and who's listening to rogan in that episode, it's elon musk. the first time that elon has heard of usaid. he picks it up right away. he starts tweeting about it. and that's how it got here. it just there's a line from joe rogan books. this guest elon hears about it. and now, like you're saying like millions of people are going to go without food and medicine because rogan platformed a controversial thinker like i. >> and it's suddenly. >> a criminal enterprise. >> rogan's show is. >> also a. >> big part of what's. >> gotten. >> this idea that sullivan. >> versus new york. >> times needs to be overturned. a lot. >> of his guests. >> a lot of people in that intellectual. >> dark web. >> sphere, have been. >> obsessed with. >> this case. >> explain for years people. >> aren't familiar. >> with it. oh, pardon me. so this is i mean, this is basically. >> sullivan versus new. >> york times is. >> the supreme court decision. >> that says that there is a really, really high bar for defamation in the media. it means that unless you can absolutely prove

not doing the joe rogan interview. the idea that joe rogan is the new tim russert with the trick questions, it's not true. he's a nice guy who has the conversation. he has a few openings you can push back on. we are in a new world where some of the old elite gatekeepers are gone, for good and bad. people doing campaigns don't represent them. there are other channels. we can get a lot of message out for free. the people who trust those channels, even if you can argue with credible fact there is no statements of truth, they trust them because they are not part of the big establishment that everybody hates. populism. they made an idiotic mistake not doing it. >> you have been an outspoken critic of donald trump for more than a decade. you posed by the in 2020, you lead a superpac supporting jeb bush. trump has let republicans back the control of the white house for a second . congress in his grip, one might think. he has expanded the share of the black vote, hispanic vote, young voters. your personal feelings aside, can r

was joe rogan saying yeah, doge is a good thing going after corruption. then you heard a c-span phone caller slamming democrat al green live on camera saying stop, enough. we're sick of it. he's the guy trying to impeach trump again. he tried to do that the first time around in 2017 with no crime stipulated. bring in fox news political analyst lisa boothe. we love talking to lee kansas city chiefs booth. she's so smart and a great writer. when you heard all what we just played, let me back up. even now a top democrat jared golden told washington post, what the democrats are doing is not effective and he's frustrated by the fear mongering hysteria and if democrats make everything deaf con 5, then eventually nothing is deaf con 56789 the democrat credibility has fallen out of bed and down the stairs. what do you think? >> first of all, i'd love to come to dinner with larry elder particularly if david asman is paying. liz: sure. >> i'll invite myself to that. but, you know, look what we're saying now is a large part why donald trump was ele elected and ameri

rogan says he's got the receipts though.n remember the headlines throughout the course of her entire campaign. new york times, why isn't kamala harris holding news conferences? to riled up kamala harris slowly opens up. trying to hard to blame one missed interview opportunity not looking at the bigger picture of the entire campaign. >> i seem to recall part of the reason why the interview never materialized kamala harris and rogan, it would have gone terribly for all words of reasons, she and her team were demanding he come to her has changed the format and limit the time and that's not how he does his show. he said you come here like everyone else for the amount of time and we will do it and they said no so the receipts were proof of that. i'm up next, let's look at this. east hampton, new york, a fancy place. officials are reassuring of the residence heist officers, don't you worry, won't deport illegal migrants serving as maids, landscapers and nannies. that goes to the mentality among limiting liberals probe illegal immi

podcast host joe rogan is cheering elon musk for his business approach to government cuts.ch. >> what's fascinating is we're getting a chance to see what happens when you take a business approach to the government in the white house. we're seeing right now with this whole u.s. aid thing. people are freaking out and same people saying we need radical change. we've got corruption, we need radical change. here's your radical change. we don't need this. but you do. the government does. they need oversight. you can call it waste, but it's deeper. it's deeper than waste. it's corruption. stuart: steve, this is what voters wanted. they want to downsize the federal government. don't democrats realize this? >> no, their whole ideology and all the interests are wrapped up in it and that's why joe rogan is exactly right. it's not just waste and accident, a lot of this is on purpose and it is corruption because it's what i call the democrat industrial complex. that web of democrat machine politicians and the unions and the activists and bureaucrats all together wasting our money and sp

