Doge defense at the White House on Lisa Brady, Fox News, President Trump praising the work of a billionaire advisor and his government efficiency mission.

Asked if Doge, the Department of Government Efficiency, being led by Elon Musk, needs access to sensitive financial records.

President Trump said, well, it doesn't, but they get it very easily.

I mean, we don't have very good security in our country.

They get it very easily.

Democratic lawmakers are demanding an investigation in the Treasury Department

access the Doge team has, warning of threats to the economy and national security,

as well as potential violations of privacy laws.

President Trump says no federal agency is off limits, arguing there is wasteful spending on

programs that have no value.

Fox is Jared Halpern at the White House, a federal judge hearing arguments today in one of the

Doge-related lawsuits.

Musk's team says in the past 48 hours, health and human services has canceled 62

contracts worth more than $180 million, and that those contracts were for administrative expenses,

not touching any health care programs. Meantime, the White House confirming the number of federal

workers agreeing to resign under a buyout offer has grown to more than 65,000. There's a court

hearing on that program set for Monday. More active duty U.S. troops heading to the southern border

to support an expanded crackdown on illegal immigration. A U.S. official tells the Associated

press the Pentagon will deploy about 1,500 more, bringing the total to about 3,600.

As Homeland Security Chief, Christy Noam visits Guantanamo Bay after the first military flights of migrants to Gitmo.

The Department of Defense says the migrants will be held in vacant parts of the military facility and not alongside terrorism suspects or convicts.

President Trump has said he's instructed

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