It's Pride Month in the United States of America and the two biggest queens of the country are involved in a very nasty, very public divorce.

But I think it's important that we look at what Elon Musk's legacy is at Doge.

And The Daily Beast has done some really excellent reporting. Pop up the headline,

Kylie. Musk's Doge goons trashed office and left drugs behind. President Trump's top campaign

donor and advisor left the U.S. Institute of Peace full of cockroaches and marijuana. So this is the

type of stuff that if anybody, even like three cousins twice removed from a Democrat did something

like this, Fox News would need to be medevacked to, you know, an ICU unit somewhere. And this is just

an article in the Daily Beast that gets buried in the news cycle about how disrespectful, disgusting,

trashy, and horrific Elon Musk and his little shitball goons are. And when you think about the amount of protected

information and the amount of lives, the many, many lives that they have ruined, I look at that

and I think that's what college age kids do. And these are young, little, I mean, like 22, 23,

these are not bright, mature people. Big Balls, I think is 21 or

22. I think he's 19. Yeah, I didn't even think Big Balls was 20, but here's an excerpt from

this article. Elon Musk's doge goons left a huge mess at the office of a non-profit they illegally tried to take over with

staff allegedly finding drugs and evidence of cockroaches in the building so you know here they

are illegally trying to take over so this is going to be an interesting component of the, and you're a lawyer,

so explain this to me. If Musk did illegal stuff, but Trump gave Musk the power to do it,

the president said you can do this. But remember that document where Musk kind of had a CYA situation about who was

the leader of Doge? It was some random woman that was on it. So it was like a cover your ass for

Musk. It's like they foresaw that this could be legally problematic for Musk. So what do you think about all that?

I think that he can absolutely be prosecuted because he wasn't appointed by Trump and then

confirmed by the Senate. He just went in with the chainsaw and everybody knew he had the power.

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