the joe rogan interviewed became a thing at the end. and even charlamagne from the breakfast club who has been and can be provocative but has shown himself in that platform to be a huge platform for reaching the working class and young people. we go to these places with caution and have these conversations that are supposed to be candid and real in such a rigid and confusing way that does not resonate, so we have a messaging problem and will continue to if we are playing by the old book. when i worked in the obama white house, we had the first office of digital strategy, focusing on twitter and facebook at the time . i don't remember when instagram came to be. at any rate, that was new media we were dipping into. we have not gone beyond that. we don't have an office of cultural strategy but we are going to the cultural platforms the majority of people are consuming because they are not consuming news. we don't even play in those places by going there to talk directly to people in ways that people understand. when we do have these big ra

and joe rogan is right. it's corruption and more than waste. over to carley for more headlines. >> carley: stay in washington. the senate voting 53-47 to confirm ruffle vought to lead the office of management and budget. that wasn't before ashley moody shut down to find democrats attempting to delay that vote.o. if it doesn't find an owner the app. faces a national ban. trump says is he likely to make a final decision on the app.'s future this month. meta ceo mark zuckerberg seen visiting the white house yesterday neat spokesperson was there to discuss how he can help the trump administration advance american tech leadership abroad. it's unclear whether zuckerberg met with entrepreneurship but the two have appeared to become closer since trump's inauguration. and today is national wear red day as you can see i am wearing red as is everybody else on the couch. it's to support the american heart association in raising awareness about cardiovascular disease which is the leading cause of death in women. the cdc reports that over 60,000 women in the

not only are we not there, the joe rogan interview became a thing at thejo end.ven from the breakfast club can be provocative but has shown himself in the platform to be a huge platform reaching working-class especially people of color, latinos and african-americans and young people at large. we go to these places both caution and we have these conversations was to candid and real results rigid and confusing ways it does not resignation. we have a messaging probably will continue to have a messaging problem for boeing by the old playbook. most work at the white house where the first office ofho digital strategy. we are focusing on twitter, facebook at the time i don't remember when instagram came to be. and anyway that's new media that we're dipping into but we have not gone beyond that. just got to have an office of the majority of people are peope consuming are not consuming. we do not even play in those places. by goldman's talk directly to people in plain talk on ways people understand. in the ways we should. youtube has become the new source and its number o

not only are we not they are, the joe rogan interview became a thing at the end. even charlemagne from the breakfast club has been and can be provocative, has shown in that platform to be a huge platform for the working class, people of color, latinos, and have these conversations that are supposed to be candid and real in rigid and confusing ways that doesn't resonate. we have a messaging problem and we will continue to have a messaging problem if playing by the playbook. when i went to the white house, that was the first office of digital strategy. in instagram, came to be -- at any rate this is new media we were stepping into. we haven't gone beyond that. it is a digital strategy, don't have an office of cultural strategy to the cultural platforms the majority of people, we don't play in those places. to understand and on both sides, when we have these we don't advertise the way we should. a new source, a news source, he was outspending like crazy and all these different spaces, we weren't there, we don't value that. .. we don't value that as news. beyond the m

. >> joining us at the table tonight, scott jennings, bakari sellers, also with us, josh rogan, rula jebreal and brad palumbo. gretchen carlson will be with us in just a minute. but this is extraordinary, to put it lightly. and i was saying to you all as we were waiting for those sound bites to go through, trump was reading from a piece of paper when he talked about acquiring the gaza strip. rula, like, what is this all about? >> i mean, clearly there is now it's an official foreign policy of the united states. the illegal occupation of a sovereign land, ethnic cleansing, which constitute both, on both counts, a crimes against humanity. i mean, maybe donald trump doesn't remember, but july this year, the international court of justice actually talked about gaza and issued an order, and in the order says that gaza is still occupied, that that occupation is illegal, that israel needs to end the occupation, both of the west bank and in gaza. by the way, the other piece, he said he will decide on the west bank next week, which means we don't know next week if he will allow israel to anne

