It's Wednesday, May 7th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is Waday, the show that, like the Trump

administration, has not held any tariff negotiations with the Chinese government. Honestly,

the similarities between me and the Trump administration on this front are almost scary.

Neither of us have any idea what we're doing, but both of us are really good at

coming up with weird explanations for that.

On today's show, the Supreme Court lets President Donald Trump's ban on trans troops take effect,

for now, and Trump has an awkward oval office sit down with Canada's prime

minister. But let's start with Elon Musk. Remember him? The world's richest man, and depending on whom

you ask, the perceived head of the Department of Government Efficiency is taking a big step back from

his role in the federal government. Though based on his continuous Fox News interviews, he will be sticking to his role of

talking a lot about how the sun will eventually incinerate the Earth, so that's why we all have to

move to Mars. Yes, that is a real thing he really discussed with Fox News host Jesse Waters, as one

does. So eventually, all life on Earth will be destroyed by the sun. The Sun is gradually expanding, and so we do at some point need to be a multi-planet civilization because Earth will be incinerated.

I'm hearing this for the first time. No one's ever told me the Sun is going to burn Earth.

This is not a disputed fact. I'm not disagreeing with it.

Yeah.

I'm just saying I didn't know this was our destiny to get roasted by the sun.

Yes, and I don't think there's anyone who would disagree with that.

Rividing and normal as always.

Elon is stepping away at what one could delicately call a

difficult time for his popularity, both as a political figure and as a guy who

runs a car company. As a political figure, most Americans disapprove of his handling of the

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