This is CBS, I on the World. I'm John Batchel. The Scholar Report with CEO Chris

Regal of Scholar.com transforming the retail space with digital signage worldwide on all the

occupied continents. We begin with the occupation of Washington by a man who has many businesses, and the one big one

right now is not about the U.S. or about Doge or about Tesla. It's about SpaceX. We're within

24 hours of the window opening on the eighth test of Starship Super Heavy. All eyes on. It is a surprise to me that when Washington

reports, the Washington media reports negative remarks about Elon Musk, they leave out the

SpaceX part. The SpaceX part is what has wowed all of America and the world going to Mars.

However, Chris, a very good evening to you.

Doge, much in the news.

I spend a lot of time on European news in the morning.

Negative, negative, negative.

Musk is a billionaire out of control.

Musk and Trump mean to steal all the money they're saving for themselves and their buddies.

The allegations are both predictable and repetitive.

Do you hear complaints about Elon Musk cutting the size of government and looking at entitlements as the way to bring the

budget and line because we're facing deadlines X number of years till Social Security fails,

X number of years till Medicare and Medicaid have to reduce their payments. Do you hear that

with your customer base or as you travel the country? Good evening

to you. Good evening, John. I believe that outside of the bubbles of New York, D.C., and maybe San Francisco,

across the fruited plane, there's a lot of excitement about the idea of cutting government. All forms of business have gone through

transformations post-COVID, cutting their belts, right-sizing, resizing. Why shouldn't the

federal government do the same? So it's fascinating to watch Mr. Trump and Mr. Musk take on that

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