Jordan Klepper Has 1 Brutally Blunt Question For 'A**hole' Elon Musk
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The "Daily Show" correspondent found a glaring flaw in Musk's claim about his role.
“Daily Show” correspondent Jordan Klepper said Elon Musk’s White House press conference with President Donald Trump contained more than a few awkward moments as he tried to explain his Department of Government Efficiency, which has slashed government programs.
Musk said this week it was “incredibly important that the president, the House and the Senate decide what happens, as opposed to a large unelected bureaucracy.”
Klepper spotted an immediate flaw with that logic.
“Wow! I mean you see why this guy’s a genius,” he said. “You don’t want an unelected bureaucrat running the country. It makes a lotta sense. No questions here. I do have one question, though: Isn’t that you?”
Musk, as Klepper notes, wasn’t elected.
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