The Department of Government Efficiency has unveiled billions and billions of dollars in waste fraud and

abuse within our own government. I'm talking the Institute of Peace, renting out entire stadiums for

parties and celebrations, and let's not forget the $20 million for Sesame Street in Iraq or the

$2 million for pottery classes in Morocco. Now, uncovering all of this was

incredible and, of course, absolutely necessary. But the harsh reality of Doge is that they can only go

so far. They can uncover all of the waste, fraud, and abuse possible, but then it is up to Congress

to ensure that the organizations who have been

stealing from us are then defunded. Well, it was revealed yesterday that Congress was set to vote on

cutting that waste fraud and abuse that Doge found, including cuts to USAID and PR and PBS, but

you guessed it. Just as we were about to see some positive change within our government,

the votes were canceled. Now, we have a Republican majority House and Senate, but for some reason,

doge cuts just aren't happening. Trump's executive orders aren't being codified into law by our

Congress, which, by the way, would make it harder for future presidents to

simply overturn all of Trump's hard work. And of course, none of those rogue federal judges

who have continued to halt dozens of Trump's E.Os have been impeached. Many are now asking,

what is the point of having this Republican majority if nothing substantial is actually going

to be done? By the way,

Donald Trump's nominee for DC attorney, Ed Martin, yeah, he's been pulled thanks to Republican Tom Tillis,

who still has her feelings over January 6th. We're going to be discussing all of this,

plus the continued discourse surrounding the Shiloh Hendricks debate and how much our culture

is shifting regarding people

saying mean words. My take on the DHS also offering illegal immigrants $1,000 to leave the

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