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Brian Ross Investigates: Inspector General’s Warning about US Humanitarian Aid Sent to Afghanistan

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February 11, 2022

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This week on Brian Ross investigates: The U.S. pulled out of Afghanistan amid chaos and corruption. But hundreds of millions of dollars of American taxpayer money is still being sent for humanitarian aide. A warning from Special Inspector General John Sopko that the money could end up in the hands of terrorists. “We’ve seen this movie before.”

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