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Asma, good morning. ASMA KHALID, BYLINE: Good morning, Steve. INSKEEP: OK, so the memo was going out to workers last night, I heard. What exactly is the federal government offering its employees?

Bush. Mr. Capretta, welcome to the program. JAMES CAPRETTA: Thank you. Glad to be with you. INSKEEP: What did you think about when you saw this memo that essentially said, pause $3 trillion in ...