I'm Greg Gassad. I'm proud to represent the heart
of Texas and the United States Congress and also to chair the
Congressional Progressive Caucus.
Here's the big news that people across the country haven't heard
but need to know. 50 days from today, Donald Trump must by law
fire Elon Musk. Last night, 76 House Democrats
sent a clear message to President Trump.
The clock is ticking. Since the beginning of this
administration, Trump and Musk have exploited Musk's
designation as a so-called special government employee to
allow Musk to receive over $8 million a day in federal
government contracts and subsidies while ignoring our
conflict of interest rules and while funneling more and more
money to himself and to his companies.
But the law is crystal clear. A special government employee
like Musk must leave the federal government after 130 days.
That means that Musk must leave office by May 30th.
That means that 50 days from today, Donald Trump must fire
Musk. 50 days from today, Musk's reign of terror must end.
And that day cannot come soon enough.
We would be here for hours if I tried to recount every single
one of Musk's illegal actions or abuses or attacks on working
Americans. But let me give you just a few.
In his eighty days in power, Elon Musk has fired more
veterans from the federal government than anyone else in
history. Elon Musk has fired independent
watchdogs that were investigating his own companies
for corruption and for breaking the law.
Elon Musk called Social Security a Ponzi scheme, tried to shut
down the phone lines that seniors used to get their
checks. They degraded the system so much
that we were being warned that it was on the verge of crashing
and collapse. Elon Musk demanded access to
Americans most sensitive and private medical records and tax
information. Elon Musk tried to steer
billions of dollars of government contracts towards his
own companies while already collecting $8,000,000 a day from
the federal government. Elon Musk fired nuclear safety
workers, air traffic controllers, and people trying
to combat ongoing disease outbreaks.
This must end. If we're up to the American
people, I think Elon Musk will be fired tomorrow.
But a typical government employee would have been gone
weeks and weeks ago. A typical government employee
would have been held accountable for these crimes and for this
corruption. But Musk relies on his so-called
special government employee status.
That gravy train runs out in 50 days.
And when I say fire Elon Musk, I'm not talking about Trump and
Musk hiding the ball and letting Musk continue to do what he's
doing without his title. This is what I mean.
Follow the law. No more going around cabinet
secretaries to slash key programs starting in 50 days.
No more privileged access to government information.
No more directing government contracts to himself.
No more running cabinet meetings, no more running the
White House. That is our demand.
And we are making it clear that we are putting every option on
the table, legislative, legal and public pressure, and making
it clear to the president that he's got 50 days.
Thank you all very much for joining us.
And next, I'm proud to hand over the microphone to Congresswoman
Melanie Stansbury, who is the ranking member and runs, truly
runs our DOGE subcommittee. Well, good morning, everyone.
I'm Congresswoman Melanie stands for and deeply proud to
represent New Mexico's First Congressional District and to be
serving in a leadership role in the fight against Elon Musk in
the Doge Subcommittee of the Oversight and Accountability
Committee. Now, let us be clear.
Elon Musk has unleashed absolute chaos on the American people.
He has fired 10s of thousands of Americans.
He has dismantled vital agencies that provide vital services to
the American people and people across the world.
He has fired firefighters, veterans, teachers.
He's partially dismantled the Social Security system and made
it so that our seniors are not able to get access to vital
programs and benefits which they work their entire lives to earn.
He has dismantled vital programs that are life saving at the
Health and Human Services Department, Department of
Education, at the VA system. He has been mining our data.
I think it is vital to understand that just two weeks
ago Elon Musk announced a merger between his private AI company
Twitter, Now X, and his departure of the federal
government after he has spent days and days and weeks and
weeks mining vital data. The American people, we're
talking IRS data, Treasury data, Social Security data.
What is he doing with this data? We don't know because neither he
or any other member of DOGE have appeared before a public body to
answer any questions Underoath. And most egregious, which is
what we warned of when he took office is the self dealing.
We know that since he has been in office, he is in deals to put
his own star leak in place at the FAA.
We know that he just inked A multibillion dollar contract
with the Department of Defense with his private rocket company.
We know that he is trying to secure a contract with NOAA in
order to take over that satellite program.
And we know. Or at least we.
Suspect. With very strong suspicion that
he is planning to take over AI contracts across the federal
government. So we are putting you on notice.
Elon Musk, you are fired. The American people are firing
you and you must clear out and get out of this office.
Today, myself and Senator Warren are introducing legislation to
ensure. That this.