i mean, i don't think you can imagine nancy pelosi or chuck schumer going on joe rogan, and that's part of the problem. >> yeah. well, and you know, we saw one democrat today criticizing trump in the prayer breakfast, even though of course, we've seen president biden and president obama attend it in the past. but but i want to talk about you because you have said that you want to run a very different kind of campaign against pelosi, who has filed the paperwork. she hasn't said that she is going to run again. but as you know, i mean, she's a powerhouse in your party, so why do you how would you plan to defeat her in a democratic primary or. >> look, i'm not going to play the usual democratic political games. i'm not going to be calling donors all day for money. i'm not going to be going around running around for endorsements because, yeah, she's the most well connected democrat in america. i'm going to go straight to voters. i'm asking people to go to my website and sign up for a zoom call with me. all the zoom calls i noticed were already filled up today. so i just opened up new slots a

here was joe rogan talking about what the president and elon musk have been doing over the last couple of weeks. watch what's fascinating right now is we're getting a chance to see what happens when you take a business approach to the government in the white house. >> you're seeing a politician, a president who's coming in, who can't get reelected. so he's just going ham, and he's just cleaning out everything, and people are freaking out. the same people that say, we need radical change, right? we need radical change. we've got corruption. we need radical change. okay, well, here's your radical change. we don't need this. but you do. the government does. they need oversight. and they haven't had that. >> brad todd. >> you know, in october i was working on a senate race in pennsylvania, and i had got to see a lot of research focus groups and polling. we try to decide at the end what should we talk about? should we talk about immigration? should we talk about the economy? no, the voters said talk about change. they wanted serious change, period. stop. full story. they were skeptical that

. >> joining us at the table tonight, scott jennings, bakari sellers, also with us, josh rogan, rula jebreal and brad palumbo. gretchen carlson will be with us in just a minute. but this is extraordinary, to put it lightly. and i was saying to you all as we were waiting for those soundbites to go through, trump was reading from a piece of paper when he talked about acquiring the gaza strip. rula, like, what is this all about? >> i mean, clearly there is. >> now it's. >> an official foreign. policy of the united states. the illegal occupation of a sovereign land, ethnic cleansing, which constitute both on both counts, a crimes against humanity. i mean, maybe donald trump doesn't remember, but july this year, the international court of justice actually talked about gaza and issued an order, and in the order says that gaza is still occupied, that that occupation is illegal, that israel needs to end the occupation, both of the west bank and in gaza. by the way, the other piece, he said he will decide on the west bank next week, which means we don't know next week if he will allow israel

to iowa the first time and there is a reason for that, there is a reason why she did not go to joe rogan the most popular podcast in the world, she is nothing to give, this is the problem with california politicians everybody. this is the problem in america . they never have any pushback so they are not sharpened, they are not sharp, they don't have thoughts of their own so they don't know how to navigate the troubled waters. >> trace: the media -- they lose trust. >> the media has lost his trust a long time ago the problem was calling out and never had a consequence because we were under the administration we have the false narrative for their agenda, it was okay with them, and now we see $8 million subsidized to political -- to "politico". trump is coming in and he is saying this is enough, let's let free media be free media. now we are seeing more of the truth come out, maybe that is what's causing a lot of outrage that people are seeing in other side that have not seen before. >> trace: both of you, think you . meantime u.s. army recruiters under new trump administration are listing

on top of that, you mentioned these people talking about him, he went on joe rogan he's like really doingntion to and are fans of and follow and trust this day and age conveying the real them so his longer format of being bold and vulnerable. going to the super bowl, the first one. >> it's going to be great, it will be with bret and he will fly out with his people and the reason he's going, he won the election, he just loves sports. the other thing is, he's naming different people to his cabin, because he gave us. it looks like she's got to committee and next week she will get a vote in director of national intelligence but you know we are not talking about? we are not seeing woman, hawaiian, former democrat. just at the best person for the job. i think that's the common sense attitude he's trying to bring. >> right. obviously di, the first official higher he had for major seat was susie wiles so a woman for the position so i think women have nothing to do with it, he's always been extremely support supportive. everything to do with the best person for the job which again is what everyone

still ahead, joe rogan cheering on musk's business approach to government cuts. >> the same people whohange, we need radical change, we got corruption, we need radical change, here's your radical change. stuart: steve hilton coming up later, a lot more to say on that. it is finally super bowl weekend so we sent jeff flock into eagles territory, the oldest tavern in philadelphia, he will tell us how much beer the country drinks on big dig game night, right after this. known for pursuing your passions. no one wants to be known for cancer but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 17 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers is early-stage non—small cell lung cancer. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies before surgery when you have early-stage lung cancer, which can be removed by surgery, and then continued alone after surgery to help prevent your lung cancer from coming back. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during or after treatment. this may be severe a

