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Bill Walton discussed the rapid start of President Trump's term, emphasizing the administration's aggressive approach to implementing executive orders aimed at dismantling DEI and climate change initiatives. He expressed optimism about the direction of these policies but raised concerns regarding the legal authority of such actions, suggesting that Congressional involvement may be necessary as legal challenges emerge. Walton also highlighted anticipated challenges in moving inland, including potential resistance and infighting. Kerry Lutz criticized U.S. Aid as a corrupt entity linked to the CIA, which he argued has shifted towards a more progressive agenda over the past two decades, referencing Mike Waller's book, "Big Intel." The conversation shifted to government spending, with Walton and Lutz examining the existence of slush funds, particularly a $400 billion fund at the Department of Energy, and the overall waste in government resources. They noted the growing public awareness of these issues, which