we can have a big discussion which i think you want to about the wuhan over the first city the firstwho died in nursing homes, and emergency room at the hospital begging for any equipment we could give them. moved as fast as we possibly could and broke down barriers to save lives locally need to do on innovation. we cannot let another country get ahead of us on the war issue and not have a response when it comes to vaccine so the most challenging, i wanted to vote. my dad stood behind his father, and my family, the kennedys stood up but when he answered the question and he couldn't give him answer, the data is there to support, i don't need anymore data, all of a sudden i saw a world were affected by an seattle not being stood up for i need someone who's going to say we are going to be a leader in medical technology, science and vaccines, we are going to fight for and be there to provide global health and that's why i am voting no. >> we've agreed senator warnock will speak and proceed to the boat and anyone else who wants to make remarks will be allowed to make remarks. >> thank you

aid was putting $40 millioned to the wuhan laboratory in china?n this came out samantha power came out and said going to be happy we are cutting u.s. aid programs. they are very angry because they are not getting $40 million for their lab and not training 6,000 reporters to be anti-american fashion and we know that they were very happy that we had a gender studies program being funded at the university of kabul. so i think the chinese are going to be really angry because they thought all of the things we were doing were culturally imperialistic and against our own interest. >> laura: we are finding out, victor, that a lot of these grants, in one way or another, were dependent upon the receiving country's agreeing on other cultural issues or maybe climate change or lgbtq. i mean, that was all kind of interwoven into these grants, which i think also is going to shock a lot of people when they find out about it. >> yeah. i think a lot of the receiving countries may not be as angry at being cut off as we think. because it's very ironic the left turned

as usaid promotes of gender equality and madagascar, they did help fund the wuhan virus.5 million people. you can't fix joe. you can't fix usaid. yet they will deny, they will deny the corruption to the very end, and this is the problem when a single ideology contaminates like one system. the media is 90% to 95% liberal, there is data for that, and what did you get? you get a hoax matrix that covered for joe and tried to destroy trump, then you have the academia, 90% to 95% of the faculty is liberal, maybe find one republican per major or department, and then what do you have? rabid anti-west activism. pro-terror activism. usaid is almost uniformly peopled by one party. and we are paying for it. that's the difference. >> dana: okay, coming up, president trump making a big move on transgender athletes in women sports. find out what he did next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jessica: president trump signing an executive order to prevent people who are biologically males from participating in women's or girls sporting events. watch. >> we will defend the proud tradition of female athletes, and

fauci were dismissive of the theory that covid-19 originated in the lab in wuhan. the cia recently changed its assessment to support the lab leak theory. was the certainty with which public health officials spoke about matters that were, and in some cases still are, unsettled unnecessarily damaging to the public's confidence in what public health officials were telling us? - margaret, again, another terrific question. i think that it added to the fuel of uncertainty where people wanted to know, "well, where did this come from? you should tell me right now." the problem was it was quite complex. was it bats coming out of a mine that went to that outdoor food area and then spread the disease there? or was there a leak in the lab that the chinese didn't tell us about? from my standpoint as a provider of preparedness services, that was less important to me than stopping the spread of the disease. the intelligence network looked, the scientists looked, the virologists, the geneticists looked. and there's still some uncertainty there. the more important thing was how do

which i think you guys all want to have a big discussion about whether and when what happened in the wuhan province, but i can tell you, we were the first city, we had the first patient, we had the first people who died in nursing homes, we had an emergency room at a hospital who basically was just begging for any equipment we could get them. the whole community stood up and moved as fast as we possibly could and broke down barriers to save lives, and that is what we have to continue to do on an ovation. we cannot let another country get ahead of us on some sort of warfare issue and not have a response when it comes to a vaccine. the most challenging -- i wanted to vote for mr. kennedy in the context of my family's history. my dad stood behind his father the night his father gave the famous speech. i pulled him in my office, and my fit -- i told him in my office, and my family the kennedys stood out. but when he answered senator cassidy's question and he couldn't even give him the answer that yes, the data is there to support vaccines today, i don't need any more data, all of a sudden i sa

