So it turns out Elon Musk, you know, the half a trillionaire and the guy who won't leave Donald's side for reasons, the unelected, unvetted, unconfirmed head of a fictional unconstitutional legal agency, Elon Musk, that guy.

He was at a Pentagon meeting. Hmm.

What does that have to do with being in charge, depending on where you are of the Department

of Government Efficiency?

Well, I'm going to show you footage in a second, but I want to be clear about something.

The only reason we know this meeting took place at all

was because it was leaked to the New York Times by Pentagon officials, which leads me to believe,

are people at the Pentagon concerned about something? Now, Musk is threatening to prosecute the

leaguers because he is a champion of free speech.

I mean, it's evidenced by how he's handled Twitter.

As he left the Pentagon at 10.21 a.m. this morning, he told reporters, quote, it's always a great meeting, unquote.

Does that mean you've been to more than one meeting at the Pentagon?

Oh, well, that does not bode well for us, I'm going to venture to say.

When asked if they talked about China, neither he nor defense secretary Pete Hankseth,

Defense Secretary Pete Hankseth. Mm.

Defense secretary Pete Hankseth, that should fill us with shame for all of perpetuity.

Neither one of them would answer the question, though, and Hankseth just smirked and said, quote, why would I tell you?

Unquote.

Play the clip.

Sorry. Thank you. unquote. Play the clip. Mr. Mr. Moss, did you get a classified briefing? Was your briefing about China?

Yes, put the space most in the room. Mr he say Oive?

Did he say Oive when somebody asked him if he, what, what happened in the meeting?

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