Trump and Musk break up.

Plus KJP goes independent.

We'll discuss all this and more.

On this edition of the editors, I'm Rich Lowry,

and I'm joined, as always, by the right, honorable Charles C.W. Cook, Audrey, the reporter,

Falberg, and the dominator, Dominic Pino.

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forget. I said anything. So, Audrey, the much-anticipated Elon Musk-Donald Trump breakup is upon us.

Episode earlier in the year, I asked an exit question, which I believe was the over-under on when the

breakup would happen. We need our archivist to go look back at what everyone said. I was

certainly, it would happen within a year. I might have been within six months. I don't know,

but it happened. Pretty ugly. It starts with Elon expressing his true feelings about the one big

beautiful bill, which is that it was undoing all the work that Doge had done, which is true.

This thing is a budget buster and a fiscal conservative like Elon is not going to be fond of it.

I was sort of sitting out there for a little while.

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