The United States put in less money this year than we did last year, which is not exactly helping the situation.
Chris Murphy: “The United States put in less money this year than we did last year, which is not exactly helping the situation.”
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Murphy points out the decrease in U.S. funding for humanitarian efforts in Yemen.
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