In this hilarious new video, Mr Reagan unleashes AI technology to reveal what Democrats might say if truth serum suddenly kicked in - and the results are comedy gold. Watch as we take real clips of prominent Democrats panicking about DOGE investigations and contrast them with AI-generated "honest" versions that'll have you rolling on the floor.

First up, Chuck Schumer's actual dramatic speech about DOGE being a "shadow government" gets a brutal honesty makeover. Suddenly, all that concern about "separation of powers" transforms into panic about those "big, fat envelopes full of cash" he might lose. But that's just the warm-up act.

The real comedy kicks in when AOC's fierce criticism of Elon Musk takes an unexpected turn. While the real AOC calls him "one of the most unintelligent billionaires," her honest AI version? Let's just say she's got SpaceX rockets on her mind for entirely different reasons. The constitutional crisis isn't in Washington anymore - it's in her pants.

But the crown jewel of political comedy comes when we don't even need AI to expose the truth. Elizabeth Warren's own words from 16 years ago come back to haunt her in the most ironic way possible. Watch as past-Warren accidentally destroys present-Warren's entire argument about government oversight.

From Schumer's fear of "treasury files" to AOC's surprising Elon crush, to Warren's self-own, this video exposes the hilarious truth behind the Democrats' DOGE meltdown. Because as it turns out, when artificial intelligence makes Democrats honest, the intelligence of Democrats is often exposed as artificial.

Watch till the end for a special musical number about fighting Elon Musk that would make Pete Seeger cry - for all the wrong reasons. Because in politics, sometimes the truth is funnier than any joke we could write.

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