And another discovery, Doge finds $4.7 trillion in treasury payments that are impossible to trace.

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We're going to rock through a lot of topics today, as well as some new discoveries from the Doge Department. No shocker here. More billions and billions and trillions found that are impossible to trace. We're going to discuss that. Rick Rennell's going to be joining us a little bit later. Harry Hutchinson is going to be joining us a little bit later. So it's a pack show, Will, but I know a lot of people are tuned it into here.

What is it?

What else has Elon found?

And of course, look, as much as I would love to keep talking about this every day,

it feels like there's a new giant discovery.

And I think Elon even said, he hopes that in like four or five months, he's put himself out of a job because he's just going to go really fast to get a lot of this done. But it's not only $4.7 trillion that we cannot trace. They said

the quote was almost impossible to trace. There's also some proposed things like deleting

paper checks, which you may go, hey, how much are we really spending on paper

checks? I don't know, to the tune of at least $750 million a year on just paper checks again.

That is the idea of government efficiency, is to modernize things to where you do not have

to be worried about these kind of expenses.

When you're closer to a billion dollars, three quarters of the way to a billion dollars just on paper checks,

things can be changed. But let's talk about that 4.7.

That's right. When you look at the way that our government has been operating, it's astounding,

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