Evening Edition: First 100 Days - Reorganizing The State Department

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced a major overhaul of
the State Department, including dissolving offices and positions in
the department, aimed at cutting bureaucratic decisions and
programs that the administration doesn't agree with. Critics say it
will weaken efforts to combat extremism, encourage human-rights and
to shine light on war crimes. Secretary Rubio says the changes will
greatly empower our diplomats and help them refocus on U.S.
interests around the world. FOX’s Ryan Schmelz speaks with Rich
Edson, senior national correspondent for the FOX News Channel, who
says these changes were first planned in President Trump's first
term under then Secretary of State Rex Tillerson. Click Here To
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