The DeVory Darkins Show - Elon Musk drops BOMB on Congress as Trump gets HUGE ECONOMIC WIN

Episode Date: June 3, 2025

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In a shocking twist, Elon must just drop the bomb on Congress. He's slamming House Republicans, slamming the Big Beautiful Bill, and all hell's breaking loose at this point because what can Republicans truly say? Well, we're going to dive deep into this story and also a new bombshell report economically that proves President Trump is right once again. Tensions heating up over the big beautiful bill. President Trump taking aim at Senator Rand Paul on Truth Social earlier today, writing, quote, Rand votes no on everything but never heard.

has any practical or constructive ideas. His ideas are absolutely crazy. Losers. People of Kentucky can't stand him. This is a big growth bill. And just moments ago, Speaker Johnson responding to Elon Musk's criticism of the bill. Yeah, let me say this. It's very disappointing, okay? I've come to consider Elon a good friend. He's obviously a very intelligent person and he's done a lot of great work. With all due respect, my friend Elon is terribly wrong about the one big beautiful bill. All right, so that was Speaker Mike Johnson, responding to Elon Musk's post here that he just put up. The bottom line up front, Elon Musk has unleashed on House Republicans. He's slamming the big, beautiful bill. I'm going to tell you right up front, my own personal

opinion, I'm more likely to side with Elon Musk than I am with House Republicans. I find the 119 Congress on both sides of the aisle to probably be one of the most incompetent Congress we've ever had. Now, here's what he said. I'm sorry, but I just can't stand in anymore. This massive outrageous pork-filled congressional spending bill is a disgusting abomination. Shame on those who voted for it. You know you did wrong. You just know it. And then he followed up by saying this, it will massively increase the already gigantic budget deficit to $2.5 trillion and burdened American citizens with crushingly unstatable debt. And then also he said in November next year, we fire all politicians who betrayed the American people. Now, let's get the reaction for the

White House Press Secretary herself. Take a listen. President Trump is going to be when he finds out that Elon Musk said, I'm sorry, but I just can't stand it anymore. This massive outrageous pork-filled congressional spending bill is a disgusting abomination. Shame on those who voted for it. You know you did wrong. You know it. Look, the president already knows where Elon Musk stood on this bill. It doesn't change the president's opinion.

This is one big, beautiful bill, and he's sticking to it. All right, so I'm not just going to sit here and complain to you guys about Congress. I'm going to provide my own solution here. and it's based on the premise that border security and immigration are two separate issues that deserve their own single subject bill. This should be the core of the big, beautiful bill. Number one, pass the tax cuts only for people earning 150K or less. Two, make no tax on tips overtime and Social Security a thing in that bill. No tax deductions. Bump up the corporate tax rate, which is number three, from 25% to 31%.

Number four, reduce the Department of Defense budget by 10%. And five, add the provision that states are not allowed to provide entitlement benefits to undocumented migrants or illegal aliens. It's that simple. Why not just focus on that? Now, according to the CBO, which the White House has continued to slam, it's going to add to the deficit. And that's what Elon Musk is referencing, according other Republican senators who are against

this bill. Well, here's what Caroline Leavitt had to say about that. Take a look. I would add the Congressional Budget Office has been historic. wrong. In fact, they predicted the Trump tax cuts from the President's first term in 2017. Their prediction was wrong by half a trillion dollars. Those tax cuts had nearly a half trillion dollars more of revenue than the Congressional Budget Office scored. And I would also point out, I don't think many people know this, there hasn't been a single staffer in the entire

Congressional Budget Office that has contributed to a Republican since the year 2000. But guess what? There have been many staffers within the Congressional Budget Office who have contributed to Democrat candidates and politicians every single cycle since. So unfortunately, this is an institution in our country that has become partisan and political, and we are very confident in our own economic analyses of this bill. There is $1.6 trillion in savings. And our Office of Management and Budget Director, Russ Fott, is a fiscal hawk. He is well known in this city for being a well-respected fiscal hawk. He has tools at his disposal to produce even more savings. And as you know, the White House will be sending our rescissions package to Capitol Hill today.

Okay. Now I have to show you what Chuck Schumer has to say. But before I do, if you guys have been getting value from this channel in this video, please like, share, and subscribe. If you want to support us further, just go to the link in the description below. You can buy us a cup of coffee. You could shop our merch store. And don't forget, you can follow us on Spotify or Apple Podcast.