ending the fact checking program, moving that part of meta to texas and as he later said on the joe rogan podcast, creating a more masculine culture. those are all really good arguments. they are not stupid. they are not arguments made solely out of fear. they are rational, and sometimes even more problematically, they are values-based. like the sponsor ability to others -- like the responsibility to other people. what we can propose as a counter argument they don't really help. first of all, if you are not willing to sacrifice your principles and your values indefinitely, eventually you're going to run afoul of the autocracy you are helping build. one thing you concede, two things you concede. and then you will start conceding other stuff and then eventually, like the publisher who asked me to kill a piece because 325 people would be fired, you end up in exile anyway. unless you really become a building block of that autocracy. the price of becoming a building block, an actual central player is extremely high. it is high personally, financially. it is actually a high price that people ev

so much they haven't tapped into where they think the real mother lode of fraud is and what joe roganright and this isn't a constitutional crisis but a return to constitutional order. a return to limited government and greater freedom and in other words principles espoused and envisioned by founders let me walk my democratic friends through all of this in simple terms. harris lost trump's president head of the executive branch he sets the agenda appointed by the american people to do it he appointed musk to rollout the corruption and now parting ways with federal employees unwilling to carry out the agenda the american people elected him to perform as well as those who have corrupted our institutions her fbi intelligence community goodbye he's being a good steward of your hard-earned tax dollars. with all that waste, fraud, and abuse hundreds and tens of billions of dollars the average american makes $66,000 a year you work hard you pay your taxes you play by the rules that's how they spend your money excuse me you deserve a refund. democrats currently throwing a temper tantrum it onl

. >> mark zuckerberg's open source model he did a podcast on january 10 with joe rogan this is befored china has is really great model. it's called deepseek in the government and the u.s. this is why he's pushing them administration should make it easier and open access and make it easier for the u.s. to win knowing how good china is getting a what they're doing. >> i remember when elon musk wanted to see open aib and open source and now it's become a multibillion-dollar business, people want to profit when china came in with deepseek that's why there was a major market freak out because everybody was wait a minute were spending billions of dollars building out a.i. in china did it for 500 million which we don't believe the but that's what they said. >> by the way that podcast was great it's really revealing podcast about mark zuckerberg but i love the hypocrisy of some of the left outraged at these billionaires and the tech ceos are becoming integral in the trump administration and being used as teammates to project american economic policy abroad to project technology abroad these a

was it john fetterman or joe rogan?pset. >> can i ask chatgpt really quick? >> how do democrats win back white men? >> i don't know and truthfully i'm not sure if that's possible to be honest. >> jesse: they do look a lot alike. so it is still the same score and we are into the last question. >> no peeking, kaitlin. i don't want to lose because i got the first one wrong. >> jesse: no peeking. tears for fears, which democrat politician said that trump is coddling the white boys and she is tired of white tears? was it maxine waters, no relation or jasmine crockett? >> she's not your mom? >> coddling is for the white boys. that is what is happening right now. i'm tired of the white tears. >> jesse: yes, she is tired of the white tears. i'm 1% sub-saharan african so it is possible we are related. you are going to win this hat but just to make it fun we will do the tiebreaker although this hat is yours, we're just going to be a little sporty. "primetime" has been investigating usaid funding, how much did they spend, in milli

was and for that reason he is ending the fact-checking program moving part of meta to texas and joe rogan'spodcast, creating a more masculine culture and those are all really good arguments. they are not stupid. they are not -- they're not arguments made solely out of fear. they are actually rational and sometimes even more problematically values based. responsibility to other people. the only thing that we can propose as a counter argument is they don't truly help, like first of all, if you're not willing to sacrifice your principles and your values indefinitely eventually you're going run autocracy that you're helping build. you can see one thing, you can see two things, you can see the t in the lgbt and you see the lgb and the lgbt and start seeing other stuff and eventually like the publisher who asked me to kill a piece because 325 people would get fired, you end up in exile anyway and unless you really become building block of the ato by. and the price of becoming central player in autocracy is extremely high. it is high personally, it is high financially, it is -- it is high -- it is

