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  Elon Musk addressed the first full Cabinet meeting on Wednesday, discussing the efforts of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and defending a recent productivity email sent to federal employees. Speaking at the meeting, which was open to the media, Musk outlined the department’s mission and the urgent need for government reform. "I actually just call myself a humble tech support hero," Musk stated. "As crazy as it sounds, that is almost a literal description of the work the DOGE team is doing—helping fix the government computer systems," he added, pointing out that many of these systems are outdated and riddled with inefficiencies. Musk addressed last week's email that directed federal employees to provide a bullet-point list of their weekly accomplishments, a move that sparked debate. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt noted that over 1 million federal workers responded to the directive issued in collaboration with the Office of Personne...

  GREAT VIDEO – Scott Jennings Destroys CNN Outrage Mob Over Job Duties Email Last night, nearly everyone at the CNN table was in an uproar over the “What did you last week?” email sent by Elon Musk and DOGE to all federal employees—a message some claimed was ‘abusive’ or something along those lines. But Scott Jennings completely shut down all that noise. As CNN hosts and panelists griped about federal employees even receiving the email, Jennings fired back. One of the panelists, Libby Phillip, complained that employees don’t have access to their email on the weekend, insinuating that they couldn’t possibly respond in time. To that, Jennings quipped, “Didn’t they go to work today?” My favorite moment came when Jennings took aim at a female guest who had appeared on CNN earlier in the day. She was visibly infuriated by the email, yet Jennings pointed out the obvious: if she had time to go on CNN, why wouldn’t she have time to send a quick 30-second email? Watch the video below t...

“Looked Like Phishing”: Chaos and Confusion at Federal Agencies Over Musk’s Latest Email Threat In a startling turn of events, several federal agency heads have instructed their employees not to reply to an email sent by Elon Musk—a message that asked all federal staff to send him “5 things they did this week.” The email quickly raised alarms, with many officials comparing it to a phishing attempt, igniting widespread concerns over its intent and potential impact. Federal Agencies on High Alert The email from Musk has thrown federal agencies into disarray. Within hours of its circulation, top officials warned their teams that the message might be a deceptive tactic designed to compromise internal security or simply sow chaos. The rapid deployment of internal directives against responding underscores the seriousness with which these agencies view potential cyber threats. Officials fear that engaging with such communications could inadvertently expose sensitive information or destabi...

  Ilhan Omar's Explosive Interview: Calling Out 'Idiots' and Dissing Elon Musk In a recent, no-holds-barred interview on Mehdi Unfiltered , Congresswoman Ilhan Omar ignited a firestorm of controversy with her provocative remarks, leaving social media abuzz and critics scrambling to respond. With a tone that brooked no nonsense, Omar didn’t shy away from labeling Americans—and even some of her fellow politicians—as “stupid” and “idiots” for electing President Trump, a statement that appears to be part of a new strategy by some Democrats to double down on their election politics. A Scathing Critique on National Choices Omar’s comments have sparked a heated debate about accountability in American politics. Critics argue that her words, aimed squarely at the electorate, risk deepening political divides. “When you call out the very people who choose their leaders, you risk alienating the very base you claim to represent,” one political analyst noted. Yet, for her supporters, ...

  Former UN Ambassador Warns of Dangerous Repercussions for U.S. Policy Amid Russia-Ukraine Rhetoric Former United Nations ambassador Susan Rice has issued a stark warning: President Trump’s approach to ending the Russia-Ukraine war could have significant consequences for U.S. relations with China and Taiwan. A Startling Message on International Alignment During an interview on MSNBC with Jen Psaki, Rice was asked about Trump’s relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin and his sidelining of Ukraine in peace negotiations. In her remarks, Rice criticized Trump’s decision to label Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as a dictator, calling his comments not only “ludicrous” but also “extremely dangerous.” She argued that such rhetoric signals a troubling realignment in U.S. foreign policy. Aligning with Authoritarians Rice pointed out that Trump’s behavior goes beyond mere provocative statements. “Donald Trump is aligning himself very explicitly with Vladimir Putin, a d...

  Brianna Keilar Presses White House Adviser on Elon Musk's Role in DOGE CNN’s Brianna Keilar challenged White House adviser Stephen Miller on the role of billionaire Elon Musk in the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Keilar pressed Miller on whether Musk, despite not being formally in charge, wields significant influence over the agency. White House Clarifies Musk’s Position The White House has stated that Musk is not technically part of the DOGE team but serves as a senior adviser to President Donald Trump. This distinction is critical as the administration faces a legal challenge regarding Musk’s level of authority within the government. Musk’s role is a key point in an ongoing lawsuit over DOGE’s access to government data. The Trump administration argues that because Musk is an adviser and not the official administrator, he does not hold unchecked power. This classification could play a crucial role in defending against claims that Musk exercises unco...