Kind of corrupt abuse and grift and scammers coming into the
federal government through a special government employee can
never happen again. So we must ensure that we have
accountability. And with that, I say, Mr. Musk,
you're fired. And Mark Takano, we'll share
more. Thank.
You, that's what we're going to say.
Mark Takano, you're hired. Have good.
Well, good afternoon, everyone. My name is Mark Takano.
I am the ranking member of the Veterans Affairs Committee.
Let me just start off by saying that Elon Musk is not above the
law. He is a billionaire, not a
public servant, and certainly not elected by anyone in this
country. In his brief stint in the
federal government, it seems like he's gone out of his way to
hurt the very people we are supposed to be helping.
As the ranking member of the Veterans Affairs Committee, I'm
especially angry at how he has treated our veterans.
These men and women sacrifice for our country, but he sees
them as disposable line items on a spreadsheet.
For most people, disrespecting our veterans like that would get
them fired. For Elon Musk, it just means
bigger contracts. But we all know the truth.
Elon donated $277,000,000 to Trump's campaign, so the rules
don't seem to apply to him. While the law is clear, Musk's
130 days are up on May 30th, and that is only 50 days from now.
We are demanding that the White House makes a clear and public
statement that they will follow the law if the Trump
administration refuses to fire him.
It's not just unethical, it is illegal.
Breaking the law is not new to the Trump administration, but I
promise you that I and every single one of my colleagues on
this stage will not stand for it.
It's time to fire Elon Musk. And now I'd like to I hand it
over to my colleague, my fellow colleague from California, Luce
Rivas. Thank you, Luce Rivas,
congresswoman from California's 29th District in Los Angeles.
Our message today is very clear. Elon Musk needs to go.
The law is also very clear. In 50 days, Elon Musk needs to
be out of the office, and for the good and well-being of our
country, that date cannot come soon enough.
For 80 days, this unelected, unconfirmed billionaire has held
the keys to the Oval Office. And for 80 days, his twisted
perception of efficiency has done nothing but cause pain and
harm to working families, veterans, senior citizens and
many more. My office has been bombarded
with constituent calls, worried that their Medicaid and Social
Security benefits will be cut. Over.
Half of the people in my district rely on Medicaid,
including 133,000 children and 45,000 seniors.
My district has the ninth highest Medicaid enrollment in
the whole country. Republicans just approved a
proposal to cut millions of Americans Medicaid benefits just
so they can give Elon Musk and his billionaire friends another
tax break In service to himself. Elon has managed to only
increase his company's monetary share of federal government
procurement. I guess this is what he and Doge
Bros mean by efficiency. Elon Musk serves no one but
himself and his fellow billionaires.
And that's why I stand today with my colleagues to send the
message that he needs to go. Thank you so much.
I think. That's the outcome.
I think I want to thank first, of course, our our chair of the
Congressional Progressive Caucus, Greg Kasar, for bringing
us together and for helping really lead our efforts to hold
Elon Musk accountable. I'm Robert Garcia from Long
Beach, CA You've heard today from a lot of our members with
the damage that Elon Musk has done, whether it's been to air
traffic controllers, the Social Security, to the Department of
Education attacking veterans. All of this has already
disqualified Elon Musk from doing anything in serving our
government, and he needs to go today.
We're also calling to ensure that he knows that he's on
notice that he only has 50 days left.
He wants to continue as a government employee.
But I also want to make one thing really clear.
It's been also Elon Musk that has been partnering with Donald
Trump in weaponizing the Department of Justice.
The Department of Justice, his US Attorney, the appointed US
attorney here, and Martin have gone after people and continue
to attack individuals that are also speaking out in their First
Amendment rights to protest against Elon Musk's illegal
actions and unconstitutional actions across the country.
Now, I know that personally because I personally attacked
Elon Musk. Donald Trump sent the Department
of Justice against me to investigate me, to try to
intimidate me and others of which he was not successful in
doing. But it also has been other
members of the Progressive Caucus as well.
Elon Musk sent and work with Pam Bondi, our attorney General, to
attack other members like Jasmine Crockett and others.
And probably most chilling has been Elon Musk and his ability
to get the DOJ to get the Attorney General to go after and
intimidate protesters who are protesting 100% within their
rights in front of Tesla dealerships or against his
businesses. People out in the community in
the country have a right to stand up and not support
companies led by Elon Musk. Elon Musk, in turn, sends the
Department of Justice against protesters and against
organizers and against members of Congress.
That is not right. It is unethical.
