►(ALL-IN #4 ) 原來DOGE不是馬斯克想出來的? 內幕讓人驚掉下巴◄

And Howard, was that when you conceived originally Doge, in that initial, was that during the transition? All right, so Doge. Yeah, we should talk about Doge and tariffs. Okay, so Doge comes, it's October of, before the election. Early October. October 2024. Yeah. Like, the beginning. Yeah. Of October 2024. And I called the president, and I said, I need to spend an hour with you, because I have my big ideas. Right? So, he gives me, he says, look, I'm not sure what to do October 7th, right, why don't we figure out what I should be doing October 7th. So we decided we're gonna go out to the Ohel, which is a super religious, Hasidic Jewish Messiah. You know, the people who wear black hats think he's the Messiah, and they have a crypt for him where you write a note, and you put a note in, all right? And so, we agreed we'd go out to that grave site, and we'd probably win 60,000 of those kind of voters, which is pretty cool for a day. And then we drove there and back together, the two of us, so I had an hour and a half, just he and me, talking. And I said, I want to balance the budget of the United States of America, and this is the way we're gonna do it. No one's ever checked the just under $4 trillion of entitlements. Every politician thinks what you have to do is you have to take the retirement age from 65 and make it a 70, and you have to do this, and this, and this, and this, because they never think about the money. But people like us would say, what's the first thing you do? What's the value I'm getting from my money? Right? And what you find is if nobody ever, like as in ever, like I could say the word ever 12 times, has looked at where the money goes. And so there's not even a process to get it back when you send it to the wrong person. You just send another one out. Like think about it. You just, well I sent it accidentally, or accidentally, notice how it's accidental? It's always accidentally sent to the wrong person. Really, you wouldn't ever say the 5.9 million people who work for the government, there could be some crooks in there. No, no, no. It's all accidental. What a load of nonsense this is. There's some percentage of this. But you would say. And you would say. No, just zero base it and let's figure out where. It's got to be 25%. Yeah. We'd all say if it's never been checked, how could it not be 25%? Right. How could it not be? Right. And the answer is that's a trillion dollars a year. Right. Okay? So I said, I think we're going to cut a trillion dollars a year in expense. And then I think we can, through tariffs and other means, we're going to get revenues of a trillion dollars. Incremental revenue. Yeah. And we're going to balance the budget. But sorry, let me just ask one question. How did the tax cut to the extension of the tax cuts? There is zero basis. Zero basis. Where I was yesterday and where I am tomorrow, I get, oh, it's a tax cut. No, it's not. It's the exact same thing as yesterday as today. To say continuing yesterday, tomorrow, is like silly. So let me ask you on tariffs, having studied it yourself, when there's higher tariffs, people purchase less, things cost more. No, we'll talk about tariffs. Let's just finish. Let's just finish Doge. So I'm in the car with him. Right. And I said, we're going to balance the budget. And I said, but I have one favor to ask you. If we can balance the budget for you, will you agree to waive all income tax for every person who makes less than $150,000 a year in the United States of America, which, by the way, is about 85% of America. And the reason you want to work for Donald Trump is he looks at me and goes, sure. You realize the president of the United States said, if you balance the budget, sure. And he's not lying. He's not kidding. He's like, yeah, that seems like a great idea. And then I tell him, OK, I'm going to go recruit Elon, because Elon's all in. He's already said he's all in. He's already said he's going to Pennsylvania. So I call Elon, and I don't know Elon. I don't know. But he's perfect for this. So I use my superpower, which is I call everybody else I know who knows him, and they arrange. And I'm texting with him, and he agrees to meet me on October 14. So I fly down to Brownsville, Texas. He's going to catch the rocket on October 14. So he invites me down for the rocket catch. He's not inviting me for the rocket catch. He's just inviting me down that that's a good day for me to meet him. So I fly down. I see the rocket catch, which is awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome. And then I expect to meet him. By the way, very pivotal day in the campaign. If you remember, Biden sort of didn't pay as much attention to it. Trump was pretty engaged. Elon was supportive of Trump. So when he actually caught the rocket, the media was almost like frozen, waiting for it to fail. And it didn't fail, and it worked. And it was this incredible moment in the campaign. I was waiting for Elon, OK? So I flew down to see Elon with my son. And so we watched the rocket, right? And then they say, OK, he's going to go hang out with his engineers and party with them. Seems reasonable. It's like an hour, hour