Doge is beginning its audit of the IRS. Despite the legal pushback it's now facing, the Doge

department is moving forward with its audits and reviews of government agencies. Meanwhile,

Trump and his team are facing a growing list of legal challenges right now. Many of Trump's

policies are now being blocked by judges and throughout the country, and Trump has now responded

to this legal

pushback. I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigator reporter Joshua Phillip and you're listening

to Crossroads.

Despite the legal pushbacks Doge is facing, the Doge Department is moving forward with audits

and reviews of government agencies. And now just in time for tax season, Doge staff have now

arrived at the headquarters of the IRS. The federal tax collection agency is now facing an

investigation into any potential waste and also a review of its practices.

And look, reports began circling last week after Doge staff were seen at the IRS building,

and this was followed by a public announcement on the upcoming actions from President Donald Trump.

The blaze wrote this.

It said two unnamed sources said to be familiar with the matter

told Reuters that one of Elon Musk's top Doge staffers, Gavin Kleiger, arrived at the IRS

Thursday to scrutinize the agency's operation. And it said that Kleiger reportedly met with

top executives at the agency who were separately instructed

in an email to identify all non-essential contracts for termination.

And noted this, quote, consistent with the goals and directives of the Trump administration

to eliminate waste, reduce spending, and increase efficiency, GSA, General Service Administration,

has taken the first steps in a government-wide initiative to eliminate non-essential consulting

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