Congress was recently discovered attempting to add $100 billion to our national debt.

Elon Musk and Vivek Ramswamy, backed by the GOP, have prompted a reevaluation of the latest spending bill by Jesse Watters, who highlights its unfavorable sections. The national debt currently stands at $36 trillion, with a projected $2 trillion deficit for 2025.

Jesse Watters: With Christmas just a week away, you're likely doing last-minute shopping, but Congress is also busy. However, there's a significant difference: you have a budget, while Congress doesn't. Recently, Congress was caught trying to add $100 billion to our credit card. How long does $100 billion last? It might last all year.

They released a 1500-page document last night, but no one read it before the vote was supposed to take place today.

If Congress gets a subpoena, they don't have to hand over their emails. But if we get a subpoena, we have to hand over ours. They tried to write in the law that no one is allowed to look at Congress's emails.

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The State Department is receiving money to suppress online content that they dislike, while Congress is being funded to restrict our right to free speech.

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Have we been having trouble with bad molasses? Was there a molasses recall that I missed?