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Tesla CEO and Trump administration ally Elon Musk expressed disbelief Saturday regarding a GOP proposal to reshape the U.S. military in an “unprecedented” fashion, going as far as to flag his own generative artificial intelligence chatbot for verification.

“Congress is hiding the U.S.-Israel military relationship in the defense bill,” wrote Democratic congressional candidate Ethan Wechtaluk in a social media post on X. “There is a second bill that goes further. It makes it law that a president can't pull intelligence sharing back without clearing a legal hurdle, even if you elect one who wants to.”

President Donald Trump vowed back in January that his administration’s takeover of Venezuela would “benefit” Americans, and yet, just over six months later, that promise appears to be imploding after key players have reportedly gotten cold feet, The Washington Post reported Sunday.

In the immediate aftermath of the unprecedented U.S. attack on Venezuela earlier this year, the Trump administration took control of the nation’s oil revenue, which Trump claimed at the time would be “used to benefit the people of Venezuela and the United States.” The Trump administration had hoped U.S. companies would invest $100 billion into the South American nation’s energy infrastructure.

A former U.S. official offered a bizarre explanation as to why the Trump administration has yet to sign off on a deal with Ukraine on a “major drone production agreement” that the two nations have actively discussed since at least last September, a holdup that may very well be “kneecapping the U.S. military,” The Hill reported Sunday.

Last August, President Donald Trump was hammered by two of his own officials for making “one of the biggest tactical miscalculations” of his presidency – turning down an offer from Ukraine to accept a package of interceptor drones, a package that could have significantly helped the United States combat Iran’s drones, which posed a “bigger problem than anticipated” to Trump’s war effort.