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unison to straight up wholeheartedly condemn Trump's shuddering of USAID. Not only was it illegal

for Trump to have Elon Musk come in and shudder USAID through the executive branch, but on top of

that, the effects of this, we will feel for

decades and decades to come. It's not something like gas prices, like a changing indicator that

people see on a day-to-day basis on their way to work or way to school or on their walk.

It's not something that people feel quite yet in the United States, but I can guarantee you people already feel it across the globe.

There's already been a few hundred thousand reported deaths due to the shuttering of USAID, and the deaths are projected to be into the millions because this disease prevention doesn't just prevent diseases for people in Africa or people in other continents, but those

diseases are then prevented from coming back to the U.S.'s doorstep. I mean, it's very,

very simple, and there are long-term returns on this. I'm pretty sure Trump has spent more on, like,

you know, illegal deportations and military parades than USAID spent over the past few years. So before we

even break down this article, let me lay the groundwork by saying this. Former President's Obama and

Bush condemn Donald Trump's closure of USAID. They were also there with Bono. Bono has been somebody

who has traveled the world and who has been very, very against USAID being slashed.

Let's see what he said on the Joe Rogan podcast not long ago.

Just recent report, it's not proven, but there's surveillance enough suggests 300,000 people have already died from just this cutoff, this hard cut of USAID.

So there's food rotting in boats, in warehouses.

There is, this will fuck you off.

This will not, you will not be happy.

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