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Few, if any, unelected officials in recent times have had a more high-profileile role in an administration than billionaire Elon Musk. As a White House advisor and disruptor of the federal

government, Musk has wasted little time slashing budgets and firing tens of thousands of government

workers, putting himself in the headlines almost as much as the president. Later this morning, Connor Knighton will look at how those cuts are impacting an agency familiar to all of us,

the National Park Service.

But to begin, Robert Costa examines the impact of Musk's unprecedented power.

This is what victory feels like.

Yeah!

If it feels like the news out of Washington never stops,

it's not just President Trump keeping reporters busy.

Billionaire Elon Musk now has enormous power and is a lightning rod for controversy.

This is classic Elon Musk playbook. It's Act Now, apologize later, or don't apologize at all.

Ahead on Sunday morning, disruption comes to the Capitol.

Actor Sarah Snoke distinguished herself with her award-winning performance as Shiv Roy on the hit series Succession.

Now she's taking on 26, yes, 26 roles in one Broadway play. Clearly, she has much to talk about with our Faith Sealy.

There is only one thing in the world, worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about.

Chances are Sarah Snoke in the picture of Dorian Gray is unlike anything you've ever seen before.

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