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NPR's Sasha Pfeiffer, thanks a lot.

NPR's Sasha Pfeiffer, thanks a lot.

The Trump administration is telling all employees of the United States Agency for International Development to stop doing their jobs.

The Trump administration is telling all employees of the United States Agency for International Development to stop doing their jobs.

The Trump administration is telling all employees of the United States Agency for International Development to stop doing their jobs.

NPR global health correspondent Fatma Tanis joins us now to tell us all about this. So who exactly signed off on this?

NPR global health correspondent Fatma Tanis joins us now to tell us all about this. So who exactly signed off on this?

NPR global health correspondent Fatma Tanis joins us now to tell us all about this. So who exactly signed off on this?

So what are you hearing from the people who work there?

So what are you hearing from the people who work there?

So what are you hearing from the people who work there?

I mean, it seems like the Trump administration wants to get rid of this agency. Why would they want to do that?

I mean, it seems like the Trump administration wants to get rid of this agency. Why would they want to do that?

I mean, it seems like the Trump administration wants to get rid of this agency. Why would they want to do that?

And they've had programs all over the world. So what happens now to all of those things?

And they've had programs all over the world. So what happens now to all of those things?

And they've had programs all over the world. So what happens now to all of those things?

All right. So a lot still up in the air. That's NPR's Fatma Tanis. Thank you very much for letting us know about all this.

All right. So a lot still up in the air. That's NPR's Fatma Tanis. Thank you very much for letting us know about all this.

All right. So a lot still up in the air. That's NPR's Fatma Tanis. Thank you very much for letting us know about all this.