What are some examples of questionable government spending through USAID, and what do these expenditures reveal about systemic issues in government operations?

USAID has allocated millions to questionable projects including $20 million for Iraqi Sesame Street, $2 million for Moroccan pottery classes, $27 million for gift bags to illegal immigrants, and $330 million to help Afghans grow crops. Additionally, $200-250 million was spent on unused infrastructure in Afghanistan, while $27 million went to the George Soros Prosecutor Fund. According to the discussion, these expenditures represent a "shadow apparatus" and systematic racket where American taxpayers unknowingly fund propaganda and surveillance operations against themselves. The speakers argue this reflects deeper corruption and inefficiency in government structures, with funds being misallocated to entities and projects that don't serve American interests, highlighting the need for greater transparency and accountability in foreign aid spending.