media wildly claim that the world is coming to an end and that elon musk is stealing money but joe rogant even gotten to big things like massive waste in medicare and medicaid and cdc contracts. >> no, the world that's coming to an end is free spending world the democrats have reveled in for decades and the fact that elon musk has the capability and knows how to hire the people that know how to read being spent is finding these things that have been buried year after year after year going in detail that have never been gone into before. on medicare and medicaid, the government has actions against the fraud but it just stayed there very efficient and going to get a few billion a year and the number of them is upwards of excellent job with that waste being done before. liz: news coming in and top democrats david axelrod and rom emmanuel saying that democrats should stand down on this. yes, cut waste. and we found nearly a trillion dollars went out the door under biden for wrong payments and trump, musk and doge should cut waste. what do you make of this that basically the doge team will lo

the amount of hysteria over elon musk doing this job in a government agency now, listen to joe rogan talking about this. he had an interesting comment today, watch. >> the lawns six wizards, he brought in young wizards to go in and go over the books and they are finding crazy [bleep]. it is very strange that the media is ignoring it. it's too big of a win for the right and they are ignoring it. >> they haven't even got to medicaid yet, the medical stuff. there is so much they haven't tapped into where they think the real mother lode of fraud is. >> martha: that is where they are going next. your thoughts? >> i am against the queen of all analogies but i have a decent one, i will borrow it. she said -- he said, when you try to take taxpayer money away from a politician it's like asking dracula to forsake blood. this is the resistance that we are seeing here at this point. and democrats and their allies and they are filling helpless and overwhelmed because the speed at which donald trump is moving, five dozen executive orders, it feels like he's been in office for a few years, we are t

will check yourself in a way where you are not just saying, hey, i saw on read a," or "i saw on joe rogan," i saw a report from cdc or where you are equating one or the other. they are not the same thing. the other thing, you need to get involved. getting involved can take a lot of different forms, right? start a book club, start a conversation, go to a city council meeting. stop paying attention to national politics, where ironically you have the least amount of impacts, and pay attention to local politics, where they would love for you to show up. they are begging for people to be interested in it. if you want politics to be happy and entertaining, like wrestling, go to a city council meeting. those things are wild i really recommend it. host: we would like to chat with some callers. this is barbara on our line for democrats. you are out first with casey burgat. caller: hi. ok, i'm listening to what you are saying, and here are a couple of thoughts. first of all, we do not teach social studies anymore in a lot of these schools. and people don't know where to search for trusted informati

. >> bret: joe rogan weighing in on whole doge effort.aid we need radical change. we need radical change. we have corruption. we need radical change. here is your radical change. we don't need this. but you do. the government does. they need oversight. and they haven't had that and because of that, you are seeing this not just waste. you can call it waste. but it's deeper. it's deeper than waste. it's corruption. and you are seeing that corruption get weeded out. >> bret: meghan, i guess for congress saying you are taking the power of the purse away from our branch of government they have had auto long time. both democrats and republicans haven't dealt with itment just last year a lot of republicans favor usaid and were very favorable of how much work they were doing and effort they were doing and how the money was being spent and approving money they were spending and now they want to get rid of it and close it down. interesting to see how people are bending to trump and his ideas here. and i don't think that democrats or republicans don

greg, joe rogan. >> greg: yes. >> judge jeanine: he comes out and said kamala lied. >> greg: not surprisedve plenty of time to find their so-called leader and fill a hole, but they have to find out why that hole existed. what killed the party? we've talked about this. number one, if you have a party based on victimhood that means achievement is impossible because no one can actually excel because then they become an oppressor and then you have the opportunity cost of making trump the number one enemy which at the expense of actually thinking about who you are and then if your party becomes we are not trump, and now trump represents common sense, where does that leave you as a point of differentiation, not common sense. so trump is the symbol of low crime, strong borders, american enterprise. the dems, all you can think about is he, she, they, them, that is what the dems have become peered especially for young kids, kids in their teens, they thought the democratic party was a joke because of the pronoun stuff. the dems should hand their party platform over to harold ford. they need to out c

