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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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And now here's Armstrong and getting it.

So Musk is also calling on Republicans to rip up the bill, but senators I've spoken to say they do not have time to start all over, especially because the president wants this bill on his desk by July 4th.

As for now, President Trump, we still have not heard from him directly on these comments by Elon Musk.

Senior White House official says, while they were caught off guard, they weren't entirely surprised by

Musk's increasing attacks on the so-called big beautiful bill. And a source telling me people in the president's orbit are

furious about Musk's posts, including where he said lawmakers should be fired for voting for the

bill, calling it a betrayal, saying it suggests Musk is open to funding democratic campaigns.

Things are getting weird. And they're getting weird fast. A betrayal. So here's, here's

where I want. Before we get into the analysis, I'm pretty sure that first reporter said,

ex-specialy. Okay, we got to run that again. First clip. So Musk is also calling on Republicans

to rip up the bill, but senators I've spoken to say they do not have time to start out all over,

especially because the president wants this bill on his desk.

False accusation. I retracted Rachel Scott of ABC, a pro's pro, and I back to you.

So this is what's bothering me about this. The coverage and then, well, the attitude of the politicians, I suppose, should make sense because that's the way they do things.

The coverage and the news of it has been driving me crazy.

So you think it's really like a deep, complicated story that deserves explanation.

And, like, so unusual and hard to imagine that Elon Musk who campaigned for Donald Trump

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