The Bottom Line

Vincent Peters, a former SpaceX manager, called Elon Musk the "industrialist for this generation" and argued he's not one to "back down" on his business beliefs.

Federal agencies are "angry," DOGE subcommittee Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., claims, as the American public will soon "see the money" and "where it flows."

Camping World's CEO does not plan on taking down the massive American flag at its Greenville, North Carolina, dealership in a move that pushes back on government creating "inflation to regulation."

Union autoworkers Brian Pannebecker and James Benson, Jr. said they are supporting Trump this election cycle, pointing to left-wing policies they say have hurt their industry.

As U.S. voters start submitting their presidential ballots, they should ask themselves if they want more of the last four years. Economist Stephen Moore says, "Hell no to that."

The "big problem" with legalizing marijuana on a federal level, according to Dr. Drew Pinsky, is that addiction becomes more frequent as the drug concentration becomes "more powerful."

"The truth is going to come out" about potential mismanagement in the East Palestine toxic train derailment response, according to one resident who reacted to a whistleblower.

Keyan Wilson details her experience being introduced to former President Trump as viral moment is caught on TikTok.

It's true that American small business owners are less optimistic about their livelihoods today, as some sound off on inflation and the economy being the "hardest" hurdle.

According to Steamfitters Local 638 members Gary Zuto and Ronald Dioguard, "everybody" working on New York City construction sites has "Trump stickers on their hard hats."

"Buying Beverly Hills" and The Agency patriarch says if you want to sell your home at a hot price, get it on the market this spring or summertime for an outcome "in your favor."

Ramsey Solutions CEO and founder Dave Ramsey shakes off younger critics who don't agree with his personal finance advice.

The Fosters Freeze team in Lemoore, California, felt "shock" as they learned of the restaurant's last-minute closure on Monday, following the state's newly enacted $20 minimum wage law.

The tax hikes included in Biden's 2025 budget request are "all about politics," wastes U.S. dollars and fuels economic "nonsense," according to economist Kevin Hassett.

The tech sector's political ideology has found its way into A.I. algorithms, the FCC's Brendan Carr fears while calling for federal and state-level regulatory action.

The global "rally cry" from climate elitists is an attempt at "total control" of meat production and consumption, according to U.S. cattle rancher Shad Sullivan.

Marijuana has become "a different drug," Dr. Drew Pinsky warns, as cannabis use has been linked to higher chances of developing schizophrenia or bipolar disorders.

Actor Neal McDonough joins "The Bottom Line" to discuss the backlash he faced for championing his faith while working in Hollywood.

After confronting Hillary Clinton about her climate change stance, former coal miner Bo Copley takes aim at Biden driving the industry "completely out of business."

Oakland, California's crime surge managed by Democrats has fueled the "cycle of poverty and failed businesses," activist and former mayoral candidate Seneca Scott criticizes.