Stephen Colbert Would Like to Know Who's in Charge Here
Briefly

The late-night segment humorously addresses the recent cuts in the U.S. Civil Service by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), allegedly influenced by Elon Musk. Stephen Colbert critiques the rapid and chaotic firings which have left the government scrambling to rehire crucial nuclear staff. The confusion over leadership and operational inefficiencies is highlighted, as those dismissed are locked out of their federal email accounts, complicating the rehiring process. Overall, the piece reflects concerns over national security amid a dysfunctional government reshuffle.
It turns out being an unelected donor running an unauthorized employee kill squad might get you sued at some point in the future.
The government has struggled to reach the people that were fired after they were locked out of their federal email accounts.
Being an unelected donor running an unauthorized employee kill squad highlights a confusing leadership structure within the government.
Rehiring people on Tuesday that you fired on Friday does not scream government efficiency.
Read at www.nytimes.com
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