. >> i'm charlie d'agata at the pentagon. underway including the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff being fired. we will have that story coming up on the cbs evening news plus. ♪ ♪ >> john: a bipartisan group of former u.s. defense secretaries are now asking congress to investigate the trump administration's firing of top brass at the pentagon. that's according to a letter obtained by the associated press. for tonight's "in depth," cbs's national security correspondent charlie d'agata reports on another pentagon purge that could be more alarming. >> reporter: the firings at the pentagon are now reaching beyond joint chiefs chairman cq brown and chief of naval operations admiral lisa franchetti to the top lawyers in the army, navy, and air force judge advocates general. defense secretary pete hegseth ordered the jag firings. >> we want lawyers to give sound constitutional advice and don't exist to attempt to be roadblocks to anything. >> reporter: among other responsibilities, jags provided advice to senior military offers

they're already sending a team over to pentagon. i think i read this in politico. >> ok. >> i am kidding. [laughter] there are doge teams preparing to take on just about every agency, and i can't imagine that the single largest agency by spending and workforce would be immune. look, doge is led by a silicon valley disruptor entrepreneur group. i think there are some genuine. potential complications in terms of conflicts of interest of some of the core players being government contractors, but the question -- >> elon musk has a contract with the pentagon for starlink. >> i'm clear, yeah, so you know, transparency, conflicts, but to be positive about something. there are a lot of legacy platforms that are still being acquired because of the home state congressperson, senator saying you've got to keep buying these. this is a chance to inject a little entrepreneurial urgency in terms of looking at new systems and platforms. it's also a chance for there to be some really ugly deals cut that don't actually serve our national security and

. >>> meantime, the firing of top lawyers at the pentagon is also drawing fire.eports. >> reporter: the firings at the pentagon are now reaching beyond joint chiefs chairman cq brown and chief of naval operations admiral lisa franchetti to the top lawyers in the army, navy, and air force judge advocates general. defense secretary pete hegseth ordered the jag firings. >> we want lawyers who give sound constitutional advice and don't exist to attempt to be roadblocks to anything. >> reporter: among other responsibilities, jag's provided advice to u.s. senior military officers on the rules of warfare and are sometimes embedded with forces on the battlefield to ensure they adhere to them. cory shockey head of defense policy at the american enterprise institute is troubled by the firings. what concerns you most about the relief of the jags? >> they are the people who advise military commanders on what is lawful and what is not. and i worry that their relief by the secretary sends the message that he is encouraging lawlessness by the force or tolerant of lawlessness by

>> >>> the president the pentagon said it will send additional troops to the u.s.th mexicoillegal border crossings in u.s. history. but even with that sharp drop, it's further. militarizing the u.s. border with mexico. this is another sign of the true just focus on immigration and securing the border. >> reporter: that's right, today president trump posted online that february had the lowest number of illegal border crossings in usa history. but even with the sharp drop, the administration says it's further militarizing the u.s. border with mexico. in a statement and officials said the additional troops are intended to reinforce and expand current operations and maintain the sovereignty and security of the united states. on top of the nearly 1600 troops announced in january, the pentagon says it will send 2900 more. thank you, and don't miss meet the press tomorrow morning, when kristin welker interviews house speaker mike johnson and senators bernie sanders and james langford. that's tomorrow morning. right here on nbc. also tonight former new york governor andrew

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the pentagon like their accounting error. stuff they lose in the couch cushions is like 20 or $30 billion a year. they don't know where it went. [laughter] >> it's gone. where did it go? it's gone. >> lawrence: i guess, ainsley, that's the part that gets me. you have all these checks are clearing, departments, people aren't working or these are programs that aren't really helping the country in a way that is necessary. the democrats are okay with that. but they are not okay when some people get cut in the sense and then elon has to fire them back. i agree. there is going to be bumps in the road. i think if you have every cabinet, to brian's point. every cabinet secretary saying these are the five points that my department is going to focus on that aligns with the president's agenda. and you have the doge representative that they have checking to see which departments are complying with that and then eeliminate. there is a diplomatic way to do it. invite the person in and say essentially look, we appreciate your service to the

controversial marching orders the pentagon says it is removing. all all transgender service members. i'll get reaction from one of the nation's highest ranking trans military leaders and show your work as federal employees. get a new email demanding their weekly accomplishments. i'll talk to one of the fired government workers who says cutting their jobs is costing us all. i'm jonathan capehart. this is the saturday show. it is nearly impossible to overstate the seismic shift occurring in american diplomacy, as the world reacts to what can only be described as a total ambush of ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky in the oval office yesterday. today, a white house official told nbc that direct negotiations between the trump administration and ukraine are officially on hold, and so far we have little information on what it would take for those conversations to resume. right now, zelensky is in london ahead of a summit with european leaders who have lined up to support him after the embarrassing and crude reception he received from president trump