Yeah. So there's no doubt that this is a problem. for the White House, what Elon Musk is doing here, because Democrats are hopping on the bandwagon. Now, they're trying to use Elon Musk's comments to, you know, help their own narrative. Now, we know Democrats are not operating in good faith here, but they are capitalizing on this moment. Take a look. I agree with Elon Musk. Within an hour, within the hour, he put on X the following. I have it right here so you can all see it. He said, I'm sorry, but I just can't stand it.

anymore. This massive, outrageous, pork-filled congressional spending bill is a disgusting abomination. Shame on those who voted for it. You did wrong, he said to them. You know it. It will massively increase the already gigantic budget deficit to 2.5 trillion and burdened American citizens with crushingly unsustainable debt. It's right here. he's right what's interesting about chuck schumer doing this is he's missing one key component and it's the fundamental difference between him and elin musk elin musk wants more cuts chuck schumer doesn't want more cuts he wants more spending and of course reporters that were sitting there in front of him asked him about that take a look musk opposition shows how bad

if even elin musk who's been part of the whole process and as trump's buddy says the bill is bad you can imagine how bad this bill is. Well, I think that Musk is disagreeing with the spending cuts, right? I don't know if you guys are... Look, I just read you what Musk said. He said people should be ashamed to vote for this bill. I agree with him. All right, so you just watched Chuck Schumer trying to capitalize on this moment,

but that's not going to work. Everybody knows what Elon Musk is asking for. More cuts. That's what conservatives want. We want more cuts. And the rub for me is this. You say you want to reduce our deficit. set, but then you increase the budget for the Department of Defense? How do you make sense of that

exactly? You see, again, Congress is incompetent. Even if President Trump says, I want everything in one big, beautiful bill, it's still Congress. They are the one responsible for passing the laws. They don't have to abide by that. And by the way, this is what the people want. So if the Republicans won't get on board, you know what's going to happen in the midterms. We will lose. because we won't show up and vote for them. That's exactly what will happen. Now, here's Leader Thune from the Senate, and what do you have to say about all this?

You criticize the Democrats saying they're going to fight against this with everything they've got. That doesn't seem to be your problem. Elon must seem to be your problem. Absolutely torching this bill here, saying everybody who voted for that should be ashamed? Well, look, we obviously respect everything

that Elon did with Doge. On this particular issue, we have a difference of opinion. And I think it's rooted in the fact, that he's accepting the CBO assumptions that are billed upon a static scoring assessment of the effect, the macroeconomic effect, growth effect, that these changes will have on our economy. And all the modeling that we've seen suggests that the changes that are being made in the tax policy, particularly making permanent bonus depreciation, interest deductibility, R&D expensing,

are going to lead to significant growth. And you couple the growth with the biggest spending reduction in American history, and you will see a reduction, not an increase in the deficit. So we have a difference of opinion. He's a title of that opinion. We're going to proceed full speed together. Yeah, so as you can see, everybody's staying respectful in regards to their disagreements surrounding this bill. And that's perfectly fine. I appreciate their tactfulness. Now, the fact of the matter is, why is Elon Musk so against this bill? And I think David Asman on Fox News put it perfectly. Take a listen. I would argue that, had Trump not spent four years already inside the swamp, known as Washington, D.C., inside the

Beltway, that he probably would have said the same thing about this bill, because a business person who's used to getting things done efficiently could only look at this bill and say it's the most inefficient piece of crap I've ever seen. I mean, it really is a horrible, horrible bill when you think of all that stuff that the politicians shove into it. At the same time, you have to think of what is worse for Republicans. And what would be, worst for Republicans is if the tax cuts from 2017 timeout and they end up with a tax increase on their watch, which would mean they would lose the midterms, and the Democrats would be totally in charge or at the very least stop every single thing that Donald Trump wants to do.

