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The Welcome to TYT. I'm your host, Anna Kasparian. We've got a lot of news to get to.

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The judge said that the government used, quote, lies and gimmicks to unlawfully terminate these workers. So we're talking about Veterans Affairs, Department of Agriculture, Department of Defense,

Department of Energy, Department of Treasury. Trump and Musk probably are going to appeal, right?

So what would that look like?

Well, a federal judge has ordered the Department of Government Efficiency, along with the Trump

administration overall, to reinstate thousands of federal workers who had been fired as a result of this new administration.

Now, if you're wondering why, the judge explains, he does so in a very detailed way, and

you're about to get a summary of that in this next clip.

The judge says that they didn't follow the proper process, that they've unlawfully terminated

these workers because

they've said that this was for performance reasons.

He said that in a lot of cases, they were not terminated for performance reasons, that they

didn't follow the process established in federal law.

The judges ordered these government agencies to essentially produce a report in the coming days.

Each individual agency needs to essentially say they need to notify all employees that they're reinstated.

They have to identify everybody who was fired and who was a probationary worker.

Yeah, I mean, this isn't rocket science.

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