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12:24Now PlayingSenator Jacky Rosen confronted Secretary Marco Rubio about what she sees as the administration’s dismantling of U.S. global leadership. From cuts to foreign aid and women’s empowerment programs to threats to life-saving vaccine initiatives like Gavi, Rosen questioned whether these policy decisions make America weaker, less safe, and less influential on the world stage.
In this hearing, Rosen highlighted the real-world consequences of these actions:
The potential elimination of the Office of Global Women’s Issues and its impact on women and girls worldwide.
Concerns about U.S. security coordination in Israel and the Office of Security Coordinator.
The future of global vaccination programs, including efforts to prevent malaria, Ebola, and other deadly diseases before they reach U.S. borders.
This isn’t just a bureaucratic debate — it’s about moral responsibility, national security, and the lives of millions globally. Rosen pushed Rubio to reconcile his past record of principled diplomacy with the current administration’s controversial decisions.
Watch to see why these programs matter, how U.S. policy decisions ripple across the world, and why citizen vigilance is crucial.
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