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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Windsor Johnston.
President Trump is facing bipartisan backlash after posting a racist video on social media depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as primates.
Speaking to ABC News Democratic Congresswoman Maxine Waters said she wasn't surprised by the post.
This is who he is.
We know who he is.
And he's a racist.
I've been one, uh, from way back when he worked with his father,
uh, when they excluded people of color from being able to lease their apartments.
Tim Scott, the only black Republican in the Senate, also called the video racist.
Trump told reporters Friday that he hadn't seen the entire video and would not apologize.
The administration initially defended the post before deleting it.
The Office of Personnel Management has issued a final rule giving President Trump the authority to reclassify some federal workers as at-will employees,
fireable for any reason.
NPR's Andrea Shoe reports it's a change that Trump has pushed for since the end of his first term.
The new rule gives President Trump the power to move federal employees in, quote,