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a million for bat research in wuhan equating to a million dollars reached at american.id was funding fashion week in paris france isn't even paying its nato dues and we are paying for its fashion. the $40 billion deep state social justice less fund and the president says it's a little fishy. >> how often are you talking to him have there been ideas he's brought to you and you said that's too far? >> many ideas but he's done a great job look at the fraud he is found. it's a disaster the radical left lunatics of things you nobody would believe. hundred million spent on you know what could be going to all sorts of groups i'd like to see what the kickbacks are. how much money has been kicked back who would spend that money? >> jesse: this cut out they've been caught drifter crew across latin america finding paramilitary groups and kicked out of country's first aversive activities. the deeper we investigated the more it looks like a dark money democrat super pac. you look at the executives from there the clinton foundation and the gates foundation and the world bank and the

brief the american people in covid-19, he suggested that covid very well may have came from a lab in wuhan, china. many members in this room mocked him for that, said that he was spewing conspiracy theories. he was not. it's now the confirmable truth. it took years for that to come out. he was right again. >> i wanted to ask about secretary rubio and his trip to panama. what were the conversations like on that? the president of panama said that it's impossible to negotiate over the canal. what are you expecting for the visit? >> i wasn't present for the secretary's conversation with trump about the panama canal. i was present for the president's own thoughts on the panama walk -- panama canal. you've all seen him as well in his public statements. he thinks it's unacceptable that the canal is run by the chinese communist party. looking at both ends, massive chinese communist party linked to companies run the canal. that's unfair to the american people, many of whom lost their lives many years ago building this canal. the american taxpayers are paying millions for the canal and the president

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so they could fund the lab in wuhan, working on gain-of-function research? not a very smart. could go on and on as you continue screen. go e it would take us pretty much tht entire night to read through the list of billions of wasted taxpayer dollars, keep in mind according to the daily wire, why do democrats freak out? 97% of all employee donations from the u.s. aid workers went to the democratic party, by the way this is just the tip of the iceberg.this the doge is just getting started,an buckle up.s plans are under the doorway the department of education, department of state and defense, elon musk recently saimentd when there is an important task he ill will keep working until theb is done or died trying to. naturally democrats are not too happy. they do not want government accountability, the do not want to return to constitutional order, they want the power that comes of that money and influence they have,inflthey the not been this worked up in a out of the denial andf st grief stage, now back to the angeger stage when it comes to m things donald trump. moments ago eliza

. $1 million for that research in wuhan.t equates to $1 million for each dead american.ai usaid d was funding fashion week in paris. france is not even paying its nato dues and we are paying for their fashion week. usaid's a $40 billion deep state social justice slush fund and the president sayss it is a little fishy.y. >> elon musk, how much are you talking to him? and the ideas he has brought to you that said, oh, no he's going a little bit too far. >> many ideas, but look, he's done a great job. look how much fraud he's found and usaid. it is a disaster what the radical leftleft lunatics, theye things nobody would have believed. the whole thing with 100 million spent on you know what with money going to also groups that shouldn't deserve to get any money. with the money, i would like tot see what the kickbacks are. how much money has been kicked back? t who would spend that kind of: th money? >> jesse o: usaid is an american intelligence cut out and caught staging coup after coup across from latin. taryfunding military gr

money funded in the wuhan institute of virology, on dangerous coronavirus. we saw how that turned out. funding going to morocco for pot pottery, tourism in lebanon even when the state department was advising against travel. i could go on and on and on, john and dana. >> dana: senator, the daily wire reports that 97% of political contributions from usaid employees went to democrats. this is democrats on elon musk' power. >> elon musk may get to be dictator of tesla but doesn't get to shut down the agency for international development. >> no one elected elon musk to dismantle it. >> privileged bill airs who don't give a damn about america and americans should not be making decisions that put americans at harm. >> dana: what did they get wrong there? >> well, i think they got just about everything wrong. and so elon musk is spearheading the department of government efficiency and if it means ferreting out waste and fraud on behalf of americans, then i think he is doing a great job. he is operating at the direction of the president and what we have seen with usa

