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Welcome back to the Michael Cohen Show on our continued journey to 500,000 subscribers.

We're almost at 300,000. So hit subscribe, watch, comment. I want

your comments and share with your friends because again, the nonsense, it's not stopping.

In fact, right now I almost in my head, I'm hearing the carnival song, yad-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da.

Because yesterday's, what did he want to call it, a clown car cabinet show,

was off the chart. And we're going to talk about it. I mean, and then despite Elon,

not even being a cabinet member and supposedly not even being in charge of Doge, he was at the meeting.

And after reporters question, Trump asked the table if anyone was unhappy with Elon Musk,

if anyone was unhappy with Elon being there, as if any of them would tell them what they really

felt. Play the clip.

You could ask me or Elon.

Go ahead, please. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Mr. Musk. I just wanted to ask you that

President Trump put out a truth social today saying that everybody in the cabinet was happy with you.

I just wondered if that, if you had heard otherwise, and if you had heard

anything about members of the cabinet who weren't happy with the way things were going. And

if so, what are you doing to address those, any dissatisfaction?

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