Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

Now we've put together a list to some of the things USCID is spending money on with your taxpayer dollars.

One million gender diverse support in Bangladesh, 1.8 million for Honduran LGBT group.

Some of the bigger ticket items, $15 million for condoms to the Taliban,

19 million's assisting migrants in Colombia.

The list goes on and on, as you can see here,

3.3 million for a Caribbean LGBT group,

29 million for young and female working Ethiopians, and $14.9 million for supporting

LGBTQT youth in Cambodia, and $49 million from improving reading scores in Zambia.

Again, as we've said, to me, it just shows how bulletproof these people felt that they didn't have to be the slightest concern that they could spread their money or your spread your money around the world in just the most woke way is possible,

just thinking there'd be no scrutiny ever,

which there hasn't been, usually.

Right, yeah, just ridiculous.

And if they go a little too far,

you know, if it actually costs people their lives,

like everybody's screaming, it's going to, you know,

people with AIDS in Africa or whatever,

you know, little Zambian kids who can't read.

I mean, nobody's in favor of that.

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