Welcome back to episode 561 of Triggered.

I'm Corrine Gannimore here with Matt Vespa.

What's going on, Vespa?

Not much, man.

Not much going on.

Not much going on, right?

I mean, it's just, you know.

Were you not just watching the TV with me five minutes ago? Yeah, the left is getting what they've wished for for a long time. It seems like there is a brewing battle. A lover's quarrel. A lover's quarrel. Daddy and Mommy are fighting right now. Elon Musk and Donald Trump. Whipping out the rolling pins and bashing each other over the head. Are bashing heads right now.

And it has to do everything to do with the one big, beautiful bill.

Yeah, it's hitting some roadblocks in the Senate.

You got guys like Rand Paul, Ron Johnson, who apparently don't know how the system works.

They're arguing that all these revisions should be made.

But this is about discretionary spending right now. and you can't do that in a reconciliation package.

So Elon Musk also didn't get that memo either earlier this week.

Actually, it was last week now.

He tweeted, I'm sorry, but I just can't stand it anymore.

This massive, outrageous, pork-filled congressional spending bill is a disgusting

abomination. Shame on those who voted for it. You know you did wrong. You know it. So that's Elon

Musk, finally kind of breaking away from the president last week. I mean, I think it was one day

after his special advisory role expiry. Right? Wasn't it one day after that, basically that quasi-fairwell oval office presser where the two seemed to be getting along and, you know, Trump was like, you know, well, Elon's not going away. He'll be back in some way. Well, I think that's that that's over. Yeah, it's a good point. I think that's over. He might be out the door and we'll see how aggressive he gets now.

He didn't get a lot of the things that he wanted in this bill.

He wanted more electric vehicle mandates, that kind of stuff.

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