Rep. Waltz goes off on Secretary of State Blinken: How does he 'collect a paycheck with a straight face'?
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Rep. Mike Waltz, R-Fla., sounds off on Secretary of State Antony Blinken in light of stunning testimony from a House hearing on the botched Afghanistan withdrawal.
REP. MIKE WALTZ: I think at this point we have to go after the State Department's budget. I'm talking to appropriators about it. We have to zero this funding out until we can certify it's going to the right people. And even then, I don't know if that's even possible. And oh, by the way, the other thing he testified, the inspector general yesterday, at the current rate, it'll take 31 years to get out the people that we left behind. And that makes me want to take this podium and throw it through a window. It's wrong. It's infuriating. And I don't know how Blinken can collect a paycheck with a straight face every day and why he hasn't resigned for leaving these people behind and leaving Americans behind.
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