<div>Elon Musk, the billionaire spearheading President Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), has set his sights on Capitol Hill, vowing to investigate how some members of Congress amassed significant wealth on modest public salaries. Speaking at a Wisconsin town hall earlier this week, Musk questioned, “How do they get $20 million if they’re earning $200,000 a year? Nobody can explain that,” signaling a new focus for his cost-cutting initiative.<br /><br /></div> <div>Musk, whose net worth exceeds $343 billion, suggested that lawmakers like former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (estimated $250 million) and Senator Rick Scott ($552 million) might have benefited from questionable financial schemes, potentially involving redirected government funds through non-governmental organizations. “I’m trying to connect the dots,” he said, promising to “figure it out and stop it from happening.”<br /><br /></div> <div>The comments have reignited debate over congressional wealth, with critics accusing Musk of hypocrisy given his own business ties to federal contracts. Democrats, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, slammed the move as “unlawful meddling,” while some Republicans expressed unease over DOGE’s expanding reach. Still, Musk’s supporters cheer the probe as a bold strike against entrenched corruption.<br /><br /></div> <div>With DOGE already shaking up federal agencies, this latest pledge amps up scrutiny on lawmakers’ finances, though no concrete evidence has been presented yet. As Musk’s influence grows in Trump’s administration, Capitol Hill braces for a showdown that could reshape political accountability—or spark a fierce backlash.</div>

<div>A heated dispute between Tesla CEO Elon Musk and President Donald Trump’s senior trade adviser Peter Navarro has erupted into a public spectacle, highlighting deep divisions within the administration over sweeping tariff policies. The feud intensified this week after Navarro, in a CNBC interview, labeled Musk a “car assembler” reliant on foreign parts, contrasting Trump’s push to bolster U.S. manufacturing. Musk fired back on X, calling Navarro “truly a moron” and “dumber than a sack of bricks,” while asserting Tesla produces the most American-made cars.<br /><br />The spat, which saw Musk mockingly dub Navarro “Peter Retarrdo,” underscores a broader rift over trade strategy. Musk, a vocal tariff skeptic, has reportedly lobbied Trump to reconsider the policy, while Navarro champions it as vital for national security and jobs. Despite the vitriol, the White House downplayed the conflict, with Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt quipping, “Boys will be boys.”<br /><br />The exchange has drawn attention as global markets reel from the tariffs’ impact. Critics, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, cite the feud as evidence of chaos within Trump’s team, while Musk’s supporters argue Navarro’s claims are baseless. The clash shows no signs of abating.</div> <div> </div>

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) Chuck Schumer faced backlash after refusing to denounce a wave of violent attacks targeting Tesla dealerships, employees, and customers across the United States. During a press conference at the Capitol, Schumer dodged questions about the incidents, instead redirecting criticism toward Tesla CEO Elon Musk, whom he called “a disaster for America” due to his ties to President Donald Trump and efforts to slash government spending. <div> </div> <div>The attacks, which began escalating in late March, include arson, vandalism, and gunfire at Tesla showrooms, with over 50 incidents reported nationwide. The FBI has launched a task force to investigate, and Attorney General Pam Bondi labeled them “domestic terrorism.” The violence coincides with protests against Musk’s role in the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which aims to cut federal waste—a move Schumer has vocally opposed, claiming it threatens programs like Social Security and Medicare.<br /><br /></div> <div>When pressed by reporters to condemn the attacks, Schumer sidestepped, saying, “I can’t talk about Tesla specifically, but Elon Musk’s actions are sabotaging America’s future.” Critics, including GOP lawmakers, seized on his response, accusing him of tacitly endorsing violence by refusing to address it directly. “Schumer’s silence speaks volumes,” said Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.), who introduced a resolution challenging Democrats to label the attacks as terrorism.<br /><br /></div> <div>Democrats have largely avoided the “domestic terrorism” label, with some, like Rep. Summer Lee (D-Pa.), arguing that “violence” applies only to people, not property. Schumer’s stance has fueled accusations of hypocrisy, given his past calls to curb inflammatory rhetoric. As Tesla’s stock slides amid the backlash and protests grow, the controversy underscores a deepening partisan divide over Musk’s influence—and the lengths some may go to oppose it. The Justice Department continues its probe as tensions rise.</div>

Sen. Kennedy has a hilarious comment when talking about Elon Musk:  "I think Elon Musk is a rockstar. The tofu crowd is mad, but when you trim fat, pigs squeal."

