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Our guest today is Stuart Whitson, Senior Director of Federal Affairs at the Foundation for Government Accountability.

We discussed today the age of accountability in government.

Stuart, thanks so much for joining us on this edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

Thanks for having me on.

Am I overstating that?

The age of accountability in government is, are we making America, American government at least, accountable again?

I think that's absolutely right.

I think as President Trump would characterize it, we are definitely entering a golden era

for America when it comes to accountability.

The Doge effort, obviously a lot of the things that Doge is uncovering already are some

things that had already surfaced. There's some things that had already, you know, surfaced.

There are some things that other people had flagged in the past, but it just was never able to get

the kind of attention and energy behind it to actually not just identify the wasteful spending,

but do something about it. And so I think that's what's so great about the Doge effort,

about President Trump's leadership behind it is things are actually getting done.

And Americans love it.

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