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the pentagon ordering up to 3,000 more troops to help secure the southern border. our c.b.>> reporter: hi, jon. yeah, during the biden administration it was widely reported border patrol agents would sometimes arrest 10,000 people in a single ca day for illegally crossing the border. immigration then became a key issue for voters during the 2024 election, and now the trump administration is announcing there were only 8300 people caught illegally crossing for the entire month of february. dh, secretary kristi noem writing today on, and, quote, february was the lowest month in recorded history for encounters at our border. the world is hearing our message. do not come the our country illegally. if you do, we will find you, arrest you and send you back. president trump has taken a series of executive actions on the border since returning to the white house to include sending military troops the i cyst border security and shutting down the asylum-seeking process at the border. which immigrants' rights advocate groups have are sued the administration if over. when the aclu annou

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this episode of the white house squabble with the form, a pentagon, cd, a security policy analyst, my killed model of michael. i'm glad to have you join me right now. so i get. what is your take on zillow lensky? suggesting all you send a waiting that vans is out of thoughts with what is going on in your trade. well, that's just, that's just totally ridiculous. the united states, as intel assets and, and, and, and, you know, they've been closer like to, uh, ukraine for quite some time. plus uh, the intel community views all of the films and videos that come out of the east. now the main stream media of the us doesn't show that because of their ideological bent and, and support for well then the bind administration and, and, and ukraine. however, i, you know, we, we see the videos all the time. we, we see the destruction of the speed as zaleski is, is dismissing or hiding the fact that for 8 years prior to the s m. o, they were bombarding the east every day. those who have been in government knows those things. and i think that's why you're seeing this reaction, but he's a, he was real

tonight to the pentagon, to the u.s. defense department. and i think. >> that's. >> because tomorrow is. >> the. >> day on which the pentagon was otherwise expected to march. >> more than. >> 5000 fired employees. >> out. >> the door. >> well. >> again, the judge. >> said the. >> defense department needs. to be informed of my ruling tonight, not. >> tomorrow, tonight. >> so whether or not they still. >> try to fire. >> those 5000 plus employees. tomorrow at defense department, it. >> may not. >> happen because of this judge's order. we shall see. >> we don't think that this. >> order from. >> this judge tonight means that all the other probationary. employees who have already been fired are going to. be reinstated. we don't think that's the implication of this ruling, but we're going to have to wait to see his. >> written order. >> in this case, which we. expect tomorrow. again, he ruled from the bench tonight. he ordered. >> that his ruling. >> from the bench. >> be conveyed. >> to the pentagon. but we expect his his. >> written ruling tom

>> we need to cut and i would start with the pentagon but i do not believe in this approach and i'm tiredthe demonization of government employees when people don't think about social security checks, the people who work in the veterans hospitals, air traffic controllers, the people who keep their food safe and public health doctors that help try to keep flu and promises under control so nuclear safety was endangered. >> you characterize it as demonizing government employees must and the trump administration says jobs that don't need to exist and bureaucracy -- there's no doubt provokes like ourselves old enough to process, this is a seismic shift. we've never seen an attempt to reimagine the scope and size of the federal government like this at least in my lifetime but my question for you why are democrats like yourself wanting to dialogue with elon musk and say okay, we agreed we want to cut waste and fraud but we don't like the way you are doing it with government employees losing their jobs, let's sit down and talk about this rather than what we see which is a united democrat oppositio

you know, pentagon will like their accounting error.the stuff they lose in the couch cushions is $20, $30 billion a year. don't know where it went. it's gone. don't know where it went but it's gone. peter: trump asking federal workers for five things they did. he asked zelenskyy for one thing, a thank you and didn't get it. i know we are trying to move on in the control room, if we could put up in just a second a video of the oval office some exclusive reporting that came in from the sound bite of somebody in the room and hearing that the thing that really set the vice president off was 30 minutes of head shaking, smirking and eye rolling from zelenskyy. the president couldn't see it when he was addressing the price but we all, the rest of the top staffers, saw it. it was the body language as much as anything. it did really go off the rails in the byte we've all seen, but the ball started rolling down the hill way sooner. rachel: proves that politics, charlie, and peter, it's relational. it's relational. this guy had very low social iq

