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‘Tactics of a bully and wannabe dictator’: Fmr. federal worker slams Trump amid shutdown
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October 1, 2025
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7:14Now PlayingWith just hours into the U.S. government shutdown, the impact is already being felt across many federal agencies nationwide. The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office estimates roughly 750,000 federal workers will be furloughed until lawmakers come to an agreement on how to keep the government funded. Federal Unionist Network Co-Executive Director Chris Dols joins Ana Cabrera to share his thoughts.
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