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Republicans demand Elon Musk keep him in the loop on government cuts,

but will must giving them his digits be enough to give them some sway?

Plus, President Trump's trade wars take another wild turn.

Now markets and, frankly, Americans are trying to figure out exactly what comes next.

And Target becomes, well, a target

for rolling back DEI program. So why is it facing boycott when other companies are not?

One faith leader heading the charge is my guest tonight on Laura Coates Live.

So Elon Musk has a message for Republican lawmakers.

Call me. Call me on my cell phone.

The Doge leader making the rounds on Capitol Hill tonight, he didn't bring his cost-cutting chainsaw, but he is handing out his personal number to Republican senators

who are worried that his government cuts are getting too close to the bone.

Try three of that one out. Yes, something 80F 80808.

Try to figure that one out.

Now, the beef between the world's richest man and nervous Republicans isn't as a clash of egos or some kind of political pissing contest.

But many GOP lawmakers, they are hearing a lot from their angry constituents. And if they have to answer for

Musk, they want to make sure they know what's being axed. Some are pushing for a law that will

codify the cuts. We're also hearing from one GOP congressman tonight who says Musk told House

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