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

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

Apparently. Apparently, the Biden administration and USAID authorized $20 million to create a version of Sesame Street in Iraq.

In this version, when the Cookie Monster steals cookies, they cut off his hands.

He's still happy, though.

I saw some of that Sesame Street in Iraq.

Some video was floating around, but that's another thing we funded for some reason.

So all that money that's getting cut and it's supposedly controversial,

it isn't to me. But we'll get to some of the punditry around that coming up this hour.

And I just can't wait to hear more about the Clinton Foundation's grifting through USAID that the current Transportation Secretary referenced in a tweet.

But first, let's figure out who's reporting what better than never its lead story with Katie Green.

Katie.

All righty, let's start with ABC News.

Borders are Tom Holman threatens military action Mexican cartels if necessary.

I think it's a good idea to be flexing like this, just to make it clear, I mean, seriously

saying don't, not in the Kamala Joe Biden way that nobody knew it, everybody knew it didn't

mean anything, but actually mean, don't think that that's an option.

Well, sometimes it helps to offer the alternative.

If Mexican drug cartels threaten and fire on our people, we will not defend ourselves.

I mean, what an insane proposition that is.

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