our kids. they re bombarded in school and online with straight on propaganda. now, this is a viewer advisory, this kachi climate tune may get stuck in your head. i recycle. i can t separate your trash into air. i think he is full of methane. leave the car. walk this. nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah nah. nah nah nah nah nah nah nah. i told you it s going to get stuck in your head. yes, our children have to listen to this stuff. mommy, make it stop. okay, forget earth day. we need rebirth day as in the rebirth of common sense, practical thinking that can ensure that we grow and we prosper while we re also solid conservationists. it is possible. the fact is , despite our exhortations on clean energy, the democrats, through bad stewardship of the economy and foreign policy, are doing enormous damage to the natural world. now let s take a quick inventory. the emergency response to train derailment now mystery still surrounding the government s action here, but the public has a righ
Isn t it wharet you re trying to say just so everyone understand s the money goes into so a pot. so when you say it s fungible, right? if if they re creating a blacklist, miranda, you know, they re creating a blacklist, don t advertise to these people. this websitecreating, that webse that doctor whose blog don t advertise that is censorship and that s being funded by thisg fungible pot of money that the state department is doling out to these organizations. tment doling a scandal here. and it s and it s only going to get worse before 2020 four. onl gabe and miranda, thank you. now, new details are trickling r in from michigan tonight. nk you about last night s horriu shooting where three people michigan with th were killed, five injured. the shooter was injured forty three year old lansing resident anthony mcrae. the dead are all michigan state university students. bryan fraziederer and anderson, both from grosse pointe, michigan, and alexandria. zerner from closson, michigan.m. and e
And miranda devine, new york post columnist and fox news contributor . ributor. gabe, what else can you tell us about the government money that s going to thisng organization and how it s being used? our seri yeah, thanks for having me, laura . are our series in washington examiner.in disinformation inc has unpacked how the united states government, specifically throstate department, hagovernms funneled hundreds of thousands of dollars through the global engagement center as wellr th as the national endowment fory democracy, which is heavily backed by the statbacked be dept to an entity called the global disinformation index. which is secretly compiling blacklists of conservative media outlets and feeding those to advertising companies with the intent of defundingdefu and shutting down the freend and independent press. serie and so our series has essentially linked taxpayereffo dollars to efforts to target rtthe first amendment. randa, te well, miranda, the state department hassta
The establishment line. r well, gabe, we reached out to the national endowment for te democracy. they told us that the grants given to gdi were very narrowly focused on an initiative to identif y and combat d the disinformation flowing from n authoritarian regimes, particularly china. well, that would be nice if that s what it was doing. doing. an and your response to that? i you know, i think money is certainly fungible and our reporting is not directly linked. link state department money directly to domestic attempts to fight disinformation. fight but first amendment lawyers f and members of congress inirst f itself have raised concerns over the fact that the government should fund anis organization that is involved in thi ds sort of domestic activity, even if the globaldisr disinformation index is operatingmation indexs domet and overseas to fight what they determined to behe determine to be disinformation. you