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Bill O'Reilly here and I'm warming up.

Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition. On this Tuesday, in order to

understand the Trump-Musk dust-dub, you have to understand the world of power as well as the

pursuit of it, extremely complicated scenarios. In my book confronting the president's, we

vividly portray how all 45 men dealt with power. Most struggled with it because

extreme discipline is needed to stay grounded in the real world. Abraham Lincoln handled it,

so to George Washington, but others, like Bill Clinton and Richard Nixon, allowed themselves

to misuse their authority.

Both President Trump and Elon Musk live in worlds where they call all the shots.

There are a few personal constraints on folks who have vast wealth and influence.

But when the powerful step out of their self-constructive bubbles, things can go south in a hurry.

The cliche is staying in your own lane. Mr. Musk took a

risky U-turn by hammering the president's tax and spend bill. The richest man of the world did not

have to do that publicly, but he did. Donald Trump's reaction was predictable on every level.

He expects loyalty from those in the administration, all presidents do.

Also, he badly needs the bill to be passed so taxes don't automatically rise. That would likely

lead to recession, dooming the president in the midterms. Therefore, the proposed bill is vital

to Donald Trump's legacy. An attack on it is an attack on him. That is the world of power.

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