Well, howdy there, Internet people, it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump wanting to fire another 10,000 Americans,

and unrelated news, and more unrelated news.

Trump is attempting to use his shutdown to fire thousands upon thousands of American workers.

Russell Vaught, the director of the Office of Management and Budget, said, quote,

We want to be very aggressive where we can be in shuddering the bureaucracy, not just the funding.

We now have an opportunity to do that,

and that's where we're going to be looking for our opportunities. Remember that bit about having

the opportunity. When talking about the number of Americans, the Trump administration wants to put

in the unemployment line.

He said, quote, I think we'll probably end up being north of 10,000.

Trump recently said, quote,

We can do things during the shutdown that are irreversible and bad for them,

like cutting vast numbers of people out,

cutting things they like, cutting programs they like.

It seems clear here that the Trump administration is suggesting the administration can do things

during a shutdown they can't do otherwise. That certainly seems like an opportunity

for an end run on the Constitution. But I guess that's a matter for the courts to decide.

In totally unrelated news, a federal judge temporarily blocked Trump from firing about 4,000 American workers.

A San Francisco U.S. District Court judge reportedly told government attorneys, quote,

The activities that are being undertaken here are contrary to the laws.

You can't do this in a nation of laws.

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