All right. Two more quick things. Had a seat when he was praying about rolling down

it is Thursday, 6th February, the year of our Lord, 2025. Right there, we just had coverage,

continual coverage of the National Prayer Breakfast, President Trump saying a few words.

Then being prayed over at the end now that

we've got so some housekeeping today on this uh thursday 6th February we're going to go to

cash patel they're going to have the uh the vote of cash patel at judiciary at 1015 we're

going to cut live debt with no commercial interruptions but let's go back we got a

so much to go through this morning we've got a cold open let's go to the cold open and i'll bring

in my co-host today uh day bratt and natalie winters let's go ahead and play the cold open

what you're seeing now is the suit and tie version of january 6th Trump vandals attacking the Capitol non-violently, attacking the Capitol with a simple defiance

of the Constitution that has put Congress in charge of taxing and spending since the beginning

of this country.

Please update us on the status of your court attempt to block what's happening at the Treasury.

Well, Lawrence, thanks for having me.

And we anticipate that tomorrow the court will enter an order saying that the defendants, the Treasury Department,

will not provide access to any payment record

or payment system of records maintained buyer within the Treasury with a set of exceptions

that do not apply to Elon Musk, that do not apply to the Doge, that do not apply to the White House.

And so the arguments today were, the other side representing the Elon Musk side of this argument,

was the, there was the Pam Bondi Justice Department, right?

That's correct.

But the judge strongly encouraged, and in fact went so far as to draft a proposed order that would leave the status quo in place.

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