Trump says he feels 'very badly' for fired federal workers but 'many of them don't work at all'
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he feels "very badly" for the thousands of civil servants who have lost their jobs in recent weeks but that "many of them don't work at all." Asked by NBC News whether he feels responsible for so many people losing their jobs,
Trump’s lieutenants say fired workers didn’t focus on safety. These DOT employees say otherwise.
Layoffs at the Transportation Department touched several areas that focus on safety, including studying roadway deaths and helping prevent pipeline leaks.
Trump Says Many Fired Federal Workers Were Barely Working
A day after the Department of Education announced deep cuts expected to gut the agency, President Trump was dismissive of the fired workers, initially saying he felt “very badly” before suggesting many were of little use.
Trump Has Harsh Response to Federal Workers Losing Jobs
President Donald Trump made it clear that he has little remorse about workers losing their jobs in his chaotic government overhaul. A reporter asked the president what responsibility he felt for the civil servants who had lost their jobs during Wednesday’s Oval Office meeting with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin.
Trump defends mass firings, claiming many federal workers ‘don't work at all'
Asked if he feels responsible for so many people losing their jobs, Trump said, "Sure I do. I feel very badly ... but many of them don’t work at all."
A comprehensive look at DOGE’s firings and layoffs so far
Thousands of federal government employees have been shown the door in the first month of President Donald Trump’s ...
What DOGE Is Doing Across the Federal Government
DOGE claims that it has saved an estimated $55 billion in federal spending so far, but a review of the itemized savings ...
Federal worker data visualized: Maps and charts show jobs, locations, departments
The U.S. government is the nation's largest employer. See which jobs are most common and where employees are located.
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Oregon Department of Transportation to receive over $15M for natural disaster recovery
The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) is set to receive more than $15-million from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), announced ... the cost of their essential efforts.” ...