(tweet posts) >> i liked elon.ought he was quirky and interesting and creative. >> well, you could warm mars up over time with greenhouse gases, and kind of the opposite of what we're doing on earth. >> (laughing) >> this is great. >> i was in great admiration, because most people in silicon valley are talking about stupid things or making dating apps. he was doing significant stuff. >> thanks for having me, it's great to see you guys. >> thank you for coming, i really appreciate it. you kept your promise, which was nice. >> jacoby: kara swisher writes about silicon valley and has known musk for more than 20 years. she's interviewed him multiple times. you started covering musk, i mean, even before paypal, right? >> yeah, yes, and there was a million startup people like him in silicon valley. but i remember him. >> jacoby: and what, what were your impressions of him then? >> i paid pretty good attention to him, but not a lot, particularly. but when he started doing the stuff around spacex and bought tesla from the

what do you think went on with with elon musk in the zionist entity then? interesting trip, wasn't it? well, very curious, wasn't it? we saw that footage, didn't we, of him with uh netanyahu with his flat jacket on, yes. around the kaboots looking perplexed and interested and we saw all sorts of state statements about how awful it was that the israelies were facing what they were and how from the river to the sea was an anti-semitic call for genocide and wouldn't be allowed hence forth on twitter or x, so we saw essentially in that trip we saw him becoming an obvious and stated zionist, of course that's not quite the full story, but that's what we saw there, we saw him looking at that crib, remember the crib with the do, the bullets in it which it transpired were not in fact uh resistance bullets, but idf or iof bullets, so we saw a performance there. which looked very worrying for those who believed his stories about freedom of expression, yeah, mean god, what's the opinion of the resistance access in the middle east towards musk, do you think? i don't if

for that reason, elon musk is simultaneously key ally and target of the zionist regime. musk has been mobilised against by key zionist lobby groups like the anti-deformation league and the center for countering digital hate, and it is likely that his visit was an opportunity for the zionist regime to apply more pressure on him, to censor the... social media platform. during the short pause in israel's bombing of ghazza, the billionaire owner of the platform x, elon musk traveled to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for indoctrination session. while in occupied palestine, he was taken a guided tour of the gazza settlement envelope by netanyahu. a solemn picture was taken with musk, looking down a baby cut, supposedly littered with bullets from the palestinian resistance. however, it was revealed that those bullets match those coming from israeli tanks rather than palestinian fighters, and as the war of disinformation continues, large us corporations like walt disney, warner brothers and comcast suspended their ads on x in protest against his alleged anti

elon musk has come _ yourself in the foot. elon musk has come to — yourself in the foot.e foot. elon musk has come to more to _ yourself in the foot. elon musk l has come to more to prominence in his takeover of twitter and yesterday he was asked about an advertiser boycott he used choice language and saying what advertisers could go and do with themselves. how do you think is dealing with this increased spotlight upon him? it has always been the fear. when it came to acts from elon musk that this was always going to be something that could spiral out and i think if you look at what you saw yesterday, i mean elon musk is not going to be inaudible the you spent 44 billion that ultimately on something today access powered fact 8 billion that has been the frustration here but at least when it comes to today and when it comes to the empire that elon musk belt, it is really more about tesla and spacex relative to the overall value.— and spacex relative to the overall value. thank you very much for _ overall value. thank you very much forjoining _ overall value. thank you very

-- four elon musk. _ x? -- four elon musk. this is a pro at this stage in _ x? -- four elon musk. this is a pro at this stage in the _ x? -- four elon musk. this is a pro at this stage in the outcome - x? -- four elon musk. this is a pro at this stage in the outcome is - x? -- four elon musk. this is a pro at this stage in the outcome is not| at this stage in the outcome is not yet known and they are looking at how the company responds to illegal content on its site, looking at things like community notes which is sort of one of the systems x uses to try to kind of moderate content or address, try to balance disinformation on its platform. —— this a probe. the other areas it is looking at is things like the blue checks, this used to be the sign it was a verified user, a politician or celebrity and it is now anyone who wants to pay, it is also looking at advertising. it is pretty broad, this investigation, and i think both sides have a lot at stake. for x, it is the huge potentialforfines, and there was

lobby elon musk then? well, they they did a number of different reports and accusations about him being anti-semitic, but of course also they did a specific report on this program, if you recall done by the center for country and digital hate, an organization created in this country, but also having having a dc office, which is also co-published by the adl, of course that suggested that we were vehicle for iranian state propaganda and that we were... we casually gave out uh anti-semitic comments week after week entirely false of course and a report based on uh um ridiculous research hasn't even got names attached to it so you can't tell who wrote it so that was the way in which they did it and and of course it's interesting that we that as you said at the beginning of the program that uh that you know when he took over our twitter accounts the twitter account for the show we're labeled as iran state affiliated media we were shadow band and all that that came came away, fell away and and really what you've

