President Donald Trump said Tuesday that the administration will “look at the judges” in the wake of recent rulings, such as the Department of Government Efficiency getting barred from the Treasury Department’s payment system. In explaining Trump’s comment, Bondi argued that “unelected judges” are attempting to control government spending, despite how there is “a clear separation of powers.”

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“People work their whole lives and pay taxes, yet they find out that they’ve been giving $2 million to Guatemala for sex changes?” Bondi said on Fox News’s America’s Newsroom. “It’s outrageous, and it is going to stop. We’re going to fight back, not only with USAID and all these other agencies, but, you know, this is happening every day. The DOD, we are prepared to defend all of these cases, and we will carry out President Trump’s agenda in this country.”

When Bondi was told that the president could not “go after” judges over decisions, the attorney general said the administration could appeal them. She added that her team is already appealing a decision and that it will go to the U.S. Supreme Court if necessary to combat the “outrageous, overzealous, unconstitutional judges.”

Amid these legal setbacks to the Trump administration, Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) has similarly contended that Trump’s team will win these legal arguments and that the judicial decisions are “just a matter of delay.” He then predicted that these delays would last no more than two weeks.

Amid Elon Musk and the DOGE’s work to downsize the government, the Washington Examiner’s Byron York assessed that they are doing more than just “firing people” with their work, they are also seeking to make the government work more efficiently.