Jen Psaki Offers 3-Word Takeaway On What's To Come In 2025
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The MSNBC host reacted after Donald Trump and Elon Musk threw Congress into chaos days before Christmas.
MSNBC’s Jen Psaki offered a blunt message as she looked ahead to next year’s government in the wake of Wednesday’s Donald Trump-induced mess in Congress: “Buckle up, everyone!”
“This is what it’s going to look like,” the former White House press secretary predicted on “Morning Joe” Thursday.
The president-elect on Wednesday threw a major spanner into a bipartisan spending bill negotiated by House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), rejecting the deal and sending lawmakers scrambling as a deadline looms to keep the government open past Friday.
Trump spoke up after billionaire ally Elon Musk went on a social media spree against the package.
“Yesterday, the feeling in Washington was, this is done,” Psaki said. “It was a bipartisan agreement. This is done. Everyone’s packing up their offices, making their Christmas travel plans. And all of a sudden, it wasn’t done.”
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Despite some late-night communication with House Speaker Mike Johnson, the billionaire budget guru isn’t on board with the GOP's spending plan.
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Andre Rush also suggested ways he would "manipulate" the president-elect's diet to make it healthier if he were to serve in the next administration.
Experts are split on whether that overlap in public opinion is a good or bad thing for Musk’s businesses or for Trump’s politics.
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Critics mocked the former NFL star with a series of blunt reminders.
The former lawmaker said Republicans had released a report that "fabricates lies and defamatory allegations."