and that's not forget they also helped fund a certain chinese lab in wuhan which i think cancels allaid plans to provide. so suddenly we are getting a truth tidal wave it. love him or hate him there is no denying inc. trump is where government secrets go to die and only if you can keep up with him. good luck with that. >> let's welcome tonight's guests! >> greg: his kids still haven't given him a forwarding address. actor writer comedian jamie lissow! there are not many brighter than this very thoughtful writer, julian epstein! her maternity is taking an eternity, "new york times" best-selling author fox news contributor kat timpf! and greenland is his ice bath, fox news contributor tyrus! [applause] jamie, when you hear about trump's weekend you must feel even more worthless than you already feel. what are your weekends? you take one of your estranged kids to mcdonald's? sit in the parking lot? >> me, him, and the cop. i really felt productive this weekend. all i did was put my garbage in the street and i watched those guys take it. isn't it fun? to watch the left go crazy like oh,

so they can fund a lab in wuhan working on gain of function research? not very smart. we could go on and on, as you can see on your screen, but it would take us pretty much the entire night to read through the list of billions of wasted taxpayer dollars. now, keep in mind, according to the daily wire wire, democrats freaking out 97% of all employee donations from us aid workers. they went to the democratic party. and by the way, this is just the tip of the iceberg. doge is just getting started. buckle up. plans are already underway for the department of education, the department of state, the department of defense. elon musk recently said when there is an important task, he will keep working until that job is done or die trying. naturally, democrats, they're not too happy. they don't want government accountability. they don't want limited government. they don't want a return to constitutional order. they want the power that comes with that money, that influence they think they have with your money. they haven't been this worked up in a while. they were out of the denia

the wuhan institute of virology. what the problem with ending this?oblem of c of course. as harris points out -- we used to call their reaction and law enforcement a clue. of course they are freaking out. this is their slush fund. this is how they have -- ngos to do their bidding. this is all stuff they could not do under official cover. they are cutting out the ngos, and the ngos are doing their building. here's what i would go with this. we just got pam bondi confirmed. take a public corruption squad, throw it at usaid. go on the offensive. don't go on the defensive because they are ranting and raving. let's find out how cognitively it was done to subvert american policy. because that's criminal. if you are agenting somebody, you own that. so if i'm sitting where pam bondi is -- and more power to her -- pulled weeds apart and see who directed this stuff. i go back to the irs. remember lois lerner? let's go at this thing the way it should be done: criminally. let's see if they keep yelling when we start to see what's under those rocks. >> and ignore

discussion, which i think you guys want to have a big discussion whether and when what happened in the wuhan province but i can tell you we were the first city, we had the first patient, we had the first people who died in nursing homes. we had an emergency room at a hospital who basically was just begging for any equipment we could get them. the whole community stood up and moved as fast as we possibly could and broke down barriers to save lives and that is what we have to continue to do on innovation. we cannot let another country get ahead of us on some sort of warfare issue and not have a response when it comes to a vaccine. so the most challenging -- i wanted to vote for mr. kennedy in the context of my family's history. my dad stood behind his father the night his father gave the famous speech. in my families the kennedys stood up. but when he answered senator cassidy's question and he couldn't even give him the answer that yes, the data is there to support vaccines today, i don't need anymore data, all of a sudden i saw this world that we got affected by in seattle not being stood up

he was actually trump's second choice, but the wuhan bat withdrew his nomination. [ laughter ] tulsi was sworn in yesterday as the director of national intelligence in the oval office. a move that will strike fear into the heart of our enemies, not to mention dalmatians. [ laughter ] elon musk announced a plan today to develop an underground transit system in dubai and added, quote, "it's going to be like a worm hole. you just worm hole from one part of the city, boom, and you're out in another part of the city." i mean, it is genius. he's invented a subterranean way to get around the city. a subway, if you will. [ laughter ] the white house is reportedly not planning to release visitor logs of who meets with president trump, mostly because it would be too embarrassing. [ laughter ] a woman gave birth yesterday on a w-train at the 34th street stop. and if you're wondering how slow the trains are these days, she got pregnant at 59th street. [ laughter and applause ] try that in your worm hole [ laughter ] amid rising prices, some new york bodegas are reportedly selling loose eggs in p

