Democratic strategist James Carville on Thursday largely avoided directly answering Fox News host Sean Hannity’s critiques of his party’s stance

President Donald Trump and former President Joe Biden have radically different views when it comes to energy. During his four years in the White House, Biden favored a combination of fossil fuels and green energy.

The joint interview comes as Trump and Musk continue to implement sweeping cuts across the government. Thousands of federal workers have already been fired after President Trump signed an executive order last week instructing heads of federal departments and agencies to make "large-scale reductions in force.

Perhaps the most unexpected thing about Sean Hannity’s hour-long sit down with Donald Trump and Elon Musk — a first — was the initial question that the Fox News host posed to the duo. “So he’s working for free with DOGE.

Fox News host Sean Hannity sat for a high-profile interview with President Donald Trump and DOGE head Elon Musk