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President Trump is in his announcement called it the potential Manhattan project of our time.

It's a big undertaking. But I do think that if we bring the public along and even allow the

public to participate in airing areas where they're encountering government waste or bureaucracy

and surface that, we're able to make this something that isn't just

top down but also bottom up. And dare I say, unite the country. We want to do something different

with Doge, which is we've actually put a finite expiry date on it. I think it was Reagan who famously

said there's no such thing as a government program that doesn't live. It's the best evidence we have for eternal life. And, you know, I don't think it has to

be that way. With Doge, we've set an expiry date of July 4th, 2026, which is a fitting date,

because that's the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. And we can think of no better

gift to give our country on its 250th birthday than a federal government that is massively

downsized to a scale and scope that it would make our founders proud.

As the one and only Vivek Ramoswamy giving us a taste of what to expect from Doge, the Department

of Government Efficiency, we now know what Trump's plans are to dismantle the

administrative state.

And they are very bold and they are very sweeping.

Now, those plans are, of course, coming by way of none other than the twin heads of Doge itself, Elon Musk and Vivek.

They recently wrote and published an essay in the Wall Street Journal entitled The Doge Plan to Reform Government.

It's a very revealing piece wherein they detail their plans on how to tackle the federal

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