oh, and 40 million to fund gain of function in wuhan. now that doge is getting rid of crooked pet projects, democrats are melting down. >> we are witnessing a constitutional crisis. >> we talked. >> about trump wanting to be a dictator on day one, and here we are. >> i want to apologize. i want to say i'm sorry that you have to put up with this offensive coming out of this white house. >> if you want to know how an unelected shadow government operates, look no further than doge. >> we are living a nightmare created by donald trump and elon musk, and we need to wake up. >> they are seizing the tools you need for a coup. >> democrats couldn't muster any emotion for funding hurricane victims. they spent years on the sidelines while americans suffered under biden. nomics. but you take one trans peruvian comic book and they lose their mind. outnumbered cohost and former white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany is here. kayleigh, a lot has happened in the last two weeks, but trump freezed or froze foreign aid and the democrats went crazy.

. >> wuhan province. >> but i can tell you. >> we were the first. >> city we had the first patient. > had the. >> first people who died in nursing homes. >> we had an emergency. >> room at a hospital. >> who basically. >> was just begging for any equipment we could get them. the whole community stood up and. >> moved as fast. >> as we possibly could, and broke down barriers to save lives. >> and that. >> is what we have to continue. >> to do. >> on innovation. we cannot let another. country get ahead of us on some. sort of warfare issue and not have a response when it comes to a vaccine. so the most challenging i. wanted to vote for mr. kennedy in the context of my family's history. my dad stood behind his father the night his father gave the famous speech. i told him in my. >> office. >> in my family, the kennedys stood up. but when he answered senator cassidy's question and he couldn't even give him the answer, that yes, the data is there to support vaccines today. i don't need any more data. all of a sudden, i saw this world that we got affected by in seattle not being stood up for

a million for bat research in wuhan. that equates to $1 million for each dead american. usaid was funding fashion week in paris. france isn't even paying its nato dues, and we're paying for their fashion week. usaid is a $40 billion deep state social justice slush fund, and the president says it's a little fishy. >> elon musk, how often are you talking to him? and have there been ideas that he's brought to you that you've said, oh no, wait a minute, this is going a little too far? >> well, many ideas, but look, he's done a great job. look at all the fraud that he's found in this. usaid. it's a disaster. what? the people. radical left lunatics. they have things that nobody would have believed. that the whole thing with 100 million spent on. you know, what? with money going to all sorts of groups that shouldn't deserve to get any money. with the money. i'd like to see what the kickbacks are, how much money has been kicked back, who would spend that kind of money? >> usaid is an american intelligence cutout. they've been caught staging crew after crew across latin america,

millions more to fund the wuhan lab that unleashed covid on the world. $15 million spent on condoms for the taliban. millions more to support illegal aliens entering our country. still millions more on promoting leftist gender ideology around the world. america is on the verge of bankruptcy. and yet the elites with within our government have no conscious at all as they hollow out the earnings of working americans to fund their pet ideological causes. instead of hanging their heads in shame, the democrats actively defend this waste. congress never voted to spend money in this manner. unelected bureaucrats within the sprawling federal lab printth did behind the backs of not only the american people but the elected representatives. they say the most closely guarded state secrets are not those marked top secret, but those considered embarrassing. by exposing this outrageous waste, mr. musk has embarrassed the democrats. which is why they tried to bar him from opening the books for the american people to see and now that those embarrassing secrets are being revealed, the left is has reverted