never again was it john fetterman or joe rogan. >> if i get this one wrong, i'm going to be really upset can i? are you really quick? >> are you looking at. >> how did. democrats win back white men? like i don't know, and truthfully, i'm not sure looking at her, i'm not sure. >> if that's possible. >> to be honest. >> they do look a lot. >> alike. >> so it's still the same score. and we're into the last question. >> yeah. no. no peeking. caitlin. no peeking. kate, you want to lose because i got the first one turning. >> no peeking. tears for fears. which democrat politician said that trump is coddling the white boys and she's tired of white tears? oh my god, was it maxine waters no relation or jasmine crockett? >> maxine waters isn't your mom coddling is for the white boys. >> that's what's. >> happening right now. >> i am tired of the white tears. >> yes, she's tired of the white tears. i am 0.1% sub-saharan african, so it's possible we are related. you're going to win this hat. but just to make it fun, we're going to do the tiebreaker. although this hat is yours, we're just going to be

ending the fact checking program moving part part of metadata to texas and as he later said in joe rogan's podcast, creating a more masculine culture and those are all really good. they're not stupid, they're not they're not arguments being sold of fear. they're actually rational. and sometimes even more problematically, they're values based, right? it was like a responsive ability to other people. the only thing we can propose as a counter argument is they don't really help like, first of all, if you're not willing to sacrifice your principles and your values indefinitely, eventually you're going to run afoul of the autocracy that you're helping build. you can seed one thing, you can see two things. you can you can see the the t and the lgbt. and then you will see the lgbt lgb in the lgbt, and then you will start seeing other stuff. and then eventually, like that publisher who asked me to kill a piece because 325 people would get fired, you end up in exile anyway, and unless you really become a building block of that autocracy that and the price of it becoming a building block of the pric

. >> a joke on joe rogan's podcast. way to go to making me. >> laugh, at. >> least. >> you know, and it's kind of ridiculous for senator kennedy to call concern about the constitution process driven concerns. that is ridiculous. we have a constitution. we have a congress. the congress decides the budget. they decide, not. >> elon musk. >> even though he seems he. >> has seized control of the treasury. how to pay. >> political appointees, how to pay civil servants, what the federal agencies of the united states are and how they are funded. that is determined by a congress. >> elected by. >> the american people. and that is. exactly the kind of thing that we need to put forward when we talk about the future. you know, our future should be controlled by the american people, not by elon musk and his billionaire friends. >> jay commandery, appreciate that. we're going to fit in a break. our thanks to jay. mandela barnes joins us here on mandela barnes joins us here on the other side. (people shouting guesses) with plaque pso

i have to tell you after the reforms were passed into law in april of 2024 you went on joe rogan's podcastn may. the bill is now law. you said this bill took an already bad problem and made it many times worse. in my mind this is a question of judgment. 702 is critical. i appreciate this late conversion but i'm not sure i buy it because you have had such an inconsistent position. i know my colleagues will raise this. rather than standing up to dictators like vladimir putin and assad you sometimes amplify these talking points. i do not understand how you can blame nato for the brutal invasion of ukraine. and when assad used chemical his own people you do not condemn him, you questioned america's intelligence. you mentioned a lot about trust. one of the things i'm so proud of on this committee is we always follow the truth. they say on this committee is most valuable -- we have a bipartisan approach to intelligence. we try to earn the trust of the american people. i just do not believe on your judgment and credibility issues. that this is the appropriate role you should take. thank you mr. c

would say when they go you talk about kamala harris, so much debate about whether she would go on rogan, whether she wasn't. how which she filled those three hours? trump has picked up where he left off, he has a lot more conservative outlets with ice folks on these raids. there producing the news. that is something the democrats did when they had initiatives they wanted to do, they had media in there. that is what people are seeing, they are seeing dr. phil in chicago on these raids. betsy: it gets in the social-media stream of everybody. elex: people in his cabinet are all people on fox news channel. people say there is a negative, but it is a positive in that they are good on tv -- betsy: he's a casting agent. elex: i want to get jessica in here quick. give us some of the numbers. from a california perspective, for so long donald trump seen as the bogeyman, that even associating with him would hurt you. look at the way adam schiff treated steve garvey in the primary, which we did altogether at usc during the primary debate. but he wasn't so much a bogeyman for republicans in the stat

