Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again. So today, we're going to talk about

the economy, Musk, and Trump. So it appears the U.S. has stuck the soft landing and avoided a recession.

You have economists talking about declaring victory, but many are afraid of standing in front of an economic

mission accomplished banner and want one more quarter of data.

Now you have Trump's economic policies.

They have plenty of detractors from world-renowned economists to people who have a basic

understanding of what a tariff is. But all of those people who have a basic understanding of what a tariff is.

But all of those people who have said they think Trump's economic policies will reignite

inflation, crash the markets, and cause hardship.

Are people who could be wrote off as people who don't like Trump?

Until now.

Now, Trump's most visible supporter is saying things Americans should pay attention to. Elon Musk. You know, the billionaire spending millions

to get Trump elected has said that Trump's policies would lead to hardship. His word. When replying to a social media

post about Trump's policies that predicted a, quote, severe overreaction in the economy,

end quote, markets will tumble. Musk replied with, quote, sounds about right. It's worth noting that the predicted

economic devastation would only be temporary according to Trump's supporters. If you're thinking

maybe somehow he meant something else, there's more. Musk, who is under consideration by Trump, to be his government cost-cutting

guru, said that due to the nature of Trump's plans and the need to cut so much spending

that Americans will have to endure temporary hardship economically.

He said the deep cuts would be so bad he would need extra security, saying, quote,

obviously a lot of people who are taking advantage of government are going to be upset about that.

I'll probably need a lot of security, but it's got to be done. And if it's not done, we'll just go

...