BREAKING UPDATE: Trump says he’s ‘totally against’ massive ‘pork’-filled spending bill as Speaker Johnson considers dropping it for ‘clean CR’ bill: report

According to Politico, Johnson's leadership team is in discussions for a "plan B," on the spending package that would drop $100 billion in disaster aid as well as shed other spending provisions that would be taken care of in the New Year.

This comes as Fox reporter Lawrence Jones III reported that Trump said he is "totally against" the spending proposed package.

Incoming Vice President JD Vance wrote a statement from Trump as well as himself in response to the original package: "Congress is considering a spending bill that would give sweetheart provisions for government censors and for Liz Cheney. The bill would make it easier to hide the records of the corrupt January 6 committee—which accomplished nothing for the American people and hid security failures that happened that day. This bill would also give Congress a pay increase while many Americans are struggling this Christmas."

It added, "Republicans want to support our farmers, pay for disaster relief, and set our country up for success in 2025. The only way to do that is with a temporary funding bill WITHOUT DEMOCRAT GIVEAWAYS combined with an increase in the debt ceiling. Anything else is a betrayal of our country. Republicans must GET SMART and TOUGH. If Democrats threaten to shut down the government unless we give them everything they want, then CALL THEIR BLUFF. It is Schumer and Biden who are holding up aid to our farmers and disaster relief."

Many conservative lawmakers have slammed the stopgap spending package that would carry government spending through mid-March. House Freedom Caucus members have also been a resounding no on the proposed spending package unveiled on Tuesday, a congressional staffer told The Post Millennial.

Musk, a key ally to the incoming Trump administration, expressed his opposition to the bill on Wednesday morning, saying that the “bill should not pass” through a House vote. He followed up in another post, saying, "Ever seen a bigger piece of pork?" as he shared a picture of the 1,500+ page bill.

Johnson told Fox News that he was able to speak to Musk as well as Vivek Ramaswamy on Tuesday evening about the spending package. He told the network, "We still have just a razor-thin margin of Republicans. So any bill has to have Democratic votes,” Johnson added in response to Musk. "They understand the situation. He said, ‘It’s not directed to you, Mr. Speaker, but we don’t like the spending.’ I said, ‘Guess what, fellas, I don’t either.'”

Ramaswamy, for his part, posted on X on Wednesday, "DOGE is here & this is the first test," in response to reports Johnson may be implementing a clean bill.

Incoming Senate Majority Leader, John Cornyn, also slammed the continuing resolution package. "How on earth did a 3 month Continuing Resolution grow into this Cramnibus," he wrote online.

According to Politico, some Republicans believe that the opposition from Musk was enough to shift the tide on the bill. Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) told the outlet, when asked if Musk's post had an impact on lawmakers' votes, "I think it probably is."

Dozens of Republicans are now opposing the original spending package, but it will still be an uphill battle to pass a CR in the House as the GOP holds only a slight majority.