Trump says Biden administration spent Americans' money like 'drunken sailors'

Trump's office said that the Biden administration spent Americans' money like “drunken sailors” Vladislav Kravtsov

New White House press secretary Caroline Levitt says the Biden administration spent American money like “drunken sailors.” Now, according to a representative of Trump's team, the issue of providing funds will be treated more responsibly.

This was reported by 24 Channel with reference to Caroline Levitt's words during a briefing at the White House on January 28.

What the White House says about the spending of American funds

The White House press secretary noted that if any expenses do not correspond to the president's agenda, the US Office of Management and Budget will review these policies. According to the representative of the Trump administration, this is a very responsible event.

< p class = "bloquote cke-markup" > Again, over the past four years, we have seen the Biden administration spend money like “drunken sailors”. This is the main reason for the inflation crisis in our country. And this administration (Donald Trump's – Channel 24) is obliged to ensure that every penny is honestly accounted for, – says Levitt.

< p > When asked by a journalist why Trump's team did not warn about the temporary suspension of projects from the US, the White House press secretary noted that there was a warning. And that was the executive order that the president signed.

“There's also a hiring freeze, as you know, and a regulatory freeze. And then there's a foreign aid freeze. And that's again important for the administration to take into account how hard the American people work. And their tax dollars are really important to this administration,” she said.

Caroline Levitt also said that during this pause alone, the Justice Department and OMB discovered that $37 million was about to go to the World Health Organization, which President Trump had previously decided to withdraw from.

It was also discovered, according to the press secretary, that $50 million in taxpayer money “should have been going to condoms in Gaza.” According to Levitt, it's an absurd waste of taxpayers' money.

Ultimately, the White House press secretary concluded that the pause on U.S. aid for the international community is focused on being good stewards of tax dollars.