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Donald Trump Brought the Receipts to Obliterate a Journalist's Question About Elon Musk and DOGE

Donald Trump Brought the Receipts to Obliterate a Journalist's Question About Elon Musk and DOGE
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At Mar-a-Lago, President Donald J. Trump signed three executive orders, but his presser with the media was popcorn-worthy. The president promised last week to go through a slew of wasteful projects. It didn’t necessarily happen within his original timeframe. Still, Trump brought the receipts since Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency have been the source of ire, inquiry, and anxiety for the media, the political class, and the DC elite. 

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If there’s one thing the media has yet to learn, it’s that Trump owns them. He knows their playbook and out-debate and outthink them every time. CBS thought too much freedom of the press caused the Holocaust, so they’re not hiring their best. The clip is almost 10 minutes long. If it weren’t for DOGE, we’d never have solid numbers on the millions of people who are dead but are still receiving Social Security Benefits:

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As for the Associated Press losing access, they won’t call it the Gulf of America, so the doors remain closed. 

“That's the way life works,” said the president. 

It was almost as good as this smackdown from his first presidency.

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