Okay, so that is the brutal truth behind all of this, right? Washington, D.C. is not the private sector. It does not operate like a business, even though I think we all would agree, it should, which is why there's so much incompetent. sense, wasteful spending, fraud, and abuse, but that's what Elon must learn. And he probably learned a very hard lesson. You're telling me, the genius of our time was unable to cut the deficit. Do you think that's an Elon Musk problem, or is that a Washington, D.C. problem. That's a Washington, D.C. problem, folks. I don't think Elon Musk is that stupid, even though that's what Democrats want you to believe. Just like they want you to believe that President

Trump is crashing the economy. But there's only one problem with that narrative, which brings us to our next story. Every single month, a new report is released showing that economists have been wrong and President Trump is right. And in this next story, here we go again. A new report shows that we have more jobs available for American citizens than what economists plan for. Take a listen. The number of available jobs actually grew in April, even as economists were predicting those numbers, would fall again for the third straight month. CNN's Matt Egan is here to break it down for us. So, Matt, what does this say about the state of the economy? Well, Boris, this paints the picture of a resilient jobs market during the month of April despite the trade war, despite all

the confusion over tariffs. Workers are still very much in demand. Those help wanted signs are not going away, at least not yet. This report showed that the number of available jobs in April increased from $7.2 million the month before to $7.4 million. This is obviously very encouraging news for everyone who's unemployed and they're hunting for a job for people who just got out of college where we know it is a very tough market in terms of entry-level jobs. It's also good news for everyone who has a job, but they want to upgrade to a better job. We also found out that hiring unexpectedly accelerated in April, increasing by almost 170,000 versus March. So this suggests that despite all the turmoil on Wall Street, despite all of the chaos over tariffs, business. is we're not hunkering down in the month of April, and that is very good news. Yeah, it's very good news. So my question for this gentleman, why does he sound so low energy

about it? You'd think he'd be celebrating me? Because at the end of the day, regardless of your politics, don't you want American citizens to win? I guess not, but that's my initial impression of what he had to say there. But the good news, once again, is economists have been proven wrong. Now, in this next clip, it shows you how delusional Democrats continue to be in response to more polling and more reports that shows that President Trump is right. Here's what they think about all that. Take a listen. It's not working, right? And you look at the polling and the president's underwater on dealing with the economy, way underwater on handling inflation and costs. And these were once Republicans' strong suits, right?

Republicans always had an advantage on the economy and dealing with it and dealing and dealing with these sort of, you know, pocketbook issues over Democrats. They don't have that anymore. You can't go on a focus group, and it's amazing. You can't go on a focus group with moderates, progressives, or even conservatives, and the first things they're talking about is tariffs, and the first thing you're talking about is how costs aren't going down. So if they're going to fix this, they've got to fix it very quickly before it gets baked in, because I'm afraid right now when you look at how his numbers are under, and I'm not being partisan, look at how his numbers have gone underwater around basic economic indicators, it's beginning to get baked in, and I think it's a fundamental problem for Republicans. Okay. So he's doing exactly what CNN did yesterday. They claim that all the poll numbers and these reports, of course, they're biased. That's what it is. That's what they're chalking it up to. I guess American voters are not telling the truth. They're liars. And the people on TV are the ones telling the truth. Well, here is the cold, hard truth about everything. Okay. The real problem with Republicans is if they don't pass pieces of legislation in regards to what we voted for, they will be voted out when it comes to them in terms. That's their problem, okay? And even though Republicans are incompetent as they are, their polls are better than Democrats, because Democrats have nothing to offer.

Now, let's circle back to what the White House had to say about this report and additional reports that recently came out that shows positive signs for the economy. Take a listen. Positive economic reports continue to flood in. Inflation dropped to 2.1% in April. Personal income increased 0.8% in April. So inflation is down and wages are up. that's almost triple the expectations and against the doubts of nearly everyone in this room.

And we also saw the largest monthly decline in the trade deficit on record as a result of President Trump's very powerful tariffs. Lastly, the price of eggs has dropped more than 61% since President Trump took office in January. I remember my very first briefing. I was asked about the cost of eggs. The reporter tried to insinuated was this administration's a fault, even though he had only been here for a few days or weeks. It was a result of the previous previous administration's terrible policies. And in record time, this president has fixed that problem that he inherited from Joe Biden. And now egg prices have dropped 61% since this president took office. And that's what the numbers show. Okay. And I'm a big results guy. So if that's

what the results are showing, then President Trump is doing something right. You may disagree with some of his tactics, his strategy, even the way they may message what they're doing. But if the end result is positive for the economy, what else is there really to debate? Now, let's hear a couple of more details on exactly what these jobs are that gained or had an increase in jobs that had a decrease. I think you're going to find it interesting. Take a listen. Where we saw job increases were in places like arts, entertainment, and recreation, also mining and lodging. 10,000 jobs open there, also in information and professional business services. Fewer jobs, though, in accommodation and food services, that could be potentially some seasonal change, kind of changing

