Today we're going to talk about the biggest takeaway from the Elon Trump breakup and what it means for all Americans.

And I've got two interviews this week.

I sit down with Senator Mark Kelly about the budget bill now being debated in the Senate and Biden's pardon attorney, Liz Oyer, about Trump's spate of recent pardons.

I'm Brian Taylor Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

You all know by now that America's dads have broken up and just in time for Pride Month,

no less.

So first off, I feel like I need to reiterate just how quickly things fell apart.

This was over the course of like an hour.

So Elon initially had come out against the big beautiful bill that would strip health

care away from 14 million Americans and cut food assistance to the tune of $300 billion and blow up the deficit.

But all of that was fine as far as Elon was concerned.

He was mad, though, because the bill had some anti-EV provisions.

And of course, he owns Tesla.

And the number one rule for Elon is that Elon has to always be taken care of.

So he comes out against the bill.

And that's when things devolved because Trump then claimed that Elon has Trump's

arrangement syndrome.

Elon responds by saying Trump wouldn't have won the election without him.

Trump responds by threatening to cut off Elon's government subsidies.

Elon responds by saying that the reason

Trump wouldn't release the Epstein files is because he was named in them. Steve Bannon comes out

and says that Elon should be deported and then Elon says that Trump should be impeached.

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