Ramaswamy says that Dege’s hostility comes from ‘irrationality’, defends Trump, musk

Although the Government Efficiency Department (Doge) was directing together with ELON ALMIZCLEThe candidate for governor of Ohio, Vivek Ramasswamy, believes that he knows the root of the hostility facing musk and his waste court agency.

“It comes from a place of irrationality. In recent years, people have had Trump disorder syndrome. That disorder syndrome has now expanded to include Elon and others,” Ramasswamy said Thursday over. “Jesse Watters Primetime”

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Since he assumed the position, President Donald Trump, Elon Musk and Doge’s agenda have faced a growing scrutiny of several Democrats and media.

The last wave of criticism facing the founder of Tesla referred to his South African heritage.

“The view” Joy Behar coanfrerion It was corrected on Thursday after claiming that Elon Musk was “pro-apartheid”, admitting that he really had an idea of ​​whether or not it was.

During the first segment of Thursday’s show, Behar described musk Like “the guy, which was not born in this country, which was born under apartheid in South Africa, this mentality has also done. It was pro-apartheid as I understand.”

“I think this is perfectly wonderful for Trump. He can take a nap and let this foreigner, a foreign agent, you know, an enemy of the United States, do his job,” he added.

Coanfrerion Alyssa Farah Griffin said Musk, who was born in South Africa, is a naturalized citizen of the United States previously in the discussion, after Behar made the claim.

“I am receiving a little because I said that Musk was pro-apartheid. I really don’t know if it was,” Behar said at the beginning of his second segment. “He grew at that time when he was in full before the great Nelson Mandela fixed it. He was close at that time, maybe he was, maybe not. He could also have been a young guy, so you don’t demand me, agree, Elon?”

Trump, musk supports Vivek brancaswamy for Ohio’s governor

Representative Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio, caused a storm of fire on social networks about comments on the comments of the comments Musk loyalty to the United States since he has been a citizen for “only” 22 years.

“Mr. Musk has just been here 22 years,” Kaptur said outside the Capitol on Wednesday. “And he is a citizen of three countries. I always ask myself the question, with the damage he is doing here, when the thrust comes to push, what country is his loyalty? South Africa? Canada? Or the United States? And has only been a citizen, I will say again, 22 years.”

Kaptur, who has served in Congress since 1983, caused criticism in the social networks of conservatives who accused her of hypocrisy and the use of language that Republicans would be ridiculed by using.

Despite the last wave of criticism, Ramasswamy praised the Trump administration to “take us to a golden era for the United States.”

“That new golden age in our country will also be a golden age for federalism. Simply kick the United States. That is what our founders imagined,” Ramaswamy told Fox News Jesse Watters. “Take it from Washington, DC, and I think that will be good not only for Republicans, but also for Democrats throughout the country, who deserve transparency on how their taxpayers are spent and that they deserve to have lower taxes as a result of that waste, fraud and abuse that no longer exist in the system.”

The billionaire businessman also said he wants to see Dux reforms “Becoming lasting changes, encoded through legislation.”

“We have to make sure they are permanent changes, and I am sure,” he said. “The steps are taken from the door. You have to go fast. You have to go quickly when Donald Trump received the mandate that they would have given him. The mandate that the voters gave to Donald Trump was not an incremental change at the edges. The mandate last November was a mandate for a change of sweep and positive in the country.”

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The candidate for the Republican Party of Ohio also responded to those who claim that the administration is “moving too fast”, arguing that the problem is the previous “four years.”

“The problem is that we had four years of open borders, excessive expense, culture of the victim, innovation, racial preferences,” Ramasswamy said. “In that context, balloon, national debt, foreign wars appear on the left and the right, the greatest infiltration of illegal immigrants in this country in the history of the United States. If you do not move quickly against those four years, that is exactly what Donald Trump is doing, and so we will recover our country.”

Ramaswamy officially declared his candidacy For the governor of Ohio on Monday in a deminnati demonstration after months of speculation.

Ohio’s Republican governor Mike Dewine is limited to term and is not eligible to run once again that his second term expires in January 2027. The governor’s career will take place in November 2026.

Ashley Carnahan de Fox News Digital, Landon Mion, Andrew Mark Miller and Hanna Panreck contributed to this report.