Topic: Foreign Money

The Peace Corps issued a notice to volunteers of color warning them about potential racism and the use of dehumanizing language in Ukraine. The memo advises volunteers on how to handle being called racial slurs or seeing "blackface" in local games. Meanwhile, the U.S. government's approval of $14 billion in aid to Ukraine is contrasted with the difficulty of securing funding for domestic projects like the border wall, leading to allegations of money laundering.

Sidney Powell alleges that votes were changed in real-time at data centers in cities like Detroit and Philadelphia using algorithms. She claims her team has evidence of statistical anomalies and that the effort is being fought by global interests and social media companies controlled by foreign money.

Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao appeared on Sean Hannity's program to explain the administration's infrastructure financing. During the interview, Chao initially mentioned foreign investment before attempting to clarify that she meant private sector money coming into the United States. The hosts critique her performance, suggesting the plan mirrors infrastructure models used in Africa where Chinese investment builds roads and railroads.

A provision in the NDAA allows the Secretary of Defense to accept cash contributions from foreign governments or international organizations for use by commanders in theaters of war like Afghanistan. The hosts characterize this as a legalized way for "drug money" or other untraceable funds to flow into military slush funds. This authority allows these contributions to be credited to operation and maintenance accounts until expended.