Vince Colonese

Yeah. And welfare reform worked in the 90s. It actually achieved its goals. And we can do it again right now. All right. David Strom over at Hot Air, always producing great stuff. Thank you, man. Always appreciate you. Always have such great conversations with you. You're my favorite guy. You know that. I know, brother. You're the best. Thank you very much, David. Have a good one. There he is.

You too. David Strom over at Hot Air. Great American. Really always very nice to have him with us. I want to take you through some of the big clips from yesterday. Some of this is right out of the White House. Remember, after Elon Musk attacked President Trump's bill. Now, he didn't attack President Trump specifically.

You too. David Strom over at Hot Air. Great American. Really always very nice to have him with us. I want to take you through some of the big clips from yesterday. Some of this is right out of the White House. Remember, after Elon Musk attacked President Trump's bill. Now, he didn't attack President Trump specifically.

You too. David Strom over at Hot Air. Great American. Really always very nice to have him with us. I want to take you through some of the big clips from yesterday. Some of this is right out of the White House. Remember, after Elon Musk attacked President Trump's bill. Now, he didn't attack President Trump specifically.

It sounds like the two of them have a good relationship, but he went out of his way to attack the big, beautiful bill yesterday. It was Peter Doocy, who is, I think, the first one to deliver the news to Caroline Leavitt in the White House press briefing. Take a look at cut one here as the White House reacts to Elon Musk's criticism.

It sounds like the two of them have a good relationship, but he went out of his way to attack the big, beautiful bill yesterday. It was Peter Doocy, who is, I think, the first one to deliver the news to Caroline Leavitt in the White House press briefing. Take a look at cut one here as the White House reacts to Elon Musk's criticism.

It sounds like the two of them have a good relationship, but he went out of his way to attack the big, beautiful bill yesterday. It was Peter Doocy, who is, I think, the first one to deliver the news to Caroline Leavitt in the White House press briefing. Take a look at cut one here as the White House reacts to Elon Musk's criticism.

The president is totally fine with that. He's heard the criticism. You know, reportedly I saw it was Mark Caputo. He's a reporter for Axios. He was over on War Room. He was talking to those, the great people over there.

The president is totally fine with that. He's heard the criticism. You know, reportedly I saw it was Mark Caputo. He's a reporter for Axios. He was over on War Room. He was talking to those, the great people over there.

The president is totally fine with that. He's heard the criticism. You know, reportedly I saw it was Mark Caputo. He's a reporter for Axios. He was over on War Room. He was talking to those, the great people over there.

And he said that, you know, this Elon thing, there have been heads being butted behind the scenes between Scott Besson, the Treasury Secretary, and Elon Musk, the Doge czar, the Department of Government Efficiencies czar. At one point, apparently, Besson had confronted Elon and accused him of being a fraud, which is a big statement. Now, I like both of these guys.

And he said that, you know, this Elon thing, there have been heads being butted behind the scenes between Scott Besson, the Treasury Secretary, and Elon Musk, the Doge czar, the Department of Government Efficiencies czar. At one point, apparently, Besson had confronted Elon and accused him of being a fraud, which is a big statement. Now, I like both of these guys.

And he said that, you know, this Elon thing, there have been heads being butted behind the scenes between Scott Besson, the Treasury Secretary, and Elon Musk, the Doge czar, the Department of Government Efficiencies czar. At one point, apparently, Besson had confronted Elon and accused him of being a fraud, which is a big statement. Now, I like both of these guys.

I've been impressed by both of their contributions to our country. But Scott Besson says, wait a second. You said you were going to cut $2 trillion. Then you said you were going to cut $1 trillion. And then you said you were going to cut $500 billion. And now we're down to $150 billion. You're a fraud, said Scott Besson. And the two of them really came to blows over all of this. Now, that said...

I've been impressed by both of their contributions to our country. But Scott Besson says, wait a second. You said you were going to cut $2 trillion. Then you said you were going to cut $1 trillion. And then you said you were going to cut $500 billion. And now we're down to $150 billion. You're a fraud, said Scott Besson. And the two of them really came to blows over all of this. Now, that said...

I've been impressed by both of their contributions to our country. But Scott Besson says, wait a second. You said you were going to cut $2 trillion. Then you said you were going to cut $1 trillion. And then you said you were going to cut $500 billion. And now we're down to $150 billion. You're a fraud, said Scott Besson. And the two of them really came to blows over all of this. Now, that said...

I love that you and I are in the world where government officials are arguing over just how much they can possibly cut. I prefer that than the world where they take advantage of you and then spend this into oblivion. That's a much better situation to be in. But clearly, you've got conflicting personalities, conflicting strategies for how to tackle all of this going on. And...

I love that you and I are in the world where government officials are arguing over just how much they can possibly cut. I prefer that than the world where they take advantage of you and then spend this into oblivion. That's a much better situation to be in. But clearly, you've got conflicting personalities, conflicting strategies for how to tackle all of this going on. And...

I love that you and I are in the world where government officials are arguing over just how much they can possibly cut. I prefer that than the world where they take advantage of you and then spend this into oblivion. That's a much better situation to be in. But clearly, you've got conflicting personalities, conflicting strategies for how to tackle all of this going on. And...

You know, one thing to keep an eye on is allegedly Elon Musk may be concerned that the electric vehicle benefits, I mentioned to you earlier, but I'll reiterate here, may have been taken away here, that the government's going to stop playing favorites with EVs, and that may be animating some of his anger about this. It's possible. But just, again, all I want is all of the context.