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In this evolution, I mean, the last administration was going to mandate electric vehicles, and now you see on the far left some efforts to go after electric vehicles.

It is ironic.

I mean, it seems like the most ironic outcome is the most likely.

No sense of irony, these people.

That was Elon Musk. Talking last night to Brett Baer on special report on the Fox News Channel. In a very lengthy, I think it was like 37-minute group interview with Elon Musk plus seven representatives of the Department of Government Efficiency.

The Democrat Party is, of course, against government efficiency.

I suspect they're against Led Zeppelin, too.

Because if it's good, the left wants to destroy it.

By the way, the vice president of the United States is, I believe right now,

he may have arrived in Greenland.

If he hasn't arrived yet, he's en route to Greenland. And I've got a kind of an amusing President Trump

soundbite that I want to share with you on that topic too. But I do want to get to Doge from last

night. The New York fake times flying to Greenland, comma, Vance is visiting a place that doesn't want him.

Well, that's not true.

You look at the polls out of Greenland.

There may be some who don't want him to visit, but there are many that do.

The New York Times doesn't want him to visit because the New York Times is part of the firebombing, Oregon harvesting, left-wing, gauntlet.

Vice President J.D. Vance's trip to an island that President Trump wants to, quote, get, end quote.

Now, that's not a complete thought or a complete sentence, says that it's a three-letter,

one-syllable word that the New York Times put in quotation marks in their little sub-headline.

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