Hold Lunnik says Elon Musk has sworn that Dodge will cut $2 trillion on spending while he was supposed to say $1 trillion.

• Howard Lutnnik was standing next to Elon Musk in October when a mask said Dodge could save $2 trillion.

• Lunnik told his “Health Podcast” that Musk was supposed to say he could save $1 trillion.

• In January, a mask said cutting $2 trillion would be the “best conclusion” for Doge.

Trade Minister Howard Lutnik said Elon Musk’s promise came in October to cut $2 trillion from federal expenditures at the end of a scenario between the pair.

In his speech at a “All-In podcast” episode, Lunnik said the two planned to announce at a Trump rally at the Madison Square that they would save $2 trillion for the United States.

“When I tell him, ‘How much do you cut?’ The contract was that he had cut $1 trillion and I’m going to say one trillion.

But Lunnik said masks had not implemented their scenario as planned.

“Because we are in front of 22,000 people, the place has exploded,” Lunnik said. “He says: ‘$2 trillion!’ And I’m like that, I thought, ‘Everything is right then’ or something like that, what was I supposed to say? Lunnik continued.

At the rally, Lunnick asked Musk how he could “execution of Harris-Bededen $6.5 trillion in the waste of the budget.

“I think we can do at least $2 trillion,” Musk replied.

The moments on stage became the basis for suspicion among some federal budget experts who can really cut $2 trillion, or about one-third of the $6.75 trillion spent in 2024.

In January, Mask told a political strategist Mark Penn that saving $2 trillion would be “the best results” and his team had a “good shooting” instead of cutting $1 trillion instead.

“If we can reduce the budget deficit from $2 trillion to $1 trillion and free the economy to grow more so that the products of goods and services are balanced with the increase in money, it will not be inflation.

In November, Mask supported Lunnick to become the Trump administration’s treasury minister.

Mask wrote in X Post that as the US Treasury Secretary, Lunnik “Actually makes changes into law”, unlike Trump’s final election, Scott Besentate. Musk added: Besint was a “commercial-like-normal” choice.