Tommy Vitor

All right, well, We also want to keep highlighting the fallout from this USAID freeze because, you know, these cuts are, we were learning about the cuts in Washington and the impact is starting to ripple out all around the world. And we're hearing real stories about the people being harmed. So we wanted to highlight that. So a couple stories, Ben.

All right, well, We also want to keep highlighting the fallout from this USAID freeze because, you know, these cuts are, we were learning about the cuts in Washington and the impact is starting to ripple out all around the world. And we're hearing real stories about the people being harmed. So we wanted to highlight that. So a couple stories, Ben.

So the New York Times reported on aid programs to help victims of Agent Orange in Vietnam, which affected up to 3 million people there after the war. There's including 150,000 children who were born with developmental disabilities.

So the New York Times reported on aid programs to help victims of Agent Orange in Vietnam, which affected up to 3 million people there after the war. There's including 150,000 children who were born with developmental disabilities.

So the New York Times reported on aid programs to help victims of Agent Orange in Vietnam, which affected up to 3 million people there after the war. There's including 150,000 children who were born with developmental disabilities.

So in addition to the mine clearing programs we talked about that were being stopped because of the aid freeze, there was a contamination removal effort from a former U.S. air base that is now done away with. And they're also the U.S. is now ripping away support from people who are disabled because the U.S. dumped chemicals on them or their families themselves. back in the 70s.

So in addition to the mine clearing programs we talked about that were being stopped because of the aid freeze, there was a contamination removal effort from a former U.S. air base that is now done away with. And they're also the U.S. is now ripping away support from people who are disabled because the U.S. dumped chemicals on them or their families themselves. back in the 70s.

So in addition to the mine clearing programs we talked about that were being stopped because of the aid freeze, there was a contamination removal effort from a former U.S. air base that is now done away with. And they're also the U.S. is now ripping away support from people who are disabled because the U.S. dumped chemicals on them or their families themselves. back in the 70s.

So that's really great. CNN's Ivan Watson had a report from a refugee camp in Thailand that holds 30,000 people who fled the civil war in Myanmar. There used to be a hospital at this camp, but thanks to the USAID cuts, there now isn't a single doctor left and the camp has been abandoned. The nearest Thai hospital is a 30 minute drive away and they're now dealing with a huge influx of new patients.

So that's really great. CNN's Ivan Watson had a report from a refugee camp in Thailand that holds 30,000 people who fled the civil war in Myanmar. There used to be a hospital at this camp, but thanks to the USAID cuts, there now isn't a single doctor left and the camp has been abandoned. The nearest Thai hospital is a 30 minute drive away and they're now dealing with a huge influx of new patients.

So that's really great. CNN's Ivan Watson had a report from a refugee camp in Thailand that holds 30,000 people who fled the civil war in Myanmar. There used to be a hospital at this camp, but thanks to the USAID cuts, there now isn't a single doctor left and the camp has been abandoned. The nearest Thai hospital is a 30 minute drive away and they're now dealing with a huge influx of new patients.

And then Crooked Media's newsletter editor, Greg Walters, spoke with Mackenzie Knowles-Corson, who up until two weeks ago was working for USAID in Kenya. He shared some harrowing details about the impact of Trump and Elon Musk's cuts to USAID.

And then Crooked Media's newsletter editor, Greg Walters, spoke with Mackenzie Knowles-Corson, who up until two weeks ago was working for USAID in Kenya. He shared some harrowing details about the impact of Trump and Elon Musk's cuts to USAID.

And then Crooked Media's newsletter editor, Greg Walters, spoke with Mackenzie Knowles-Corson, who up until two weeks ago was working for USAID in Kenya. He shared some harrowing details about the impact of Trump and Elon Musk's cuts to USAID.

Reading the Times piece on Agent Orange last night in Vietnam, I just felt so ashamed. It's just so cruel and immoral. These are people who are severely disabled because of something the U.S. government did. Right. You can say, oh, you know, we can't save everybody around the world. You know, the U.S. can't, you know, be everywhere, be everyone's policeman.

Reading the Times piece on Agent Orange last night in Vietnam, I just felt so ashamed. It's just so cruel and immoral. These are people who are severely disabled because of something the U.S. government did. Right. You can say, oh, you know, we can't save everybody around the world. You know, the U.S. can't, you know, be everywhere, be everyone's policeman.

Reading the Times piece on Agent Orange last night in Vietnam, I just felt so ashamed. It's just so cruel and immoral. These are people who are severely disabled because of something the U.S. government did. Right. You can say, oh, you know, we can't save everybody around the world. You know, the U.S. can't, you know, be everywhere, be everyone's policeman.

But like these are people we actively harmed and we're just ripping the support away. And just on a moral level, it's wrong. And like if you want to be like a Marco Rubio, pretend real politic, like can you think of a better way to push Vietnam into the arms of China? I can't.

But like these are people we actively harmed and we're just ripping the support away. And just on a moral level, it's wrong. And like if you want to be like a Marco Rubio, pretend real politic, like can you think of a better way to push Vietnam into the arms of China? I can't.

But like these are people we actively harmed and we're just ripping the support away. And just on a moral level, it's wrong. And like if you want to be like a Marco Rubio, pretend real politic, like can you think of a better way to push Vietnam into the arms of China? I can't.