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From the free press, this is honestly and I'm Barry Weiss.

On Tuesday, the free press published a major scoop, the news of the State Department launching the biggest shake-up in decades in an effort spearheaded by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

The reorganization looks to eliminate 132 agency offices dedicated to efforts like promoting human

rights, advancing democracy, and combating

extremism. It will also lead to the State Department eliminating hundreds of positions

intended for career officials. Last but not least, top officials are also being asked to reduce

their offices by an additional 15%. So, why does that matter?

For those of us far from Washington,

it's natural to ask that question.

Well, Secretary Rubio says that this will make the department more efficient,

eliminating bloat and redundancy at a critical time,

one in which the U.S. is navigating

one of the most dangerous international moments

since the end of World War II. But some, including critics of the Trump administration,

see it as a sign of something more troubling. They see it as a signal of America's inward turn

as we enter this dangerous multipolar age. Today, Secretary Rubio joins me on honestly

to discuss his goals for restructuring the department and also how the U.S. is responding to so

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