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$9 billion for foreign aid in public broadcasting about to be clawed back.

From Marketplace, I'm Surrey Banishore in for David Brancaccio.

Late last night, the House approved a bill taking back funding for public broadcasting

and foreign aid.

The measure now goes to President Trump for his

signature. Marketplaces Nancy Marshall Ginsburg explains what is in this bill.

The legislation cuts about a billion dollars from the corporation for public broadcasting,

which distributes funding to public radio and TV stations. Some Republicans who oppose the measure, like Alaska

Senator Lisa Markowski, said rural areas especially rely on public broadcasting for vital information

like tsunami and landslide alerts. The bill also cancels about $8 billion in foreign aid. Some of that

money was earmarked for programs providing emergency

food, water, and shelter. This is funding that was already approved by Congress. Democrats say

Republicans are giving Congress's power of the purse to the president. They say they can't

be expected to negotiate bipartisan budget agreements in the future if the spending is just going to be

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