I know I might have shocked everybody when I talked about Donald Trump and how he could go a long way towards sort of minimizing.

I certainly never say, we'll never say resolving, but to least to some degree minimizing the kind of things that we witness transpire

with Robert Brooks, courtesy of correctional or New York City correctional officers,

who murdered him.

I'll touch on that in just a second and elaborate on my point because I'm going to try to make it make sense for y'all.

Right now, Donald Trump is in the news for another reason.

And it's because of his two guys, Musk, Elon Musk and Vivek Ramoswami, former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswami, how they're

defending foreign worker visas, sparking a backlash from the Maga right itself. According to a

report reading right here from CNN, social media posts by Elon Musk and Revec Ramoswamy arguing in favor of expanding

the visa program for highly skilled workers have set off a debate among supporters of President

elect Donald Trump over how the program should fit into the incoming administration's aggressive

immigration agenda. Musk and Ramoswamy, whom Trump has tapped to lead his Department of Government

Efficiency, that's the DOGE, defended companies who use workers on H-1B visas, arguing tech

companies, including those owned by Musk, of course, depend on foreign workers to operate.

But the message rankled some of Trump's most loyal defenders who expect

his administration to crack down on immigration and promote American workers. Trump restricted access

to foreign worker visas during his first term and as targeted the H-1B program and passed remarks.

But during the 2024 campaign, Trump signaled openness to giving some foreign workers

legal status if they graduated from a U.S. university. Musk actually compared the situation

to sports. Listen to this quote from Elon Musk. If you want your team to win the championship,

you need to recruit top talent wherever they may be. That

enables the whole team to win, Musk wrote on X, which obviously he owns. I am referring to bringing

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