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'I don't think Marco Rubio is making these decisions': State Dept. slashes human rights bureau
New York Times diplomatic correspondent Michael Crowley, former USAID administrator Andrew Natsios, and The Atlantic staff writer David Graham join Nicolle Wallace to discuss the newly announced cuts at the State Department that target human rights and democracy divisions – despite Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s longtime record of promoting international human rights work.
Marco Rubio Rolls Out Massive State Department Cuts, Bureau Closures
Secretary of State Marco Rubio unveiled a massive overhaul of the State Department on Tuesday, with plans to reduce staff in the U.S. by 15% while closing and consolidating more than 100 bureaus worldwide as part of the Trump administration’s “America First” mandate.
Rubio announces massive overhaul of the State Department
Secretary of State Marco Rubio unveiled a massive overhaul of the State Department, with plans to reduce staff in the U.S. and close and consolidate more than 100 bureaus worldwide. NBC News' Kelly O’Donnell reports on what these changes mean for the State Department.
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We have not done a forensic of what just went wrong, period, full stop,” Newsom said. “I don’t think it, I know it.
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Marco Rubio's first step toward overhauling the State Department is drawing fierce criticisms. The secretary's second step ...
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