Anderson Cooper tells Chris Sununu “d-k-k be ad-k” during a doge cut during a collision
CNN’s Anderson Cooper clashed with Gop Gov. Chris Sununu and former Gov. Chris Sununu on Tuesday after CNN’s host accused Sununu of putting Sununu in his mouth.
“It’s 23 days here, 23 days. Approximately 2.3 billion people saved last year. These people save 2.3 billion a day,” Sununu said, “They’re making clear that President Donald Trump and Elon Musk After praise for it, he said. “What they said is that if you have to go to Congress, you have to go to Congress. We’ll show you where that is.”
Musk, head of Doge, has focused on determining the area of federal funding waste. Musk spoke to reporters from the oval office on Tuesday, highlighting. Cutting federal spending was “essential.”
“He’s doing something very specific, but he doesn’t actually give any evidence of that,” Cooper pushed back. “But some of the details that came out Just as $59 million spent At a luxury hotel. In reality, it’s not the case. ”
CNN’s Anderson Cooper will clash with former GOP Governor Chris Sununu while appearing on CNN on Tuesday. (Screenshot/CNN)
President Trump predicts Elon Musk will find “100 billion” in waste in the next Doge directive
“You’re talking about FEMA money that was abused for immigrants. It was FEMA money for immigrants. Is that okay now?” sununu shot back.
Cooper said he didn’t think it was okay and told Sununuu, “Don’t put words in my mouth.”
The former New Hampshire governor asked Cooper if he would stop the process.
“What I’m saying is that what I’m saying is that his portrayal is virtually inaccurate. He’s talking about luxury hotels,” he shook his head.
Elon Musk speaks when President Donald Trump is focusing on the oval office of the White House in Washington, DC on February 11, 2025. (Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images)
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Alyssa Farrr Griffinwho is a commentator for CNN and co-host for “The View,” said, “I think the issue is also the funds allocated to Congress. You and I, as conservatives, can look for a lot of things. I think that the federal budget is happy to see that we’ve been abolished, but I think there was something presented as one thing.
Later on the show, Cooper apologized to Sununu.
“I was mean, I was rude to you,” Cooper said, shocking the GOP Governor. “I don’t know why I said that.”
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“Are you kidding?” Sununu replied. “I grew up with seven siblings. I’m sununu.”