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that Doge has tried to cut in recent weeks. NPR's Stephen Fowler is covering all of this and is on the line. Hi there, Stephen. Good morning. So who's getting a knock on the door here?

that Doge has tried to cut in recent weeks. NPR's Stephen Fowler is covering all of this and is on the line. Hi there, Stephen. Good morning. So who's getting a knock on the door here?

I guess we should mention different laws apply to different organizations, which themselves are organized differently. Could they just say no thanks to Doge's requests?

I guess we should mention different laws apply to different organizations, which themselves are organized differently. Could they just say no thanks to Doge's requests?

I guess we should mention different laws apply to different organizations, which themselves are organized differently. Could they just say no thanks to Doge's requests?

Stephen, what does all of this add to your understanding of what Doge is doing?

Stephen, what does all of this add to your understanding of what Doge is doing?

Stephen, what does all of this add to your understanding of what Doge is doing?

NPR's Stephen Fowler, who reported this story with our colleague Shannon Bond. Thanks so much. Thank you.

NPR's Stephen Fowler, who reported this story with our colleague Shannon Bond. Thanks so much. Thank you.

NPR's Stephen Fowler, who reported this story with our colleague Shannon Bond. Thanks so much. Thank you.

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Good morning. We have two hosts in the same studio today. It's very exciting. We're behind in our work, though, because Layla and I were... We were trying to solve the world's problems. Thank you. That's a really nice, high-minded way to say it. We failed. Gossiping.

Good morning. We have two hosts in the same studio today. It's very exciting. We're behind in our work, though, because Layla and I were... We were trying to solve the world's problems. Thank you. That's a really nice, high-minded way to say it. We failed. Gossiping.

Good morning. We have two hosts in the same studio today. It's very exciting. We're behind in our work, though, because Layla and I were... We were trying to solve the world's problems. Thank you. That's a really nice, high-minded way to say it. We failed. Gossiping.