Welcome to politics by faith. Thank you very much for you here.

So we've got to talk about this Elon Trump battle that's going on. It's going to change

minute to minute. So let's just get caught up here and then we'll bring it to the Bible here.

Where to start? Let's just start here.

Elon Musk doesn't like the big beautiful bill because it doesn't cut enough spending.

And he's right about that.

It doesn't cut nearly enough spending.

Trump, his argument is we're dealing with the realities on the ground here with the Congress that we have.

And in this one big beautiful bill are all these things that we would never get done otherwise, all these campaign promises

that we're actually delivering on. And we should pass it for all those reasons. And Elon says,

it doesn't cut enough spending. And there is no country if we keep going down this road of

debts, of deficits in debt. So Elon wrote. So Trump said in this in the Oval

office, he was with the chancellor from Germany and he was asked about it. Elon and he said that

Elon doesn't support this bill because they take out the subsidies for electric vehicles.

So Elon wrote on Twitter. I'm going to try to do this best I can real time as this happened over an they take out the subsidies for electric vehicles.

So Elon wrote on Twitter, and I'm going to try to do this best I can real time,

like as this happened over an hour period on Twitter yesterday.

Elon said, whatever, keep the electric vehicle solar incentive cuts in the bill,

even though no oil and gas subsidies are touched, very unfair.

But ditch the mountain of disgusting pork in the bill. In the entire history of civilization, there's never been legislation that is both big and beautiful. Everyone

knows this. Either you get a big and ugly bill or a slim and beautiful bill. Slim and beautiful

is the way. As I'm reading that, I am remembering that there's another Elon tweet that I probably should have started with.

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