The TRUTH Behind the Trump/Musk Feud

The Elon/Trump bromance is over.

There may be a serial killer in New England.

And Republicans criticize a 
Democrat for an alleged Heil Hitler.

I did Not-Zi that coming.

That and more on this week’s headlines.

Welcome to America Uncovered.

I’m Matt Gnaizda, filling in for Chris Chappell

who’s off getting his black belt in Shaq Fu.

Happy Pride Month, everybody.

Yes, it’s that wonderful time of year 
where everything gets covered in rainbows…

And corporations show their 
support for the LGBTQ community

out of the pure, altruistic 
goodness of their hearts.

Aaaaat least until it looks like 
the cultural tide has shifted.

Then those same corporations drop their support

faster than Andy dropped Woody for Buzz Lightyear.

In 2025, several big corporations have 
pulled their support for Pride events,

causing hundreds of thousands 
of dollars in budget shortfalls.

They’re also pulling back on Pride 
merchandise and vocal support.

This has led to many questioning corporations' 
commitment to social justice issues.

Which has led to me wondering…

why?

How is it a surprise to anyone

that corporations are doing what they 
think will make them the most money?

That’s what they’re designed to do!

That’d be like being shocked that

Wes Anderson made a highly saturated movie 
featuring quirky characters in tweed sweaters.

You can tell corporations aren’t real allies

because no history lesson on civil rights

has ever mentioned the 
contributions of McDonald’s.

And even though they announced they’re finally 
bringing the Snack Wrap back next month,

you can tell they’re not 
allies to the LGBTQ community

because it’s made with iceberg 
lettuce instead of rainbow chard.

But no matter how much the cultural 
tide may shift, rest assured,

we here at America Uncovered 
will always stick to our values.

Now watch this video of Donald Trump.

It’ll make you so angry! Be right back.

“Oh, I don’t know what I said. I don’t remember!”

Former president Bill Clinton has teamed up with

thriller and suspense author James Patterson

on an upcoming novel, ‘The First Gentleman.’

This is actually the third book 
the pair have written together,

after ‘The President is Missing’ in 2018

and ‘The President’s Daughter’ in 2021.

The reviews mostly called the 
novels entertaining but ridiculous.

Given some of his activities while president —

and alleged activities after leaving office —

We might be lucky if it’s only ridiculous.

This book — ‘The First Gentleman’ —

is about a 
topic that was almost a reality for Bill Clinton.

“He was almost the First Gentleman.”

“Yeah, I thought about it for years.

And it’s the only political job 
I ever wanted but didn’t get.”

“First Gentleman?”

“Yeah. Because I really thought 
Hillary should be president.”

In the novel, the First Gentleman — seemingly 
a stand-in for Clinton

— is accused of murder.

I don’t want to spoil anything, but if the first 
female president is a stand-in for Hillary,

then my guess is the twist is that 
the president was the actual murderer!

And in the about the author section,

it’ll describe Bill Clinton as

A former president and governor of Arkansas,

with no history of depression 
or urges to harm himself.

No reason why this is being mentioned.

Speaking of writing: the ever 
eroding trust in the media.

Business Insider is going 
quote unquote “all-in on AI” –

according to its worker’s union 
– by laying off 21% of its staff.

Why might the union think 
that? Well, it’s because,

in the same email the company 
announced it was downsizing and

laying off one-fifth of its staff, its CEO said,

“Over 70% of Business Insider 
employees are already using

Enterprise ChatGPT regularly (our goal is 100%),

and we’re building prompt libraries 
and sharing everyday use cases that

help us work faster, smarter, and better.”

I just think this is horrible.

Soulless automatons programmed to spit 
out whatever narrative they’re given…

are getting replaced by AI!

So I don’t know if we’ll really 
notice a difference, actually.

And after the break, New England 
has a serial killer… Maybe?

Welcome back.

12 dead bodies have been found in New 
England over the past three months,

with two of the bodies being 
found in the same small town.

This is leading many to suspect a 
serial killer might be on the loose.

Somewhere, a woman is thinking,

“Yes! Fresh podcast content!”

So, is it true? Is there a 
serial killer in New England?

Police and local experts say no.

James Alan Fox — a Northeastern 
University criminologist

and what Mitch McConnell thinks he looks like —

explains, “Most serial killers have 
some commonality in their victims …

But in these cases there are 
so many dissimilarities.”

So you can rest easy, New Englanders.

There isn’t a serial killer on the loose.

There are multiple killers on the loose.

Sleep tight!

I’m sure this explanation will absolutely 
100% quell the serial killer rumors,

because if there’s anyone people trust more than 
the media these days,

it’s local authorities.

But regardless, whether 
there’s a serial killer or not,

I have just one message to anyone

committing violent crimes in the Northeast:

Stay away from beautiful Delaware!

And speaking of unspeakable violence,

12 people in Boulder, Colorado were injured 
at a rally in support of Israeli hostages

by a man using a makeshift 
flamethrower and petrol bombs,

otherwise known as Molotov cocktails.

And before anyone tries blaming 
his motive on violent video games,

the man allegedly shouted “free 
Palestine” while committing the attack.

I don’t think that’s a Switch 2 launch title.

The suspect — Mohammed Sabry Soliman,

who’s being charged with a hate crime —

told police he planned this for a year and 
was targeting what he called a Zionist group.

Man, it’s almost like he’s trying to burn any 
good will pro-Palestinian protestors have.

Along with himself.

But that’s not the only 
group he’s making look bad.

It turns out that Soliman, an 
Egyptian, was in the US illegally

on a visa that expired in March.

Honestly, I’m almost impressed with just 
how unhelpful this was to multiple causes.