It is unconstitutional. And Elon Musk has no business
serving the government, the president, and all he does is
continue to damage himself and damage our country.
Elon Musk must be fired today. And with that, I'm going to
introduce our next speaker from Los Angeles, Brad Shroom.
Hello, I'm Brad Sherman from California's best name city,
Sherman Oaks. Our Constitution is clear in
Article 2, Section 2 that the officers need of a federal
government needs Senate confirmation.
That's not just the cabinet officers, that's two or three
steps below the cabinet officers.
There's one exception, a man who's more powerful than any of
the cabinet officers, Elon Musk. They have used this special
government employee ruse. I think it's unconstitutional
and illegal, but it ends on May 30th.
My criticisms of Mr. Musk focused on my 2 committees from
Foreign Affairs. I've learned that 1.6 million
people are going to die without American health and food aid.
Half a million of those will die due to lack of vaccines.
And when HIV infects someone on another continent, that's one
more chance for the disease to mutate and come back here in a
form we cannot deal with. But then let's not talk about
big numbers. Let's talk about Peter Dundee,
10 year old boy infected with HIV from his mother and
childbirth. An orphan, he was cut off from
his antivirals. He died in February and his
blood is on the hands of Elon Musk, whose response is, whoops,
made a mistake. From a financial services
standpoint, I'm concerned that a man who is under investigation
from the SEC would arrange for the firing, dismissals, early
retirement and buyouts of many hundreds of of SEC
investigators. But I'm particularly want to
focus on something you made out of focused on this man says he
was serving without compensation, but he has
actually received an undisclosed portion of $37 billion.
Now, everybody else in government, not only us, but
even our, our, our, our aides have to file one of these
financial disclosure statements. But what we don't have is 1 for
Milan. So what happened The day Trump
was elected, Elon Musk knew he'd be heading this organization.
One week later, the whole world found out that it would be
called Doe. Weird name?
What's with that? Dogecoin was bid up $37 billion
by those who knew that it would get this big boost from the
unusual name in the one week between the election and the
announcement of the name. Now true, Bitcoin also went up
at the same time, but those coin went up six times as fast.
And until we get. A disclosure statement from us,
we will not know what portion of that $37 billion went to him
from buying Doge the day after the election and selling and now
it's gone down again, selling it the day of the announcement.
So I can't imagine a worse person to have involved in
making our national policy, except of course, the president.
Thank. Thank you, Congressman Sherman.
Thank you to my colleague, Representative Kassar, to who
has organized this for a press conference to illuminate this
important date and deadline. I'm Gabe Amo.
I represent Rhode Island's first rational district.
I've worked for two presidences, presidents and two presidencies
at the White House. And I have worked with many
special government employees. And I can say by far, there's
been no worse special government employee than Elon Musk.
And we've seen this function deployed to help in humanitarian
crises like the operations allies.
Well, welcome or help rebuilt HealthCare.gov Or do life saving
work in public health emergencies.
What we've seen is Elon Musk creating emergencies,
emergencies for American families.
He will face devastation. Our colleagues, our Republican
colleagues, go forward. With horrific.
Cuts to Medicaid. We've seen an emergency created
with the erosion of Social Security, being able to do its
basic functions, long wait time, closures of offices.
We've seen an emergency created for our environment with their
cutting of NOAA US the the privatization of the National
Weather Service as an aspiration only so Elon Musk can make more
money, more billions forth the richest man in the world.
So look, I think the proper HR function would be immediate
termination. But we've got May 30th.
We've got 50 days. This special government employee
has been special in all the wrong ways, healing our economy,
partnering with Donald Trump to do the worst to the people who
need our help the most. And so I look forward to that
day and it for some reason, and you know, there are lots of
reasons that that number in the billions.
We don't see action from the Trump administration to
terminate Elon when his tenure is up.
We will, we will act. We will put on public pressure.
We will act in every form possible because he has got the
goal. He had been bad for America
while only being good for himself, his bank account and
his billionaire buttons. So I am hopeful that with this
team, with Democrats in the House, that we will make our
voices heard to ensure that February 30th is the day where
he is walking out with a box in his hand to leave the Eisenhower
Executive Office Building to never, ever return.
And with that, I'll turn it back to Greg.
He's sending me in. The press thinks that we can't
do hard things. You just saw a press conference
of seven members of Congress in 15 minutes.
So I don't know if y'all have seen that before, but the
message is very succinct and very clear.
