund, a russian youth committee, so the point, the point is, that of course, such a structure is needed now, because we need to protect, in connection with john trudeau, trudeau, they already have a general poli

itself will not come, we are talking about the fact that the americans are funded by organizations , usaidct this kind of activity, why do they have these organizations on the territory of russia, we don’t have them, parity in international relations, as far as i understand , i imagine, it means it is possible and necessary to comply with it, yes, if they do not comply, then what kind of balance is it even about? we forgot about balance then, then we form no rules , anarchy arises, within the framework of this anarchy, as they say, it’s a matter of who is who, what they want, everything goes towards this with all the pros and cons of this process, but if so, then what is international law again , if so, then we have one, that’s what you said about , rossotrudnichestvo is enough. no, not enough, funding, no, not enough, there must be whole groups, whole small structures that prepare for territories... opponents, yes, in relation to them, in general, including us, yes , they are developing relevant documents, preparing people, we have a situation in which we have been weaving threads all thi

firstly, we will be able to stimulate local business, this is taxes, this is jobs, the american agency usaid is launching support programs for ukrainian farmers, the first stage of needs research, and then - access to cheap financing and advisory support. we, together with our partners, the all-ukrainian granalna council will help. expert and legal solutions to their current problems, they are definitely in a situation that requires both state support and donor support, and we are creating such a platform so that the entire facet sector can start recovery. the government is going to provide targeted assistance per hectare and for 800 million hryvnias have already been allocated for this in the draft of the next budget, and recently the loan program was expanded to five. in particular, for business in the de-occupied territories. valery pashko, oskar janson, espresso tv channel. such were the news at that time. we will see you at 14:30. as always, you can read more on our website espresso tv, a brief overview of the main thing on the telegram channel espresso tv, and also watch us dear. well,

american usaid agency launches support programs for ukrainian farmers.he first stage is a needs study, followed by access to low-cost financing and advisory support. together with our partners, the all-ukrainian agrarian council, we will provide expert and legal help in solving their current problems. they are definitely in a situation that requires both state support and donor support, and we are creating a platform for the entire early sector to begin recovery. the government is going to provide an address assistance per hectare, and for this purpose uah 800 million have already been allocated in the draft of the next budget, and recently the program of loans at 5-7-9% has been expanded, in particular for businesses in the de-occupied territories. valery pashko, oskar jansuns , espresso tv channel. that was the news for this time, we will see you at 16:30, you can read more on our website espresso tv, also subscribe to us on telegram and watch on youtube. then my colleagues khrystyna yatskiv and antin borkovskii continue the broadcast. ukraine is footb

president allowed him is landscape, and his own to rogers embezzled hundreds of millions of dollars in usaid. thank you so much. i cipher coming back on. i mean, after reviewing that the terror attack, tell me about this $400000000.00 of us public money and, and i think a most american media covers the fact that the, the american public certainly need 400 $1000000.00 for it for instruct. you. tell me about the latest scandal trading with the enemy. oh well you have to know.

the united states agency for international development usaid is directing the group with a humanitarian mission to the south caucasus. this was stated by the head of the agency semanta power. according to her, the military operation in nagorno-karabakh last week worsened the already difficult humanitarian situation in the region. the armed forces of azerbaijan took control of the territory. which was under the control of local armenians for tens of years. according to media reports, the president of the unrecognized country, samval shaharaman, announced that the nagorno-karat republic has ceased to exist, as reported by local media. as a result, more than 70,000 people became refugees local armenians fear reprisals from azerbaijanis. a week ago, here in washington on a visit. the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi visited with the first lady. in just four days in the united states , olena zelska changed eight images. such exits have long been considered fashionable diplomacy and a non-verbal way of communicating with the world. what signals did olena zelska want to send. my collea

president allowed him is lensky and his own to rogers embezzled hundreds of millions of dollars in usaid. thank you so much. i cipher coming back on. i mean, after reviewing that the terror attack, tell me about this $400000000.00 of us public money. and, and i think of most american media covers the fact that the, the american public setting, they need $400000000.00 for infrastructure. tell me about the latest scandal trading with the enemy. oh, well, you have to know that the budget right now the actual money. i think that's the a my government is spent on that war is about 5 months ago was about a 113000000000. and it's now up to $120.00, so the $400000000.00 figure when you compare it to that, the great gross amount of money we spent there is almost trivial. but one of the things that really bought the base, i learned that just 2 months ago, the ukraine needs a lot of diesel fuel to keep us army going to keep his trucks going until they use diesel. and it's uh and, and they have, since the war began, they've been buying diesel from russia pen and, and as they weren't supposed to, rig

brought 9 managed to do it with the support of the us government agency for international development usaidhed a grant application so that all ukrainian designers could apply there, there were many criteria to choose, it was not easy, we need to make sure that the brands are not only ready to enter foreign markets, but also that they have adequate prices, as well as some experience of selling on international markets , it is a pleasure to work with ukrainian designers, they are creative and responsible and grateful to me the nicest designers i had the chance to work with. they really appreciate what they do for them, usually when you work with brands, when you provide them with five contracts, they ask why not 10 - ukrainian is completely different. all the more sees in the ukrainian fashion industry a huge potential for development on international markets. unfortunately, the war affected the analogy of goods , so timely and high-quality delivery is currently the main challenge. he says that even the participation of one of the designers in the showroom was under threat. that is why the co

