Tonight, chaos and confusion across the federal government as layoffs continue amid mixed messages over the Doge teams, what did you do last week email.

Then, money power politics. President Trump meets with Saudi investors who just happened to do business with his family.

Plus, three years of war in Ukraine, where things stand as the president

upends America's stance on the conflict as the 11th hour gets underway on this Monday night.

Good evening. Once again, I am Stephanie Ruhl, and it is day 36, only 36 of the second

Trump administration. We are just one hour away from Elon Musk's deadline for hundreds of

thousands of federal workers to send an email explaining what they did at their job last week.

Think about what these workers have gone through

in just the past three days. On Saturday, most of their day off, they got these emails and found out

that not responding would be considered their resignation. Some agency leaders told their workers to

reply while others told their teams ignore the email. And just hours before the deadline, HR representatives across the government were told the email

responses, they're actually voluntary.

But then tonight, Elon Musk posted on his social media platform, failure to respond a second

time will result in termination.

I mean, what about all those workers that aren't on X?

That hasn't cleared anything up for anyone.

That is the kind of chaos that is happening in Washington

as we begin Donald Trump's sixth week in office.

Today, the president was asked about those emails from Musk's team,

and I want you to watch this.

I thought it was great, because we have people that don't show up to work, and nobody even

knows if they work for the government. So by asking the question, tell us what you did this

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