. >> the much discussed and widely read but classified pentagon documents were turned over to congressit was katharine graham who supported the investigative journalism that led to president nixon's resignation after watergate. >> i shall resign the presidency effective noon tomorrow. >> reporter: such an extraordinary time. >> everything. everything. and she had been drummed into her head only men encan succeed at business. >> the worst handicap women work under is the self-inflicted one that if you have grown up thinking of yourself as a second-class citizen, that you tend to always put yourself down. >> reporter: graham's journey from housewife to the first female ceo of a fortune 500 company is laid out in a new documentary, "becoming katharine graham," now he streaming on amazon prime. >> i said, mrs. graham, you control this company, but you are still worried about me. >> reporter: at the center of the story is an unlikely friendship that began on june 4, 1973. this is the letter? >> the famous letter. >> reporter: if buffett send grandmother a letter after buying a significant a

secretary ofof state pete hegse has ordered the pentagon to cease offensive cyber operations against russia. that's according to a top u.s. official familiar with the matter. president trump is trying to restore diplomatic channels with russia as his administration seeks a quick end to the war in ukraine. it's not clear how long the order will last. a senior u.s. defense official declined to comment on the decision due to operational security concerns. it comes as ukrainian president zelenskyy gets a warm welcome in london two days after the disastrous meeting with president trump in the oval office. for the latest, let's go to matt bodner. how is europe dealing with the fallout from the trump-zelenskyy meeting? >> reporter: it is difficult to overstate how shocking those scenes from the oval office were for allies in europe. yesterday's summit i in london s a testament to that. while russia celebrated the alignment with moscow's preferences, european officials called for the fortification of ukraine. ursula von der leyen said they need to turn into a steel porcupine. she said it is

needs input on security and intelligence and defense in the secretary of defense called upon the pentagon operations against russia, walking back on moscow. indeed. norway was invited to the summit over the weekend. fenlon says russia will not stop with ukraine if it is not counted with strength over cease-fire. they spoke to francine. guest: no one can trust vladimir putin but do not underestimate trump's negotiations, understand that if the deal shows weakness we have all lost. it's an issue about the triangle of statehood, independence, sovereignty and territory and let's make sure they have those when negotiations are over. that there is de facto membership of nato for ukraine which means if they don't get in there is a deal that if there is a breaking of the cease-fire ukraine becomes a member of nato. it is a u.s. idea. i think that is a good start and when it comes to defense guarantees the number one thing is defense and ukraine has the strongest and most experienced military and europe with 800,000 plus men and women, armed to the teeth. then it's always good to have friends and

ordered the deployment of as positive president donald trump's campaign against undocumented migrants pentagon officials say thousands more could be ordered in the coming months. a collision between 2 bosses in bolivia has killed at least 33 people in engines. several others across happens in the countries west and potosi regions. busy the town of a unique, one of the buses was supposed to carrying passengers to a carnival and rescue teams. i've managed to say dozens of people. often avalon struck a remote engine for the area in the himalayas. at least 4 people have been killed and 5 others. i'm missing. i looks bad reports. frantically digging through mesa's of snow rescue teams hope to find 80 signs of life more than 50 road construction workers have been at the site when the eval on struck on friday. forget bigler, you see a boost in the headlights. they bring sheltering inside containers and to shit near a highway in a timely region of india's to the con state. despite the terrible with it and pull mobile reception, many have been found to live. some have sustained serious injuries and the

mexico border, the pentagon is sending nearly 3000 additional active duty troops.etary pete hegseth approved orders to deploy soldiers primarily from the stryker brigade combat team to the border. here's the thing the number of illegal migrant crossings is at record lows right now. even president trump acknowledges this. right there on the screen. so it's unclear why this extra military force is even needed. but this type of performative political theater coming out of the trump administration is nothing new. and we will likely witness more of trump's theatrics on this issue when he addresses congress on tuesday. back with me is maria hinojosa. maria, the idea that he signed an eo making english the official language of the united states. your reaction to that? >> well. preparar porque no kevin. lo voy a poner terminar con una firma. si no mas o si. let me just give. >> you an example. >> and i know a lot of people understood that. and you guys are like freaking out and being so happy. but this is the way we talk in my home. half in spanish, half in english. no pro