. >> now, joe rogan is dead on. right. and by the way, this is not a constitutional crisis. this is a return to constitutional order. this is a return to limited government, greater freedom. in other words, the principles espoused and envisioned by our founders and our framers. let me let me walk my democratic friends through all of this in simple terms. kamala harris lost. donald trump is president. he's the head of the executive branch. he sets the agenda. he was appointed by the american people and elected by the american people to do it. he appointed elon musk to root out this waste, fraud and abuse and corruption. and now trump is parting ways with federal employees who are unwilling or unable to carry out the agenda of the american people elected him to perform along with those that have corrupted our institutions, our fbi, our doj, our intelligence community. by by, you know, he's being a good steward of your hard earned tax dollars. remember, think about this with all that waste, fraud and abuse, hundreds of, you know, tens and tens of billions of dollars, the averag

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and he goes on joe rogan and he's got the hair and he's got the videos of himself chugging a coors in a tuxedo while surfing off kauai, which i think he bought. or he partially owns one of these islands. it's a hell of a story, but if you've invested in meta, you've made a lot and lot of money. >> especially lately still to come trumping the norms. nothing is ever certain in the markets these days. now, there is one certainty that the president will dominate the headlines and move stocks. so how do you navigate this tariff landscape that is next. >> the bond report is brought to >> the bond report is brought to at ameriprise financial, we know our clients are so much more than clients. they're conquerors and champions, and what matters most to them matters most to us. it's no wonder we have a 4.9 out of 5 client satisfaction rating. ameriprise financial. nasdaq cntm, whose patented technology platform manages 120,000 all electric assets worldwide, with revenue surging over 1,100% since 2020, connect ems solutions deliver 60% energy savings for its customers, backed by 41 oem partnersh

separate one and get more to the root cause print we've been out on the podcast circuit in the media, joe roganarlson. bobby kennedy met the trump campaign through that and when president trump was shot in butler i had the privilege of working with democrats on the trump campaign, bobby kennedy paid there is really a bipartisan awakening on this issue. i called bobby, suggested he talk to trump that night. was able to facilitate that conversation. i was extremely small part of it. i had the privilege of viewing this bond develop between two men and it was a bond over not a partisan issue but the true legacy item of reversing the harrowing chronic disease crisis on our children. 50% of teens overweight and obese pre-30% of them prediabetic. it is a national scandal and bobby and president trump captured the conscience of americans with this issue. i got a lot of voters in the fold. >> where do you agree with rfk junior on this issue of chronic conditions? guest: i think you saw in the hearing. he's being quizzed by senators who are bragging they have been working on intricacies and medicare and

will check yourself in a way where you are not just saying, hey, i saw on read a," or "i saw on joe rogan report from cdc or where you are equating one or the other. they are not the same thing. the other thing, you need to get involved. getting involved can take a lot of different forms, right? start a book club, start a conversation, go to a city council meeting. stop paying attention to national politics, where ironically you have the least amount of impacts, and pay attention to local politics, where they would love for you to show up. they are begging for people to be interested in it. if you want politics to be happy and entertaining, like wrestling, go to a city council meeting. those things are wild i really recommend it. host: we would like to chat with some callers. this is barbara on our line for democrats. you are out first with casey burgat. caller: hi. ok, i'm listening to what you are saying, and here are a couple of thoughts. first of all, we do not teach social studies anymore in a lot of these schools. and people don't know where to search for trusted information. then t

off system for all of his tweets that are gathered tog together, and then neurolinked data and pass rogancast appearances, and that a.i. shall rule indefinitely, unless overthrown by a more innovative billionaire. isn't that really how we want our country to be running, under this muskocracy, article 3.5? that's where we are right now. that's the country that we are living in. does he have power? oh, he has power. because let's not kid ourselves, right now elion wants us to live in the muskocracy. the trump administration is operating as if 3.5 is real, as if elon musk has spread authority to override the will of government, cease government property, hire and fired a will and bend government to his benefit regardless of the consequences. we can see article 3.5 in action right now. musk is obsessed with shutting down usaid, slandering its public servants, spreading baseless conspiracy theories about the agency's work and mission. if we don't stop him now, through legislation and lawsuits, he will not only destroy our ability to address global crises that eventually impact us here at home,