From New York, this is Democracy Now.

I'm very proud of the job that this group of young people, generally young people,

but very smart people they're doing.

They're doing it at my insistence.

It would be a lot easier not to do it, but we have to take some of these things apart to find

the corruption.

We found tremendous corruption.

Legal experts are warning of a constitutional crisis as the Trump administration hints

it may ignore a federal judge's ruling, temporarily blocking Elon Musk and his Doge

associates from accessing the Treasury Department's payment systems and American sensitive data.

Over the weekend, Musk called for the judge to be impeached.

Vice President Vance questioned the judge's authority. We'll look at Doge's young, so-called

engineers who are playing a key role in Musk's overhaul of federal agencies. We'll speak with

Wired reporter Victoria Elliott, who's broken major stories on Musk and the young men who comprise his Doge

army.

Meanwhile, the South African-born billionaire, Elon Musk, is claiming white South Africans have

been victims of racist ownership laws and accused the post-apartheid government of anti-white

racism, pushing the Trump administration to cut off all aid Friday until further notice

to South Africa.

This comes after Musk's father helped arrange a call with the South African president to oppose

the land reform law.

I can only imagine that Elon would have said, look, we want to help you, but you have to quit this,

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