All right, this breaking news, sources tell CNN that Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino has told people that he's considering resigning amid a major clash between the FBI and DOJ over the continued fallout from the release or lack thereof of the Jeffrey Epstein memo.

Well, Alex, we know that the termination notices were supposed to go out

starting around 10 a.m. and that likely they would roll out for a couple of hours due to how

slow the internal State Department email system is. So this is a situation where many State

Department employees yesterday were put on alert. We're told that today they could be getting

that kind of information.

So to be prepared for that and to come to work with everything, they might need to return

before leaving the State Department for the last time today. And we're talking about civil

servants in addition to foreign service officers, as many as 3,000 cuts expected today. And it's not just all layoffs necessarily. Some

people were offered the opportunity to take early retirement, for instance. But this is all a part

of the Trump administration's effort to cut some of these agencies with the Department of Government

efficiency trying to essentially make a mandate for these different

agencies to completely reorganize or to have what's known as a RIF, a reduction in force.

This is something that the Supreme Court paved the way for to take place.

And so the State Department is where we're seeing a very concentrated example of that today. But it's something that we could see at a bunch of different agencies.

We know, for instance, that at the Education Department and elsewhere, similar blueprints have been drawn up for cutting this many employees.

And as a result, there is going to be a massive loss, according to those who are familiar with the State Department

of some experience. But again, this is something that the president himself has wanted to see

happen. It was obviously something that Elon Musk was in charge of before he left his government

role. And it's something that there are further court cases in the works on that there could be

potentially a halt or a freeze to some of this

action at other agencies or the Supreme Court could allow for it to again take place all over

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