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the pentagon is sending about 3000 more troops to the us-mexico border.itional active duty troops are tasked with helping crack down on illegal immigration. fulfilling a major campaign promise from president trump, the forces are expected to arrive in the next three weeks. they include elements of a stryker brigade. strykers are armored personnel carriers, similar to a tank, but with wheels instead of tracks. there are already about 9200 troops at the southern border. several dozen people gathered at a busy intersection in dublin today to protest ice interest at reopening a shuttered prison to house undocumented immigrants. no ice in dublin, no ice in dublin. demonstrators protested at the corner of dublin boulevard and arnold road this afternoon. they want the nearby women's prison, known as fci dublin, to be taken off the list of sites ice is considering to jail undocumented immigrants. fci dublin was closed last year after gaining a reputation as a, quote, rape club. investigations exposed the rampant sexual abuse as well as health rks like mold. it's

. >> ukraine, but a truly bizarre development coming out of the pentagon. we learned. >> that the defense. >> secretary. >> pete hegseth, has stopped all cyber operations. >> against russia. >> the washington post. >> is. >> reporting that their motive. >> is to. >> bring vladimir. >> putin to. >> the negotiating table with zelensky. >> and i'm curious what you think about this development. >> how dangerous. >> is this generally? and does this something like this. >> even help a fair deal? >> because i'm willing to bet that i do not think. >> the folks in moscow are making a decision to stop any of their cyber operations against the united states. >> quite clearly, since there's. >> still. >> you know, the ongoing russian they substituted being a strong nation for having a strong external cyber capacity in a lot of these questions. >> but look. >> i think that. >> this is. >> treason adjacent. you do not. unilaterally disarm against the russians. >> this is 101 stuff. >> this isn't hard to understand. this is stuff that that for those. >> of. >> us who. >>

the pentagon says thousands more could be deployed in the coming months. suppose and opponents of origin, tony and president, how the men they gathered outside the countries national congress. and when aside is as he delivered the annual opening session speech, he's pushing on with controversial plans, false verity and producing the role of the stage. but many people say has policies and making their daily existence to difficult. so there's a lot of reports from when a site is, the ceiling for the nadia libertarian presidents have yet to be late or officially open the legislative assembly on saturday, surrounded by his supporters and with a message about the future of he's a stay with the chainsaw plan i'm with the sierra, the chainsaw plans, not a government program. it's a state policy that will continue to use a one stop until it ends the road of the state in the economy. outside. some people came to show their support. and what are you sure, show you a couple of things. it's amazing that the super power, like the united states, is imitating us. because we're discovering expenses in t

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this is a former pentagon official. he says, there is still room for a mineral steel to be made. are behind the scenes behind the political a noise to to can you still consider that this a, all things may not be lost for ukraine. i think that presents it lensky probably saw a need to at least fight back have already solve this renewed relationship between president trump and president putin of bringing rusher back in from the cold. so he thought back a felt back with some clear talking points. of course, thought back with some facts of going back. many different yeah, back to the obama administration. and so i think out of all this political noise that will no doubt continue in the coming days. that president trump would try to still show that he was in the superior position that he will continue to probably undermine present visual is the once he publicly i still don't think all is lost. yes, there is additional space here between ukraine in the united states and this favors russia. it shows some cracks, but i don't think it's still speculative, speculative to think that all is

like i knew all the syrians, there's was that there was a 0 american media while reporting that the pentagon is pausing or quote, offensive 5 alterations against russia, both sides defense, actually pete hex us has given the order to us 5 to come on, the move as seen as another step in the full in relations with most guy that comes with donald trump, is pushing from negotiations to ends of will in ukraine, and just days off to his spots with ukraine's present for them is the landscape at the white house. what do you have? the decision to pull is offensive cyber operations against russia is re salaam and monk secure cx, but also officials and assistance, no fundamental policy change. critics on get we comes america's ability to count of options, 5 of threats. the concern isn't just domestic. europe sees the move as a strategic misstep. a french intelligence report has highlighted bosses, cyber aggression. the target is critical institutions. most of those, it'd be an identified as a top cyber threat by us intelligence agencies and the 2016 intelligence reports. i conclude russia attempted to

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you do know that in the lock, the american media is reporting that the pentagon is pausing or offensive cyber operations against russia or full say defense. actually, pete, texas has given the order to us to like to come on the move as seen as another step and the full in relations with mosca and comes as trump pushes the negotiations with russia to end the war in ukraine. i always folks, jody west, the chief executive of global cyber risk, and she says, russia has repeatedly attacked americans, fine, but infrastructure they're going to be sensitive means to attacking is certainly russia is one of the leading countries known in the globally to be a cyber threat they specialize in cyber crime, cyber intelligence, and interference and elections. they attack critical infrastructure, but they're especially known now for ransomware attacks that have cost us companies so much. and it's really to me and comprehensible. uh why the us would make this decision with rush it with what we know about it as a cyber actor offensive. it doesn't necessarily mean that we're attacking russia offensively. i