and a team from usaid on the ground here, ready to deploy into the mountains, if they get the green light from the moroccan government. david? >> david: tom soufi burridge and our team in morocco. just extraordinary reporting all weekend long, tom, thank you. >>> meantime, back here in the u.s. tonight, and the new images this evening of that escaped murderer in pennsylvania, looking very different. we have also learned tonight that authorities say the fugitive has now slipped through that price mrimer the around that area west of philadelphia. they say he stole this white van saturday night and then abandoned it about 25 miles away. tonight here, the home surveillance showing him on the run, outside a former coworker's door, as you can see there, looking different than when he escaped. abc's trevor ault on the scene again tonight. >> reporter: 12 days after this daring escape from prison, tonight, pennsylvania officials say they no longer have murderer danelo cavalcante contained, after he slipped through their search perimeter over the weekend. >> it was a very strong perimeter as far a

as well as president for a lot of years the landscape very gladly confirming this key delivery of usaid. now, president joe biden had committed 31 abrams tanks to pray. how many have been delivered? is a question mark, exactly where they are going is also a question. but we do know that the military says they are being moved into position to reinforce funding is to reinforce progress on the ground and will no doubt be a positive for those units in places like separate leaves, uh further south where the terrain is flat and that is something that is well suited to this specific type of tank. it is fast moving, but there are concerns even with this, you know, in this capacity and fire power, there are concerns about a few it consumes how to operate. if it is more complex tank, then it's european counterparts. so what ukranian forces may be a custom to using, maintaining it will also be an issue. and how few they are. it is clearly a concern. the head of military intelligence, curative was not commenting on the delivery of these tank, said that they will be used to reinforce units, but they

it includes usaid, who was doing training for open and trusted digital infrastructure around the world. and certainly includes a discussion we have had about workforce. technical workforce. we're looking forward to costa rica leading regionally in the americas. in that way, what is so exciting about the security operations center in costa rica is, costa rica is already a regional leader. you were cohost of the summit for democracy because you are a regional leader of democracy. you rightly noted. as a result, we're looking forward to this security operation center being the first phase of becoming a regional security operations center where there are individuals from other countries sitting, learning how to maintain a network. how to detect intrusions. how to detect concerning behavior. how to quickly push back as your team -- even in the most recent cyberattack. because it is such a priority for the president, because he knows it is a key partner in his element. we called the financing element, that the security aspect making teams available rapidly as a key partner to ensure that we'

what about, of course, the united states would say, i think many people would say that usaid and v 8 industry is used by so well as to the, to get the geopolitical leverage and has been in, in the past. i've watched interviews with you when you really the international for them all over the world. do you think it's a level of racism or the geo political fear of it's a play when they seem to suggest for women's rights or they will concentrate on some issue. and i know we were one of the 1st. you immediately changed your news room to have uh more women in the news room. and so how, how do you react to this is orient list, be abuse that the arab countries don't decide you're able to get in nature nation media? look, i think it's a short answer would be all of the above. it's a bit of ignorance. it's a bit of oriented it's, it's, it's a bit oriented isn't. it's a bit of agendas, but mostly i would like to go to winston churchill and who said, you know, the americans will do the right thing after they've tried everything else. the number of meetings, or re, things that i've been, you know

the reason the fired by holding a $1000000000.00 in usaid hosted so we can even believe our own eyes believe the product as their own words. or we can believe what the democrats are spinning with their allies in the media. i think the american people are starting to see through it. you now have increasing numbers in polls showing that they believe that the buying family is corrupt if they believe joe biden is tied into it. and i thought that the impeachment proceedings, even this initial inquiry would force the media to cover what they've been ignoring for awhile. but as you point out, they're still sticking to their story. nothing to see their move on and trying to get the american people to focus on everything else except this for reps and it's taking place in the white house that has been taking place for a decade. yeah, stay. we don't have a lot of time signing. so i will ask one more question, was the probability that the republicans could actually succeed in impeaching by them? i think there's a chance in the house, although no democrats seemed willing to acknowledge the realit

president along is the landscape and this onto rogers embezzled. hundreds of millions of dollars in usaid. thank you so much. i cipher coming back on. i mean, after reviewing that the terror attack, tell me about this $400000000.00 of us public money and. and i think a most american media covers the fact that the, the american public certainly need $400000000.00 for infrastructure. tell me about the latest scandal trading with the enemy. oh, well, you have to know about the budget right now. the actual money. i think that's the on my government is spent on that war is about 5 months ago was about a 113000000000 and it's now up to 120. so the $400000000.00 figure when you compare it to that, the great gross amount of money we spent there is almost trivial. but one of the things that really bought the base, i learned that just 2 months ago, the ukraine needs a lot of diesel fuel to keep us army going to keep it's trucks going into. they use diesel and it's uh and, and they have, since the war began, they've been buying diesel from russia and, and, and as they weren't supposed to, right. the

president allowed him is lensky and his own to rogers embezzled hundreds of millions of dollars in usaid. thank you so much. i cipher coming back on. i mean, after revealing that the terror attack, tell me about this $400000000.00 of us public money and, and i think a most american media covers the fact that the, the american public setting, they need 4 $100000000.00 for infrastructure. tell me about the latest scandal trading with the enemy. the. oh, well, you have to know that the budget right now, the actual money. i think that's the on my government is spent on that war is about 5 months ago was about a 113000000000 and it's now up to 120. so the 400000000.