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I'm going to punch you in your effing face.

Not you guys, but that is what the United States Treasury Secretary appointed by Donald Trump said at a private meeting just last week.

I also want to point out the same man, Scott Besson as the person who Elon Musk got into a shouting match with and apparently shoulder-checked in the hallway a few months back when Elon Musk was high off of his ketamine-fueled doge rampage.

And I guess Scott Bessent is just being Scott Bessent.

And I find it surprising because if you listen to interviews with Bessent, he's oftentimes pretty reserved or shy or doesn't really like speak in a projected tone,

but he's always getting in fights with people across Washington in the White House.

This one that I'm about to talk about happened at the executive branch.

And I'm not talking about the executive branch of the government, like the president's branch.

I'm talking about a new private

club founded by Donald Trump to rake in money off of people who want to feel executive.

Before I dig into this story, Donald Trump was just speaking moments ago at the White House Religious

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