Bill O'Reilly here and I'm warming up. Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On this Wednesday, let me ask you a personal question. Do you care that Elon Musk thinks

the people who run 60 minutes should be put in prison? Does his statement on X offend you? Are you bothered and bewildered?

Or what? Maybe my outrage level is stunted. Perhaps I'm jaded and should be more protective

of our constitutional guarantees. But Mr. Musk's dis-enchantmy with CBS News is not even annoying to me. It's expected.

CBS doesn't like him, doesn't like Trump, MAGA, or anything else on the right. It is a left-wing

organization trying to convince the country the Trump administration is dastardly.

And Mr. Musk is a menace to society.

So what?

Does anyone care anymore what 60 Minutes says?

Prison for news purveyors is not an option, but a mention of it gets people's attention.

And that's why Elon Musk put it out there.

He wanted to vent.

So that's what he did.

As Tom Jones once saying, it's not unusual.

The sad fact of life is that manufactured outrage is now a political and social weapon.

And because Donald Trump is president, the toolbox will be constantly open for the next four years on both sides.

It's kind of appalling, but I don't really care. Right back. We finally beat

Medicare. He was right. He did beat Medicare. He beat it to death. Joe Biden's legacy for seniors.

He rated Medicare, made premium skyrocket and drove up drug costs. Worse, the Biden pill penalty is already slashing the development of affordable drugs,

forcing seniors to pay the price of Biden's failed policy.

Biden broke Medicare, but President Trump can fix it.

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