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'You can’t fund the gov’t if it's destroying itself': Fired worker rips Trump’s civil service attack

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Two civil rights lawyers at the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Palmer Heenan and Paul Osadebe, were fired from their posts after speaking out against the Trump administration. They join The Weeknight to share their stories and respond to Trump’s ongoing retribution campaign against anyone who refuses to fall in line.

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