Funding Cuts to WHO
13 April 2018
David Williams, President of the Taxpayers Protection Alliance, highlights ongoing wasteful spending at the World Health Organization (WHO) and discusses efforts underway to encourage the president and Congress to cut U.S. government funding to the international agency.
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