We don't expect that Trump and Musk will follow the law because
they want to. We have to make sure that they
follow the law. So we are putting Trump and Musk
on notice. If you break the law and try to
stay in power, we will support every legal, political, public
pressure tactic available us to to us to enforce the law.
And Americans are already fed up with Elon Musk.
Scott, 50 days and we're ready to take your questions.
I think I have to taking CNN first because I think they're
sponsoring the room of the Year. That's OK.
If not, go ahead. They think they can win
elections with unlimited money. But in Wisconsin, we showed that
organized people can beat big money.
And in fact, we have turned what Elon Musk thought was his
greatest strength, having unlimited cash, into his
greatest weakness. Every dollar that Elon Musk
started spending in that election started bringing him
down because the American people, whether you are an
independent, conservative, progressive, whatever you are,
don't think that the richest man on earth should be able to buy
politicians for himself in order to funnel funnel money to
himself and to other billionaires.
And I think that that is the kind of message that the
Democratic Party needs in order to win back the trust of working
class voters, not just to win back the House, but actually to
be the kind of party that this country needs in this moment.
So and go ahead. And I'm happy to pass along to
others here as well. Yeah.
I mean, there were articles leading up to the Wisconsin race
of pundits out there saying, well, maybe going after the
richest man on earth isn't a good idea.
But I think the people beat the pundits in that argument, where
I think the overwhelming number of people said, no, we don't
want the richest man on earth controlling our government,
making us work longer hours for less pay and taking our taxpayer
money for himself. That's attacking the American.
The richest man on earth is attacking the American people
and trying to take over our government is deeply wrong.
People know that in their gut. And this is exactly the kind of
fight that I think Democrats need to make any market knowing.
So it was an important test that was passed that that, that the
people prevailed over a billionaire's obscene attempt to
buy an election literally by an election, literally by votes.
And but I, I, I just going to take vigilance from growing,
growing engagement of the of more and more people.
I think people are beginning to tune in, but we're facing, you
know, executive orders from Donald Trump to, you know,
suppress votes and to require, you know, ridiculous ID
requirements. And so look, the the battle
against the billionaire is just the beginning.
But it's reassuring to know that we can beat a billionaire.
But we've got all sorts of other things that we've got to
confront. And the people I'm encouraged
are going to wake up and pay more attention.
There's a lot of lessons to take from Wisconsin, but I think one
of the primary lessons is that not only is Elon Musk's agenda
deeply unpopular, and he's one of the most unpopular political
figures in modern history, he's toxic to the Republican brand.
And I think that's what was revealed by the Wisconsin race
and that American democracy is not for sale.
And you've seen in the days after the Wisconsin race that
Republicans themselves, whether they're members of Congress,
people who are in Trump's inner circle and people who are in the
constellation of the GOP world, have been saying Musk has got to
go because he is toxic to the president and to the GOP brand.
Why is he toxic? Because of all of the things
that we've laid out, the ways in which he's disrupted the
economy, the ways in which he's carelessly and recklessly fired
thousands of people, the ways in which he has inflicted harm on
people across the world, and the ways in which he has literally
tried to buy elections. And the American people are fed
up with it. And that's why they want him to
go as well. My whole life.
I've been working to try to get Democrats to turn out to vote,
particularly in special elections.
I want to thank you, Elon Musk. He did a better job at it than I
ever did. Yeah.
People were always suspicious the billionaires were running
the government behind the curtain, but now Elon Musk is
out there bragging about it in public.
And I think that's really devastating to the brand, Brian.
I think you'll be hearing about those as we get closer to the
day. But we are asking the president
to make clear by May Day, by May 1st whether he's going to follow
the law or try to buck the law. But there are many options at
our disposal but. Well, I'm, I'll make clear
again, there are many options in the courts available to fire
Elon Musk. There are legislative options
available for us to fire Elon Musk.
And most importantly, I think public pressure will do the
trick to make sure we fire Elon Musk.
He has 50 days to resign under the law, or else even more of
those legal and legislative options would be on the table.
I do want to push back a little bit on the narrative that we've
been unsuccessful in the courts. There are now over 170 court
cases that have been filed against the administration for
egregious breaches of the law. And in almost nearly every on
the case, on the merits of the case itself, we have won the
American people and the Constitution is one.
In a number of cases, there have been outcomes, including some of
the recent Supreme Court decisions that question
jurisdictional questions, but not the merits of the case
itself. It is very clear that Donald
Trump and Elon Musk are breaking the law, and the law is very
clear on the service of an SGE. And if he tries to stay beyond
his allocated time, their courts will be involved.
