Republicans sending mixed signals on the budget.

John Bolton joins the Trump administration, and we do a tour of the mailbag.

I'm Ben Shapiro. This is the Ben Shapiro Show.

So much to get to today. A lot of news is breaking the National Security Advisor.

General McMaster, H.R. McMaster, is out.

John Bolton. The former ambassador to the UN under the Bush administration is in. The budget is in complete flux. We'll talk a little about guns, and we have the mailbag plus a special interview with a special guest a little bit later in the program in the things I like segment. But first, I want to say thank you to our sponsors over at Dollar Shave Club. So you need the comfort of a good shave. Not only is you need

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What's there to like about the bill is that there is a push in the bill for greater military funding,

which of course is necessary after the Obama years in which we slashed our military pretty dramatically.

So that is good, but now confusion is broken out.

So there are a bunch of Republicans who, of course, were very upset about this. Ted Cruz was very upset about this. Mike Lee was very upset about it. Rand Paul was quite upset about the usual suspects in the Senate, who you'd rely upon to be upset about a budget-busting $1.3 billion, a trillion dollar bill. Those people were very upset about it, predictably enough, but they weren't able to stop

in the Senate. It rolls through with 65 votes, a almost veto-proof majority. So Trump immediately

comes out and says, maybe he will veto it. What's weird about this, of course, is that that's not

what he'd been saying a day before. So here's what he tweeted today, quote, I am considering a veto of

the omnibus

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