Tommy Piggott

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98 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 14 Jul

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targeting of U.S.
law enforcement personnel, targeting the civilian population, terrorist activity.
We're identifying that.
We're designating it.
But then what that allows us to do when we designate these groups is to go after those that are providing what's called material support for these groups.
And that's the support that's allowing these groups to continue their activity.
And these groups often self-identify with Antifa.
They say they're Antifa-based groups.
And so we're just calling them what they are.
We're going after them.
And we're dismantling these groups to protect the American people.
Well, USAID had a fundamental, complete lack of accountability.
And that's why we wanted to bring USAID under the State Department, identify those programs.
We would have circumstances where USAID was doing a program in a certain country that ran counter to the policy of the duly elected president of the United States, ran counter to the foreign policy in that country.
You had a tremendous amount of USAID programs that were simply fueling an NGO industrial complex.
And this NGO industrial complex wasn't actually addressing many of the problems we want to address, but instead was funding things that were counter to United States.
Oftentimes funding organizations that wanted open borders, for example, that were trying to pressure the United States against policies to secure our border and save lives.
That's one powerful example that we saw.
So we're addressing this and making sure that when we have programs, we're actually having programs that further our foreign policy.
It's common sense.
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