And so we will pursue legal avenues, absolutely.
To say, in addition to the ending of his tenure, I'll be
announcing at a Tesla dealership in my district legislation to
require him to file this, the financial disclosures.
We need to know what he was. Do we?
We know that he owns a lot of Tesla stock and basic stock.
We need to know what else he was doing, particularly in the
crypto. And sorry, say your name in
outlets. I I know many of you, but this
is yeah, no problem. Yeah, I'll, I'll, I want to hand
it over to those who haven't gotten a chance to to speak up
yet, But Republican members of Congress know that what they're
doing is deeply unpopular. They know that it is deeply
unpopular for them to continue supporting A billionaire who is
calling Social Security a Ponzi scheme.
Republican members of Congress know it's deeply unpopular for
them to support a billionaire who's trying to take away
working class Americans healthcare in order to pay for
billionaire tax cuts. So these Republican members of
Congress now have to decide whether they want to continue to
ask, act as Trump, Musk employees or as members of
Congress. Otherwise they're going to lose
their elections. The budget that just passed
today where the House and Senate agree that they're coming after
your healthcare, the Republicans are coming after your
healthcare, they're coming after veterans benefits in order to
pay for billionaire tax cuts. That passed by one vote.
If one member, Republican member of Congress had voted with their
district instead of with Trump, Musk, they could have stopped
this. And so now it's on every single
Republican member of Congress. If you have a Republican member
of Congress, they can make the difference if they come out and
say we're going to go with Musk and Trump and take away your
health care or whether they're going to go with their
constituents. So it's got them very nervous.
And if we succeed in getting Musk out in the next 50 days,
it'll be the greatest victory by Democrats so far of the Trump
administration. Well, a lot of the whispers from
our Republican colleagues have gotten louder.
I'll speak by positions on both the Foreign Affairs and the
Science Based and Technology Committee.
You know, a lot of the work there is about American
leadership in the world. And I'll say what you will about
our differences and policies. You know, there's no way that we
are America first when you cut at the bone of America's
leadership with regard to USAID, with American leadership.
If you start to be anti science and we can't have the the same
pipeline of talented people working on issues that are sort
of not controversial protecting our coastlines, you know, if
you're on the science committee, that's something that you
shouldn't care about. And so I, I would say that I,
what I've heard and directly from a lot of our colleagues is
they're, they're afraid about American leadership in the
world. This week's panic over
terrorists illustrates that we are are seeing a policy that's
putting America last, that is putting Putin. 1st.
This is something that I call on my Republican colleagues to to
stand up. You'll have friends on the other
side of the aisle if you demonstrate some courage.
But if you are silent, you are complicit and you are letting
Elon Musk do whatever he wants to hurt your constituents as
well as ours. And so I am hoping that you
know, when folks spend the next two weeks at home that they hear
a little something, something. And I'm certain they are going
to hear from their constituents. Elon Musk has got to go.
I. Want to add on to that, we've
all, as members, heard whispers from Republican colleagues that
pull us aside and say, oh, I don't agree with these cuts or I
don't agree with those cuts, but why are they all silent?
Why aren't they going public? I focused my comments earlier on
the cuts to Medicaid because of the high enrollment of Medicaid
in my district. But the highest Congressional
District in the country with Medicaid constituents is David
Baldeo in Bakersfield, CA 67% of his district are on Medicaid.
Rely on Medicaid for healthcare over 2/3.
I can't imagine him winning his re election if there are cuts to
Medicaid where his constituents will be directly affected.
And that's a Republican district.
He needs to speak up and others too, not just Democrats.
And I'll just add a little more color.
It's not just whispers and the first few days that Elon Musk
started doing what he was doing. I work a lot on bipartisan
issues. I have a lot of friends across
the aisle. And when you spend time with
folks, they tell you stories. In fact, I will say 1 chairman,
one Republican chairman told me that his best friend from
Graduate School was a nuclear engineer who got science, got
fired by an NSA in that first round of probationary firings.
When I talked to another Republican chairman who I work
with on issues that are really important in my district, I was
told that one of the cabinet secretaries had promised him
they wouldn't touch those programs, but Elon Musk had gone
in and fired people. So they know what's going on.
But the problem is, is that they are cowed by the reality that
Elon Musk has unlimited amount of money to spend on these
elections. And I think that's why Wisconsin
is such a profound moment for the Republican Party.
Because if he's a liability and not an asset, bye bye, right?
