So my message to federal employees who received this is, yeah, the president has tried to terrorize you for about a week, and then gives you a little sweetheart offer.

If you resign in the next week, we're just going to pay you for doing nothing for the next seven months.

Don't be fooled.

He's tricked hundreds of people with that offer.

If you accept that offer and resign, he'll stiff you just like he stiffed the contractors.

He doesn't have any authority to do this.

Do not be fooled by this guy.

Democratic Senator Tim Kane warning federal workers not to take an offer from the Trump

administration to resign immediately in exchange for a buyout from the federal government. We're

going to dig into the details of that proposal. Also ahead, we'll go through what's next for the

federal funding freeze after a judge blocked it minutes before it was set to take effect.

Meanwhile, the Trump administration is revising another funding pause that was causing a lot of confusion within the State Department.

Plus, Defense Secretary Pete Higseth takes action against a decorated

general who has been a frequent target of President Trump will explain what's happening

with former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Mark Millie. And before taking office,

Donald Trump hinted at a government conspiracy connected to the dozens of drone sightings over several states.

Yesterday, his administration gave an update, and it doesn't sound that much different than what the Biden administration said.

Good morning, and welcome to morning, Joe.

It is Wednesday, January 29th. Allie made me feel like it was Friday.

I tricked you. I'm sorry. It's a good thing. Along with Willie, well, she just kind of, you know, has that Friday look.

The Friday. The jeans. Yeah. The vibe. Okay. So we've got the co-

What is today, by the way? It's only Wednesday. Oh, good.

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