Hello, good friends. Good to see you this Friday, June 6, and welcome to this week's

Reporter's Roundtable on the Bill Press Pod. I hope you brought your popcorn for today's

roundtable because we've never seen anything like this. Two drama queens, Donald Trump and Elon Musk, who just last week were practically French

kissing in the Oval Office, spent yesterday afternoon lobbying hand grenades at each other in

public.

It ended with Musk claiming that Trump's sexual escapades are all over the Jeffrey Epstein files,

which is why they haven't been released, and with Donald Trump threatening in response to cut off

all of Elon Musk's government contracts to which Musk replied, go ahead, make my day.

Well, it's safe to say that nobody, but nobody, certainly no Republican, not even any Democrat,

has ever dared take on the dawn like this.

So how's it likely to end?

Will the Maga Bay stick with Trump or go with Musk?

And what impact will all this public view have on Trump's big, beautiful

bill, which started the spat in the first place? Could Musk be the next immigrant rounded up and

deported by Trump, or will they kiss and make up? Well, here, jumping at the bit to talk about

all of this are members of today's panel.

Sudip Reddy, senior managing editor for Politico. Hi, Bill.

Sarah Weyer, senior national political correspondent for USA Today. Hello. And Kirk Beto,

editor of the National Journal Hotline. Well, Bill. Morning, everybody.

Okay, so, Sudeep, look, we all knew it was going to end sometime.

Everybody predicted this, but did we expect it so soon and so ugly?

I don't think any of us could have predicted that on one day in June, soon after Elon Musk

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