if i was michael wolff, i would put that quote right on the back cover of the book.ould make it a blurb. meanwhile, poor j.d. vance. not only does the book say elon had no interest in meeting him because he was only vice president, this photo has been making the rounds today. which looks like elon musk is also making budget cuts to his pants. he looks like he walked into bloomingdale's and said give me the urkel. where does one even get pants like this? is there an american boy doll store? we also got some hot melania gossip from the book, lewding a quote from a staffer that said melania f-ing hates her husband, which i get that. it seems that she wants no part of him. the book reveals "nobody can tell you where melania even actually lives." she's like the easter bunny. apparently not even trump's staff knew where melania was living during the campaign. and she hasn't been around much since he won, until this weekend. she hadn't been in washington forbe a month. she reappeared on saturday night at a dinner for governors. you can see, here she is entering the governor

and actually at the daily beast, we've been running excerpts of michael wolff's new book. basically, michael is the sort of official chronicler now of donald trump, and there's a fascinating bit where elon comes on to the stage at the second butler rally, and donald trump sees him and he sees him jumping up and down and his t shirt, he. >> saw his. >> belly bellies full, and donald trump is like, what the f is the matter with him? why is he behaving like this? and no one knows how to contain him? and which doesn't mean that he isn't capable of doing a good job. but the way he's doing it, the reckless way that may work in tech, where you can move fast and break things doesn't work. >> and donald trump is the only person that can change that. >> the washington post reported to your point that it's unnerving. even some of trump's advisers in the white house. >> so i continue to watch it. staff, too. >> don't you worry. coming up next, is this what the new resistance looks like, a democratic governor clashing with trump to his face, and a congresswoman makes a provocative remar

michael wolff's new book, dan bongino, he posted a couple times on dan bongino and the joy reid firing. none of those are about inflation. >> or eggs. >> nor are those about eggs or the economy. and i wonder, just as a question of how much he's focused on things, if this is beginning to have an impact. >> it is beginning to have an impact. in fact, when you look at his polling on how he's doing on the economy, he's doing worse now than he ever did in the first term. the number one thing that he was popular for in his first term was the economy. 49% of people said that he did a good job. right now, he's only at 44% approval on the economy. and that's going down because he hasn't focused as much as he would have on other things. but he has been focusing on some things that are getting a lot of attention. a lot of people are giving him credit for his role on immigration and what's happening there. a lot of people are saying this role on government efficiency is something that is a good thing. not everybody. we can talk about that too. but there's a lot that he has been doing that is popul