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as we went joining me now, jonathan turley, george washington profit. a constitutional crisis because as special government employee, elon musk and two, jan, computer whiz is our family doing what the government should have dones a real audit of what they do with their money. >> no, it is an amazing reaction and you have people all over the beltway breathing in paper bags right now because the idea you can bring in these people and they will think outside of the box. that is what musk is known for. he is known for someone to reject paths to dependence. he did that at twitter. he said they could not fire that people at twitter and he debt that. twitter became more efficient in the operations continued on-to impeded. and amy did most of those employees. so musk is coming in here and the terror alert in washington is quite astonishing. but this idea this is a danger to democracy is rather odd. the president just ran on a pledge to shrink the government, to look for waste. he brought in someone from the outside for a reason because past pledges by president

. >> laura: joining me now jonathan turley, george washington university law prof and fox news contributorjonathan, a constitutional crisis because, as a special government employee, elon musk and two young computer whizs are actually finally doing what the government should have done a long time ago, which is a real audit of what they do with our money. it is an amazing reaction. you have people all over the beltway breathing in paper bags right now. the idea that you could bring in these people and they are going to sort of think outside the box. that's what musk is known for. he is known for someone who rejects path dependence. did he that at twitter. he said he couldn't fire all those people at twitter. did he that and twitter became more efficient and the operations continued unimpeded. and that was against all the predictions that twitter would literally shut down because it needed every one of those or most of those employees. so, musk is coming in here and, yeah, the terror alert in washington is quite astonishing. but this idea that this is a danger to democracy is rather odd. he