Elon Musk talks about all the money government has been wasting. He said: "I think the average tax paying American should be mad as hell." This took place while Sean Hannity was interviewing President Donald Trump and Elon Musk. The worst part of the interview was Sean Hannity every time he talked too long. If you're interviewing someone, then let THEM speak. Sean Hannity needs to stop talking so much.

Elon Musk says there was a deliberate strategy to attract illegal immigrants to America with the promise of handouts and convert them into Democratic voters. As you noticed by looking at Joe Biden's failed border, it's clear that Democrats were obviously up to something. Closing the border was as simple as can be, yet they purposely did NOT fix the southern border. Now you can see why. Only American citizens should be voting in our elections, no one else, ever.

Elon Musk reports that data shows people over 150-years-old have possibly been collecting social security. It's unclear what the data actually says, so I'd say look for more investigative reports before sharing this to a friend. It's possible something was incorrect, but then again - knowing the government, they probably did screw something up. It's all they're good at.

<p>Democrat Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tried mocking Elon Musk, saying he “is one of the most unintelligent billionaires I’ve ever met or seen.' She also said he has a 'lack of intelligence and lack of expertise' and he is 'morally vacant but also, just, least knowledgeable about these systems that we really know of.'<br /><br />My friends, this is coming from a woman who probably wasn't even a good bartender, and that's why she's a politician - a job that requires absolutely no skill, intelligence, or anything. Just look at Rep. Jasmine Crockett for example. Anyone can become a politician, even ghetto trash who wears fake eyelashes can do it.<br /><br />Now what has Elon Musk contributed to society? Well, rockets, satellites, Starlink, cars that drive themselves, and he's helping to clean out the corrupt swamp ran by Deep State Democrats who robbed Americans of tax dollars to spend (or launder) them on other countries and pet projects.<br />Sorry, AOC - you might have to tend bars again, because the grift is over now that Trump and the DOGE is in town.</p>

PBS really posted this on X. Other networks like CNN were posting the same thing. It's funny that they took a screenshot or video of Musk giving his heart to the crowd, but then the networks framed it like he was doing something else. You could literally take a screenshot of just about anyone raising their hand and waving to the crowd at the wrong moment to make it look bad. I hope the networks see how bad this is. Here's what PBS wrote on X:<br /><br /> <div>Billionaire Elon Musk gave what appeared to be a fascist salute Monday while making a speech at the post-inauguration celebration for President Donald Trump at the Capital One Arena.</div> <div> </div> <div>“Some elections are important, some are not. But this one, this one really mattered and I just want to say thank you for making it happen,” Musk said before putting his hand on his chest and then raising it in a salute that appeared similar to the “Sieg Heil” used by Nazis at their victory rallies.</div> <div> </div> <div>“It is thanks to you that the future of civilization is assured," Musk said.</div> <div> </div> <div>Trump named Musk and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy to lead the "Department of Government Efficiency," an outside commission aimed at identifying federal programs and spending to cut. After Trump was sworn in, multiple lawsuits were filed against the Trump administration claiming that the move violates federal transparency laws.</div>

Collin Rugg reported on the ridiculous suggestion by CNN. He said, "CNN suggests Elon Musk made a Nazi salute during Trump's event at Capitol One arena, purposely leaves out Musk's comments when he said his heart goes out to the crowd. <div> </div> <div>CNN: "It's a salute. It was quick. I think our viewers are smart and they can take a look at that, but it certainly was, it's not something that you typically see at American political rallies."</div> <div> </div> <div>Musk: "My heart goes out to you."</div>

Elon Musk is right. Government officials who waste taxpayer money on things that no one needs, or no one asked for, should be fired.

It was a funny moment on X when Elon Musk responded to a video of Tim Walz on 'The View' - Elon said, "The foaming-at-the-mouth reaction from radical leftists is worth it" as the video showed Walz and 'The View' hosts talking about the pro-Constitution PAC that a LOT of people are supporting. Elon Musk seems to love America more than people like Tim Walz and the hosts on 'The View.'