By trying to stage a violent protest,

now 
pro-Palestine and pro-immigration groups

are gonna need to stage a separate 
non-violent protest,

declaring in unison, “We don’t know her.”

Speaking of people dying

— don’t worry, this story’s 
whimsical in comparison —

You may have heard about Republican Iowa 
Senator Joni Ernst telling constituents

worried about cuts to Medicaid 
under the Big, Beautiful Bill that

“we all are going to die.”

That’s outrageous!

Mostly because it’s exclusionary to Wolverine.

As much as he craves the release of death, 
his healing factor won’t let him have it.

And before you write in the comments, “

But 
he died in the movies,” first, spoiler.

Second, I’m talking about the 
comics, you filthy casual.

Now, a lot of media outlets are leaving 
out the context of this situation,

which is that Ernst was saying 
people that would lose access

to Medicaid weren’t eligible 
for it in the first place.

“It’s corrections of overpayments and 
people that have not been eligible

for these programs by law 
as it is currently written.

So when you are arguing, 
when you are arguing about

illegals that are receiving Medicaid benefits

— 1.4 million — they are not eligible, 
so they will be coming off.

So- “People are going to die!”

“People are not… Well, we 
all are going to die, so…”

So with the context, that remark is…

slightly better?

I gotta admit, it still comes 
across as flippant and callous.

And it didn’t help criticisms when she

posted an even more flippant video of her

addressing this incident in a cemetery.

“I made an incorrect assumption that 
everyone in the auditorium understood that,

yes, we are all going to perish from this Earth.

So, I apologize, and I’m really, really glad that

I did not have to bring up the 
subject of the Tooth Fairy as well.”

I wish she did bring up the Tooth Fairy,

because I want to know if the cuts 
to Medicaid will affect that service.

I have to admit, though, “We are all going to die”

is a great way to end any conversation.

“Do you think I look better in 
the tan hat or the purple one?”

“Who cares? We’re all gonna die.”

“I guess I’ll get one in black.”

I just wish we’d focus less on 
soundbites and more on policy.

For example, according to an analysis 
from the Congressional Budget Office,

Trump’s Big, Beautiful Bill will 
cut taxes by $3.75 trillion,

add $2.4 trillion to the deficit over ten years,

and leave 10.9 million more 
people uninsured by 2034.

In response, I hope Trump just says,

“Well, we are all going to 
die.” Works in every situation.

This bill did lead to the death of something:

Trump and Elon Musk’s bromance.

Last week I talked about how Musk 
criticized the Big,

Beautiful Bill and how it undermined the 
work he tried to do with DOGE.

And I understand.

Imagine if the president asked you to dedicate

three months of your life to 
a super stressful project,

that ended up causing your stock 
portfolio to lose billions of dollars,

and then just turned around made you 
feel like it was all for nothing.

Well, you’d be mad, too.

Until you realized you’re 
still a multi-billionaire.

But at any rate, the bromance is over.

And now, things have escalated between 
two of the world’s most powerful men

on the social media platforms each of them own.

Yeah, we live in a weird timeline.

Musk called Trump an ingrate and said Republicans

wouldn’t have won in 2024 without him,

and said Trump’s tariffs will cause a 
recession in the second half of this year.

Trump, meanwhile, said Musk is mad at the bill 
removing an EV mandate

and that it made him crazy.

This claim received widespread 
backlash on Musk’s home turf of X,

where commenters said that Musk has always 
been in favor of cutting EV tax credits.

Well, at least the attacks 
just stuck to policy and...

I’m just kidding.

Musk also claimed the reason the Epstein files 
haven’t been released

is because Trump is in them.

Elon Musk and calling people 
he disagrees with a pedo guy.

Name a more iconic duo.

Musk also asked his followers if it’s time for a

new political party in America that 
represents the 80% in the middle.

And agreed with Ian Miles Cheung 
calling for Trump’s impeachment.

Is this the origin story for 
the X-ocrats? Or X-publicans?

Well, I guess if anyone would know 
about the plight of the working man,

it’s the richest man on the planet.

But at least Democrats know 
how to focus on policy!

You can tell because the DNC rented a taco truck

to park near RNC headquarters to mock Trump,

as the acronym TACO is being used online 
to stand for “Trump Always Chickens Out.”

Yup, this is definitely gonna 
turn things around for Democrats

and help make life better for all Americans,

who for sure aren’t terminally frustrated

and embarrassed by our representatives.

Speaking of embarrassing political gaffes,

Remember when so many people on the left 
were convinced Elon Musk gave a Nazi salute?

You know, back before he was their 
hero again for going after Trump?

Well, here’s Senator Cory Booker in 
front of a group of California Democrats.

Yup, they’re the same picture.

Now the right is criticizing Booker for making 
this same “

my heart goes out to you” gesture

and how there will be much less 
scrutiny on him for doing it.

A spokesperson for Booker responded 
to this criticism, telling Newsweek,

“Cory Booker was obviously 
just waving to the crowd.

Anyone who claims his wave is the same as Elon 
Musk's gesture

is operating in bad faith.”

Yeah! How dare they say the exact same 
gesture was the exact same gesture.

And besides, Booker couldn’t 
be a Nazi sympathizer.

I mean, who ever heard of a black 
person giving a Nazi salute?

Besides the Antioch High School shooter.

But that’s ancient history! 
Almost five months ago!

Honestly, trying to suggest a gesture

is 
proof that a rival political figure is a Nazi

comes across as desperate and just 
about as sincere and authentic as

corporations’ support for the LGBTQ community.

Have a great Pride Month, everyone.

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Once again, I’m Matt Gnaizda, 
filling in for Chris today.

Thank you for watching America Uncovered.