and a half. And then he just goes dark. You're still waiting. I'm just sitting there waiting. And then they take me and I go to like the equivalent of a Margaritaville, you know, where you have like a basket and you can get quesadillas and you get a Diet Coke in a red sort of plastic thing that's about this tall. It's like I've got 4,000 ounces of Diet Coke in it that comes in this big. But now, to his credit, he sends me all the executives from SpaceX are hanging with me. But he's dark. And what happened is he took a nap. He was up all night doing the engineering and he went to sleep. So then when he finally wakes up. So I'm just sitting there like, you know, doing the like, I don't know him really. So I'm just doing the thumb twiddle. I'm going, OK, you know, this guy's got a couple of quesadillas. I'm hoping he sees me. Right. Yeah. So then he wakes up. He says, come to my house. Right. I'll see you in my house. So his house is 1,200 square feet. It's got the furniture in it that I had when I graduated from college. Right. OK, I'm not kidding. I'm not kidding. It's 1,200 square feet and it's got the furniture, plastic chairs and OK, so. I say. We're going to balance the budget. I need to cut a trillion. He's like, I'm in. He says, I think we should cut 80 percent of the federal government because the essential employees, if the government shut down, essential employees are 450,000. Yeah. OK. And there's five point nine million people who work for the government. How can 450,000 be essential in this five point nine million? So he says, like Twitter, I think we should cut 80 percent. Yeah. And I say, I know how to cut 50. And he says, I want to cut 80. I said, I know how to do 50. He goes, are you with me or against me? I go, I know how to legally do it. What do you have? And my son says it was like two alpha dogs just like fighting each other for the first half hour. And then and then. So then X comes in. Right. And then he's got to walk X. He's got to walk his son X out. So he walks his son X out. And I'm thinking maybe the meeting's over. Right. Because we've been together a half hour, 40 minutes and maybe it's over because he got up and he walked out. He comes back and he sits down. He goes, Howard, this meeting is. Right. That's what he said. This meeting. And we sit down and we map out the plan. I tell him what a gratis vendor is because I designed because I was not going to go into the government. I was doing transition. What is a gratis vendor? The gratis vendor is is a an approved vendor for the United States of America that gives product to the government. Doesn't sell it. OK. So therefore, I don't have to go through the whole process of becoming a proper vendor because you're giving it to us. And then if you give it to Article 2, which is the president's stuff, then the president can accept it. Right. Because it's give. Sorry, Howard. What's an example of this? Like just to make. I write some software. You write some software. I write some software for the Commerce Department to do a better job of XYZ. You just give it to me. And then I do QA on it and I can take it. If you sell it to me for one dollar, we go into government hell. Right. The whole rigmarole. Right. But if you give it to me. Right. And then I set up, you know, so I said I'm calling it Doge. And I registered the name Doge. You said that. Of course. And were you familiar with Dogecoin? Of course. It's Elon. So what happens is in the Defense Production Act in World War II, in order to get all the great executives of America to help with production, they named everything after jazz singers or everything that of the people who were on the committee, that it would make them laugh and smile. OK. Right. So I picked a Doge. So he would laugh. And he said, get the F out of here. Like when I said we're going to name it Doge, the Department of Government Efficiency, which I didn't think of. It was on the Internet sort of floating around in June. Yes. Right. But I literally registered it. Right. As the Department of Government Efficiency, like make it a real thing as a gratis vendor. And I said, this is how I've done it for me. Yes. So that I can run Canada Fitzgerald. You can run SpaceX. Right. You're not you don't have to sign the conflict form and all this stuff because you're not working for the government. You're just giving stuff to the government. You are literally giving of yourself. Right. But you're not looking for anything. You're not taking any money. You're not owning anything. You're not doing anything. You're not on that side of the wall. You're on this side. You're outside. Yeah. Right. And so we we had fun. We talked for two hours. And then on my Twitter feed, I took a picture of me and Elon outside and I put up, welcome to Doge. We are going to rip the waste out of our six point five trillion dollar government and balance the budget. We must elect Donald J. Trump president. Yeah. Right. And and I posted that with my I probably at the time had twenty five thousand viewers and I got forty five million views. Wow. If you enjoy this content, please consider subscribing to my channel to stay up to date with future videos. Thank you for watching.