 In a fiery address last Saturday, MSNBC host Michael Steele – the former RNC Chair – didn’t hold back as he lambasted Democratic members for their apparent lack of concern over the widespread job losses and the early actions of President Donald Trump. "I just want you all to show that you really care!" Steele declared. "Let your emotions show when you witness people losing their jobs indiscriminately! The man sitting at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue has granted absolute power to an individual, who then brought his own son into the Oval Office. Naturally, that son insists, ‘You’re not the president! You shouldn’t be in that chair!’ And where did he get that idea? He got it from his father – because that’s exactly how his father views the man who brought him into the Oval Office." During the broadcast, Steele and his MSNBC colleagues discussed an article from The Nation—a progressive outlet—titled "The Courts Can't Stop the Trump-Musk Coup." The piece depict...

  "Go to the Dark Side": Scott Galloway Slams Democrats for Rolling Over for Trump and Musk During a Thursday segment on CNN, Scott Galloway—a well-known tech investor and current professor at New York University—delivered a scathing critique of Democrats, arguing that they aren’t reacting forcefully enough to Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk’s rapid accumulation of power. Revisiting His Earlier Call to Action Galloway recalled an earlier stance where he urged Democrats to storm the buildings where Musk’s employees were accessing sensitive systems and making sweeping changes. When CNN host Dana Bash pointed out that Democrats had already taken similar actions, Galloway quipped: “Yeah, Dana, I was wrong because it looked more like a seniors’ home where Jell-O night got canceled. It just wasn’t optically a good moment for us.” Pushing for Bold New Policies Moving beyond symbolic protests, Galloway insisted that Democrats need to adopt visionary, transformative policies...

 "No one elected Elon Musk and his minions," James said. DOJ attorneys say "nothing unlawful about" Treasury access The group of 19 attorneys general suing DOGE argued, "We are here because the states' bank information has been accessed," "unauthorized actors" had "no lawful reason to do it" and "have been somewhat careless in the way they handled it." Attorneys for the Justice Department said, "There's nothing unlawful about the Treasury carrying out the priorities of a new administration using special government employees." When the judge asked about a claim that information was shared outside the Treasury Department, the response was they were performing a forensic analysis and thus far knew "there were emails sent outside Treasury. We do not know content..." The judge did not issue a decision, but the temporary restraining order remains in place for now. Meanwhile, the Treasury Department...

 White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt took center stage in defending Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) against accusations of lacking transparency. During Wednesday’s press briefing, Leavitt pushed back against critics, emphasizing the administration’s commitment to openness and accountability. Leavitt pointed to DOGE’s X account and website as evidence of transparency, explaining that these platforms regularly publish "the receipts of the contracts that they are reviewing and the payments that they have stopped from going out the door." "Elon Musk is the richest man in the world," Leavitt stated. "He is also now one of the most highly scrutinized men in the world, alongside President Trump, because of what he's doing and the access that he is allowing. Let me be very clear, we are not trying to hide anything. We have been incredibly transparent, and we will continue to be." She then presented reporters with physical ...

 In a bold and high-stakes move, Elon Musk is leading a group of investors in a bid to acquire OpenAI, the parent company of ChatGPT, for a staggering $97.4 billion. The offer, which has the potential to reshape the landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), comes after years of tension between Musk and OpenAI’s CEO, Sam Altman. Musk has frequently clashed with OpenAI’s leadership, accusing them of misrepresenting the company’s mission and violating its philanthropic roots. He claims that OpenAI has strayed from its original purpose, which was focused on benefiting humanity, by transitioning into a for-profit organization with the intent to monetize its AI tools. OpenAI’s unique structure operates as a nonprofit entity overseeing OpenAI LP, a for-profit company within its framework, which has grown in value to an estimated $100 billion in just a few years. Musk’s massive investment could grant him majority control of OpenAI, potentially positioning him to influence the future of th...

  Elon Musk has denied sending an email to X (formerly Twitter) employees claiming that the platform is "barely breaking even." According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, Musk reportedly expressed concerns about X’s financial challenges, such as stagnant user growth and unimpressive revenue, and that the company was struggling to achieve profitability. This came amidst news that banks were preparing to sell billions of dollars in debt borrowed by X to complete Musk’s acquisition in 2022. In the email, Musk was reportedly quoted saying, "Our user growth is stagnant, revenue is unimpressive, and we're barely breaking even." The email also highlighted how the platform had influenced national conversations and outcomes, and noted that other platforms were beginning to adopt X’s commitment to free speech and unbiased truth. However, Musk swiftly denied these claims, taking to X to publicly refute the report. "This report is false. I sent no such email. ...