Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

Allergies are brutal apparently nationwide more states with high allergy alert than i've ever been at one time climate change or who knows what can we get a giant national hepa filter? Is that possible?

I ask you on about that. Wow. And make Mexico pay for it? I don't know. Something like that would be

nice. Yes. Or just a, yeah, a gigantic series of fans on the border with the filters to recirculate

the air. Yeah, why not? So last night on special report with Brett Bear, Brett sat down and talked with, gosh, was it seven guys?

Seven?

Oh, my lord.

With six or seven of the guys who are heading up the Doge efforts, including Elon Musk, of course.

Executive producer Hanson has done a fabulous job of getting us many, many highlights,

many more than we could play on-air meeting time.

Jack, I say, I want to hear a couple from Elon Musk because the interview begins with him,

but I'd really, really like to highlight at least a little bit from

each of the guys. Because to me, the great takeaway, and Elon is a brilliant guy and interesting,

but between his overexposure and his halting speaking style, and as a parent of an autistic kid,

I get it and I'm used to it more or less, but it can be distracting.

And my big takeaway from it was this is an amazing collection of brilliant people who are a dead serious about doing what's right for the American people, not within a thousand miles of the haphazard monster that the mainstream media

is portrayed. So what do you think of a little touch on all the fellas?

Then why the Hitler salute?

Well, yeah, we were kicking around a picture on the private, well, Jeffrey Goldberg was probably on it, but the private show thread last night of Musk waving with two hands.

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