They want nothing to do with him because he's created so much
chaos and toxicity for the party.
So I don't think that the vast majority of our Republican
friends are going to miss Mr. Musk.
Question. Yes, a culture of corruption has
infected the Republican Party. Elon Musk, the tax cuts, the
Medicaid cuts, the tariffs. It's all part of one story.
Everything the Trump administration has done is to
make Trump, Musk, their billionaire friends or their
buddies on the Republican side of the aisle richer.
And every time it's meant that working families get screwed.
So we need an investigation into insider trading by people like
Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green.
We need an investigation into whether any K St. lobbyists or
other big firms were tipped off by Donald Trump's actions.
We need to look into the way that the president's son
basically went and told foreign leaders, come and bribe me, come
and make a deal, come and cut us a check.
So Trump's tariffs aren't about helping workers.
They're about making working families pay more so that Trump
can get bribes from companies for exemptions, so that Trump
and his buddies can tip people off and skew the stock market
for themselves. So basically, while your
retirement funds get screwed over, Donald Trump can make his
friends rich. And we need to root out this
culture of corruption. That's why I believe we need to
ban congressional stock trading. We need to get big money out of
politics and make sure the Democratic Party's message very
clearly is that we are against corruption.
We're against these corrupt billionaires and for the
everyday working person. And we're against having
powerful people not fill out personal financial disclosures.
Your question focuses on kind of the macro level of was the
market going to go up and do people know it?
There's also the individual company level.
He's announced that he's going to exempt certain companies.
So you may have one importer who pays the tariff and another one
who doesn't on the exact same goods.
And I will just wonder on what basis he's going to decide the
winners and the losers and which companies survive and which
don't. I think we know what happened.
Congressman Garcia is going. To close this out, thanks.
I just two things. Let me go back to one piece of
the last question and I'll close out.
Let me just first show that it's very clear Republicans are
cowards. And we should be very clear that
a lot of Republicans, everyone here has actually heard stories,
whispers, things that Republicans are saying to us, to
others, but they refuse to actually call them out publicly
because they're cowards. They're scared of Donald Trump,
they're scared of Elon Musk's fortune.
They're scared of a primary challenge.
And so that should be very clear.
At the same time, they also saw what happened in Wisconsin, what
happened immediately after that. You saw Peter Navarro, trade
representative of Donald Trump's, publicly start calling
out Elon Musk or see other Republicans being a little bit
more comfortable in criticizing Elon Musk.
I believe there was a cabinet meeting, I think maybe today,
who was not there, Elon Musk. And so there's no question that
since Wisconsin, Elon Musk himself knows that he is
becoming a more toxic brand. I mean, the man can't even go
and play video games anymore because the people that he's
playing with are all harassing him online.
And so he is himself feeling more and more isolated.
He's posting less on X. He's distressing himself a
little bit more from the administration.
And I think that he understands that he's the most unlikeable
person in this country. So let's we got to continue that
pressure. As far as the the second part,
every reporter in DC should be hounding Marjorie Taylor Green
right now and asking her about her stock trades.
Some of us were actually at the Doge committee just yesterday
where before the tariff announcement happened, where she
was talking up the stock market. And what I want to know and we
want to know is what did Marjorie Taylor Green know
before that announcement happened and what stocks did she
and her family trade leading up to that announcement?
And so I think that what's what she is has likely done is going
to be a scandal and incredibly important for the not just us as
Congress to investigate, but for the Press of the man and ask
those questions. And it goes beyond just Margie
Taylor Green, I think. I think we all know
instinctively that Donald Trump, his cronies and his bill and her
friends have used this tariff crisis to enrich themselves.
And so it's up to us to investigate that with everything
that we can through the oversight committee.
But also Republicans have responsibility to the public to
do to do the same because we have proof of what Donald Trump
does. He sells his brand name.
He enriches his son-in-law to take billions from the Saudis.
He breaks the involvement clause of the Constitution.
These, these folks are grifters. Donald Trump's a grifter, Elon
Musk is a grifter. And all they care about is
enriching themselves. And the biggest grift that
they've ever tried to do is what they're doing right now, which
is taking all of the wealth and all of the hard earned money and
benefits that the American worker has worked for and
created. Taking all that money and then
providing themselves a massive tax rate to themselves and their
companies that we all know is coming down the pipeline.
The world going to try to fight. So the biggest view on Musk
grift and Donald Trump grift is on its way.
And we have everything we can to stop it.
With that I will close this out.