All right, Elon Musk is clearly trying to cover up crimes committed while he was the leader

of Doge, which I think he still is, but put this up.

Lincoln Project is reporting via Politico that the Trump administration has asked the Supreme

Court to keep Doge records secret.

Lincoln Project asks, why are the records being kept secret? And I would opine that they're being

kept secret because they probably did illegal things. He went in, closed down investigations

into his companies, and then rewarded himself contracts

without congressional approval.

What's your take on that time?

Well, I think, you know, you look at this, the records that he doesn't want the public

to see them.

Are they going to be subject to the national archives so that the future generations will

see them.

Then my question is, if you put this before the Supreme Court, ultimately, unless it's

under protective order, we're going to see those records anyway.

So my question would be, is this a smart move?

And then I think about the federal government and the DOJ who's running it, and I think

maybe not, because ultimately, if this goes to hearing and the evidence is presented, it becomes public record.

What's your take on something like that with the way that they voted to give Trump immunity?

Like is that all of this power in the executive branch.

Clearly, the Roberts Court supports that.

They support a very strong consolidated executive branch.

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