And they just took billions of dollars in taxes and they go, oh, we're working on it.

And so they routinely show up to their cabinet meetings and say, well, I've got a new idea. It's $100 million. Where are you going to get it? I don't know. We'll print it. We'll borrow it. We'll tax it. Not my money.

They got billions of dollars to kill horses, literally, and to tear up old mines and to harass farmers, but no money to fix giant potholes.

They spent $600 billion Ukraine and Israel, and they spent $800 billion cutting the corporate tax rate.

We spend $100 billion. I'm not happy to discuss this. $100 billion on illegal aliens for Snap alone. $300 billion on everything else on them, healthcare.

We've spent $300 billion to Ukraine.

They spent $24 billion in California trying to stop the homeless crisis or help it. They didn't do anything. It got bigger. It got way bigger. And they spent $24 billion.

And that's a trillion dollars of government money that where is that going? That's going to companies. Yep. That's going to importers. That's going to businesses.

There's like $93 billion in 76 days when Trump was president-elect that Biden did. And that's double the money in the last 15 years that the Department of Energy ever spent. Ever put out on bids or on purchases. You understand that? And no vetting in almost all of it. There were some legitimate contracts in there, but it was very few of them. The head of the energy department testified. And I'm glad people got upset about this because when it came out two months ago that $375 billion of the trillion Green New Deal money in the last three years was stolen and given to John Podesta to hand out to people. $2 billion to Stacey Abrams, $20 billion to some random bank account. I mean, yeah, we need indictments yesterday on this. This is cut and dry. This is outrageous. And it's just bonkers. But remember the $40-something billion for internet connections in rural areas, underserved areas? Never hooked up one. $40-something billion for EV charging stations. Built eight of them that cost less than a million bucks apiece. Do the math. And it turned out they spent $90-plus billion on the Internet to nowhere. So this is just record-level crime. But here it is. Bombshell Doge discovery. Senate hearing uncovers $93 billion sent from the Department of Energy to entities with no financials or oversight in the 76 days between Trump win and Biden exit.

$50 million for condoms in Gaza, which you know, none of that's going there. The money's being stolen.

It can't be like, you know, we'll trim a little bit here and there. That's not going to work. There have to be quite radical reductions in cost.

Can someone explain to me why the Department of Defense provided... Look at that number. Look at that number. $9,147,000 to Reuters for active social engineering defense.

Elon Musk just posted this, and it's right here in the federal documents they've been releasing this, just to the public. Could someone explain to me why the Department of Defense provided $9,147,000-plus to Reuters for active social engineering defense, ASED, and large-scale social deception, LSD? That's how... In the grants, at usspending.gov, Department of Defense, Thompson Reuters Special Services, that's MI6.

Since Elon got into all of the Treasury Department payment systems, you know that there's over $30 trillion in the last 20 years. That's a conservative number. Missing from different agencies.

Now remember, middle of last week, Trump froze three trillion. And slush funds that Biden and got Congress to pass to put into all these NGOs and people.

Giving money to Ukraine and not to U.S. citizens is a fine complaint, but he's speaking at Turning Points America Fest on a lineup full of speakers who have absolutely nothing but contempt for government spending on public welfare. They don't want the government giving money to hurricane or fire victims. That's what insurance and charity are for, according to them.

Where the head congressional individual over the spending package says we can, quote, spend whatever amount of money we want. We're invincible. I mean, he actually said we can spend unlimited amounts is the quote. Yeah. Unlimited amounts is the quote.

House passes government funding bill with bankster derivative bailout provision bigger than the banker bailout of 2008. By the way, Kurt Nemmo's headline is excellent and it's very accurate. He does a great job focusing on that, but it's not even bad enough. The headline's not even horrible enough. It should be House passes banker bailout derivatives bill bigger than 08 because it is bigger.

Unlimited power to bankrupt the country, to quote Emperor Palpatine.