The Trump administration is reshaping global politics by wielding its financial power and trade

measures like tariffs and foreign aid as tools for diplomacy. And as these policies come into

effect, we're seeing the global impact in organizations like the United Nations World Health Organization,

which is now cutting jobs and slashing their budget and seeing severe disruptions.

And the Trump administration is also now restricting taxpayer money from going to organizations

that are holding onto issues like DEI, globally even, including in places like France and Australia.

And meanwhile, as all this happens,

the United States is also demanding free speech in Europe. I'm the Epic Times Senior

investigative reporter Joshua Phillip and you're listening to Crossroads.

Through the use of tariffs, foreign aid, renegotiated trade deals, the Trump administration is forcing a change in politics all around the world.

The latest has been the trade war that's taken center stage between the United States

and the Chinese Communist Party.

But alongside this, there are new U.S. trade politics

that require global changes on identity politics. There's a new push for other countries to drop

forms of online censorship. And when taken altogether, the policies represent a new form of

American diplomacy using financial power as its tool.

Now on this, a key part is the campaign. It's impacting groups that until very recently

represented a type of globalist government. Now, part of this is the World Health Organization,

the WHO under the United Nations. And over the last few years, it was

looking like the WHO would get a global pandemic treaty. Do you remember that? That would grant

it significant influence globally to manage health crisis, including pressuring other countries,

including the United States. But now the organization is, let's say, struggling to get by.

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