In a heated exchange on CNN, Rep. Buddy Carter (R-GA) shocked anchor Boris Sanchez by claiming that USAID allocated $15 million for condoms intended for the Taliban. The discussion revolved around the access certain advisory entities have to systems, with Sanchez pressing for clarity on these groups' capabilities. Carter argued they have read-only access aimed at identifying inefficiencies, not personal information. The conversation escalated as Carter further mentioned other controversial allocations, such as funding for a transgender opera, adding to Sanchez's incredulity over the spending questions.
CNN anchor Boris Sanchez expressed disbelief at Rep. Buddy Carter's claim about USAID spending $15 million on condoms for the Taliban, questioning the validity and implications of such expenditures.
Carter insisted there were distinctions between read-only access and personal information access, emphasizing their current focus was solely on inefficiencies rather than personal data privacy.
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