of the times in terms of hiring there. State and local government and education, also fewer openings in that sector. We did see hiring, though, increase in this report to its highest level in seven months. So companies still bringing people on board. Layoffs, though, we did see jump higher by about 200,000 layoffs coming in sectors like retail trade, transportation, and government. We've been watching the federal government very closely in terms of what's been happening there with jobs because those Doge cuts, we have seen in the month of April a loss of about 4,000 federal government jobs. Okay, so it's very clear that Doge has has impacted the federal workforce. Now, even though we lost 4,000 jobs in the federal government,

that's nothing compared to when Bill Clinton did this same thing. Now, my second point on this is that we don't need bigger government. We don't need more people working for the federal government. What we need to do is reduce the workforce and dial in the process. See, if you're just going to throw money and people at a problem, you're guaranteed not to solve that solution. It's the process that solves that solution. And that's what the federal government refuses to correct. And that's why I believe Elon Musk is so frustrated. I think I would be too.

So in the end, it's great news what we're hearing from these reports. It proves everybody wrong once again. And President Trump is right. Now, let's go to our next story because this is huge in regards to what's happening on the trade front. It's being reported that the White House is trying to accelerate these agreements and get some wins on the board finally. because we're still waiting.

Where are these trade agreements? Take a listen. Reuters, reporting the U.S. wants countries to provide their best offers on trade negotiations by tomorrow. The news agency has sent a draft letter from the U.S. trade representative that asks countries to give details on areas, including proposed tariff rates and quotas for the purchase of U.S. goods. The White House is racing to meet really its own tight deadline for reaching these deals. President Trump's 90-day pause in tariffs. July 8th. That's five weeks from today. Okay, so there's a couple of things you need to know

about this story. Number one, President Trump, he needs trade agreements. That's the bottom line to it. He's been given the lead way. American people have been very patient with this trade war, so to speak, especially with China, because China clearly deserves it. But we need to see the end result. And I think that's why the White House is accelerating here. Also, I think, which is number two, it's because the courts are now getting involved. As you know, the judges ruled against President Trump and saying that his tariffs are not constitutional. Now, of course, they filed the appeal

and they were able to get that overturned, but now the courts are weighing in on this. So, yeah, they need to get this going and get us to the end result, which is a balance and fair trade agreements with our big trading partners. Deadline for other countries to submit their proposals. How do you think this whole tariff thing

is working out so far? Well, long term, I think most people agree, we've got to do something. If they're excluding us, we've got to get there. The problem is we have such short-term needs in this country politically that nobody wants to wait long-term. But Trump is trying to accelerate that. The biggest problem he faces now is he lost some leverage when the court ruled against his use of, you know, the tariffs unilaterally. So that takes some of his punch away, so now it's got to be more long-term.

I think he's going to cut a deal with India. They're going to New Delhi. they're saying like everyone best in it's like a car dealership right best offer now Memorial Day sales still going on but they they I think they'll get some good deals done I do yeah listen I can't imagine why they wouldn't get some good deals here I mean I think there's some smart people like Scott Besson involved here I really trust his way of thinking but I think at the end of the day the cold hard truth about DC is it's all about speaking I mean, and again, before you know it, we'll be here in the midterms.

Main Street Media is going to continue to report on this in a very unethical way. We know that. And unfortunately, President Trump doesn't really have that much time. Now, I still believe that at the end of the day, next year, will be the ultimate judgment in regards to all this. But definitely, the courts weighing in is going to slow some things down here. So it makes sense for them to accelerate. And I want the president to be successful here. like Democrats, they want him to fail, which is just ludicrous. Even if you disagree with someone's

tactics, you don't want them to fail because ultimately they are the leader of our country. And that's why I want to get your guys' response in the comment section below to these stories today. I mean, what do you guys think about this ludicrous stuff that's going on in regards to the big, beautiful bill? You got Elon Musk slamming House Republicans claiming this is going to add to the deficit. Mike Johnson says that he's terribly wrong. Who do you believe? and then there's this new positive report proving everyone wrong again and that President Trump is right where the economy has added more jobs than expect it. Let me know what you think about all of these stories in the comments section below. Now in this next video, I think you're going to be very

intrigued because this terror attack that took place in Boulder, Colorado, you'd think Democrats and mainstream media would be on it. But as we show you in that video, they do the unthinkable. And also, Pride Month seems like they're down in the dumps. If you miss out on that story and more from yesterday, all you have to do is click on that video because it's coming up right now.