From New York, this is Democracy Now.

So by asking the question, tell us what you did this week.

What are you doing is saying, are you actually working?

And then if you don't answer, like you're sort of semi-fired or you're fired, because a lot of

people are not answering because they don't even exist.

Despite President Trump calling Elon Musk's demands of the federal workforce a pretty ingenious

idea, resistance is mounting to Musk's threats, and reporters are disputing the cost-cutting

claims of his so-called Department of Government efficiency.

We'll speak with a federal worker,

with the Department of Veterans Affairs, where more than a thousand nurses, doctors, and other workers

have already been cut. And with Stephen Engelberg, editor-in-chief of ProPublica, who writes,

the Trump administration keeps citing an untrue stat as it targets federal workers.

Then as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth heads to Guantanamo amidst growing concern over sending

migrants there, we'll look at the private company running its detention center there,

which has a history of abuse.

Last year, the Biden administration gave a $163.4 million contract to ACMA infrastructure

protection, a private contractor to run the Guantanamo Migrant Detention Center.

And what I discovered is that this company has also been criticized for its treatment of migrants

at the other immigration jails that

it runs throughout the country.

Finally, the nonprofit Dawn is filing a complaint with the International Criminal Court.

Joe Biden, Anthony Blinken, and Lloyd Austin are complicit in Israel's crimes. These officials were aware of the crimes that Israel was committing, and yet they ensure

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