which i think you guys all want to have a big discussion about whether and when what happened in the wuhan province. but i can tell you, we were the first city. we had the first patient. we had the first people who died in nursing homes. we had an emergency room at a hospital who basically was just begging for any equipment we could get them. the whole community stood up and moved as fast as we possibly could, and broke down barriers to save lives. and that is what we have to continue to do. on innovation. we cannot let another country get ahead of us on some sort of warfare issue and not have a response when it comes to a vaccine. so the most challenging i wanted to vote for mr. kennedy in the context of my family's history. my dad stood behind his father the night his father gave the famous speech. i told him in my office, in my family, the kennedys stood up. but when he answered, senator cassidy's question and he couldn't even give him the answer that yes, the data is there to support vaccines today. i don't need any more data. all of a sudden, i saw this world that we got affected by i

boebert: where are best public employees at the wuhan lab of virology? where those are best employees, where our funding was going? dr. resh: i'm saying when you make a 20% across the cut without any discrimination -- rep. boebert: there has been a lot of efficiencies and i'm excited to see where this goes and the exposure of and the exposure of that. the last administration weaponized ngo's to aid and abet illegal aliens cross within the interior of the united states. we saw millions of taxpayer dollars being funneled to ngos that were spent on plane and bus tickets, hotel rooms, even to coach illegal aliens on how to illegally stay in the country. we have a congresswoman who is currently coaching illegal aliens on how to stay in the country, what terms to use even if they are untruthful. dr. resh, how does transporting millions of unventted illegal aliens into our country make america safer, and how does stopping the funding of those ngos harm america? dr. resh: that is tangential and irrelevant. rep. boebert: oh, no, it is not irrelevant. let's go thr

boebert: where are best public employees at the wuhan lab of virology? where those are best employees, where our funding was going? dr. resh: i'm saying when you make a 20% across the cut without any discrimination -- rep. boebert: there has been a lot of efficiencies and i'm excited to see where this goes and the exposure of and the exposure of that. the last administration weaponized ngo's to aid and abet illegal aliens cross within the interior of the united states. we saw millions of taxpayer dollars being funneled to ngos that were spent on plane and bus tickets, hotel rooms, even to coach illegal aliens on how to illegally stay in the country. we have a congresswoman who is currently coaching illegal aliens on how to stay in the country, what terms to use even if they are untruthful. dr. resh, how does transporting millions of unventted illegal aliens into our country make america safer, and how does stopping the funding of those ngos harm america? dr. resh: that is tangential and irrelevant. rep. boebert: oh, no, it is not irrelevant. let's go thr

even at one point, musk was saying that it provided funding to the chinese lab in china, in wuhan, where they think covid came from, and therefore the u.s. indirectly funded the creation of covid. just a lot of wild stuff and a lot of wild accusations, which i will say, no evidence or real backing of what's going on here. but i think the main lesson here, guys, is a lot of interesting stuff said on this call, but we're really watching the twitter playbook play out here. when elon musk took over twitter two and a half years ago, this fork in the road email, this idea of going into agencies claiming fraud even though there wasn't not paying bills and things like that. we're seeing this play out now in the federal government from elon musk. and yesterday or last night, rather, this conversation around doge and what's going on. it's the first of many, by the way. they're going to do this every week now talking about it. >> in any detail, what. >> it means. >> for him to have access to the treasury's. >> payment systems. >> they didn't get into that. that was another interesting. >> the other

health alliance, one of the key ngo, nongovernment organizations, fighting bat virus research at the wuhan lab. $20 m 20 related -- $20 million to -- $1.5 $1.5 million to rebuild the cuba ecosystem, $1.5 million on dei programs in serbia. diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in serbia. mr. president, i could probably go on for another hour. president trump isn't just talking about cleaning up the waste and abuse of your taxpayers, taxpayer dollars, his administration is doing something about it. these bureaucrats are accountable. they must be accountable. they have to be accountable to us, to congress, to the american people. and president trump is holding them accountable. because of doge, which is led my elon musk, the trump administration is taking action where we wouldn't. congress wouldn't uncover the waste, fraud, and abuse that's going on in our foreign aid programs. thanks to doge, the trump administration is already terminated some 36 contracts, saving taxpayers more than $165 million. the administration has canceled underutilized leases, saving taxpayers close to $50 million