32 days from today, an elderly orange-tinted man will raise his right hand on the west front

of the Capitol and swear the same 35-word oath that Abraham Lincoln did.

And in that moment of ascension, Donald Trump will pass the torch to the most powerful

man in the world, who is also its richest, President, unelected, Elon Musk.

This is the warning. I'm going to explain the difference between a million, a billion, and a

trillion this morning. And I'm going to do it because the United States is $36 trillion in debt.

And one day, as Donald Trump cuts taxes for the richest people in the world, spends more

money than has ever been spent in American history, he will lay the groundwork for that

economy to implode and cause massive suffering because of the

stupidity, the ignorance, and the arrogance of the world's richest man, expert in all things,

President Elon. Donald Trump does what Elon tells him to do because the presidency, in a way, is a present

that Elon purchased for his sugar baby, Donald. By spending $277 million in American money,

Elon Musk has been able to, in a month, increase his net worth by more than

$250 billion. What's the difference between a billion and a trillion? Well, let's say that I wanted to

meet Elon 12 days from now. It's appropriate 12 days from now, the 12 days of Christmas,

because the Christmas shutdown that's coming for government is the Elon shutdown. But if I were to say,

Elon, let's meet 12 days from now. It would be a million seconds. One million seconds is 12 days. I've met Elon's brother.

So I imagine if I met Elon a million seconds from now, I wouldn't want to see him again, maybe,

for a billion seconds. If I say, hey, Elon, I'll meet you in a billion seconds.

What that means is, I'll see you in 33 years.

That's the difference between a million and a billion.

A million seconds, 12 days from now.

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