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i followed the sale of twitter to elon musk, i have followed elon musk for much longer.he platform that has been fined $1.5 billion for suggesting the death of innocent children was a conspiracy theory. and actors and actresses were employed. this isn't about freedom of speech, this is someone who has wilfully lied and been found out by a court to be a lawyer and has been forced to pay damages and decided to go bankrupt because they didn't want to pay. so, this is not the type of person i should imagine any other organisation and technology would wilfully be welcoming back onto their platform. elon musk i think now is running x into the ground. he is either going to bankrupt it and blame the mainstream media and society for not making it work or he is just society for not making it work or he isjust going to society for not making it work or he is just going to keep writing this till the wheels fall off and we'll just see what happens when it has lost all normality and use as a mainstream platform. i have no other explanation for this. what mainstream platform. i have no

elon musk is standing by his freedom of speech. i have never seen anything like this in my entire life thank you elon musk for such a speech . pray for elon musk's success in this battle. he carries a heavy burden. although elon musk announced the future economic crisis of this company in his interview, he still adheres to his own opinions and positions. sallar vaezy, radio reporter. a pregnant palestinian woman was attacked by a zionist settler in front of her child and was martyred. this terrorist attack took place in the occupied town of lod. this zionist settler has stabbed a palestinian woman several times while she intended had his child to school. after the attack , he fled with a car. the prime minister of spain said: the massacre of the residents of the gaza strip by the zionists is unacceptable. pedro sanchez added that israel ignores international laws in the gaza strip. the prime minister of spain had already said that if the european union does not act for a permanent ceasefire in gaza, madrid may take a unilateral dec

so i mean elon elon could not exist without the government he's not a libertarian. let's not pretend that and neither are any of the others. marc andreessen sells autonomous. if you don't know what that is, just google killer. these are weapons that have no control there's nobody in a trailer in controlling them they they make their own decisions to pull the trigger. now they have a very hard time at 100 yards distinguishing a man with a gun and a man with a broom. but he's still going to push this and so, i mean, i think this notion that we're living in a reality world is not true anymore anymore. i you spent a lot of time here working on your book, ben. i kind of i get this question asked me a lot why miami why? it's why i came up with the answer because miami. because there is no it's sort of inexplicable. why has miami this sort of techno and crypto hub, why do we have left zarina to the east? the crypto steer to the to the west? why this continue to be hustler's paradise as it always has generation after generation? but why did these folks get attracted this tw

you did touch on elon musk in the takeover there. i l elon musk in the takeover there.lon musk has made. it of the changes that elon musk has made. ., , , ., made. it would seem in the short term it's been _ made. it would seem in the short term it's been fairly _ made. it would seem in the short term it's been fairly disastrous i made. it would seem in the short term it's been fairly disastrous in | term it's been fairly disastrous in business terms. it's certainly shed contributors to twitter, to x and they've lost a lot of revenue. it really doesn't sit very well with some of the core ground values of the major advertisers. the dangerous thing for advertisers to put their names against ads which run alongside some extreme right—wing views is that there is an effect. they will be targeted by those users as well. they're going to inevitably pull away. it's not clear, it's still not clear whether they will actually be a viable operation in the quite short—term. their revenues are incredibly restricted and i think elon musk�*s personality — very forthright and he's expre

and elon musk among the guests.o the throne three years ago. ajury in the united states has ordered donald trump's former lawyer, rudy giuliani, to pay 148 million dollars in damages to two election workers he falsely accused of vote tampering.

so, we're starting to understand elon a little better.e said he had all these hopes for twitter, like he was going to turn it into an everything app where you could go shopping into all these things. none of that is going to happen to people are repulsed in leaving, so now, what he has to do is draw, you know, a certain kind of user to the platform and hope that will save it. it won't. this is going to be a disaster, and mostly and that's i think it will end up in bankruptcy. >> am wondering, linette, muscat held spaces, essentially like a conference call over x, with not only alex jones, presidential candidate witek ramaswamy, an accused sex trafficker andrew tate. is this the kind of scenario that's going to attract major advertisers to come back to twitter? it certainly doesn't seem like it's helping. >> no. imagine that cocktail party. yikes. no. this is not -- this is not what advertisers want to see. this is not where anyone wants to be. it is getting super weird , and whenever things go wrong with elon's businesses, he asked really

so what does elon musk run?rand new car company that just came out with a truck, it looks like a delorean pickup. it looks like it was carved with lasers shooting out of his hands. and then he also, he also has a rocket company. what man on the planet doesn't want to own a rocket company where they can shoot penises into the sky? >> greg: i didn't, i didn't see that last part coming. >> mike: yeah. >> greg: but you have a point. he also tones boring company do you know wa that is. >> dagen: yeah. >> greg: underground tunnels. the thing is, this is what, mike, the richest man in the world should be doing, right? and i just love how he basically, in one sentence, kind of humiliated them going you're trying to blackmail me with money. do you not realize that i have more money than everybody. >> yeah. you could also make a penis joke about the boring company, you know, tunnels and -- >> greg: all right spiky. i put him over there because i figured he'd behave. >> mike: you put me over here this is the first time kat

mike is about elon musk, mark zuckerberg, and peter teal.ll of them have a very different view of thehe future that i suspect most people in this room do. most of us hope the science and technology can be used to improve the planet we liveet on. whether that means the solar panel, when power, using 3d printing to make houses for people who don't have houses. but these four believe that artificial intelligence will reduce the cost of intelligence to zero. the marginal cost of intelligence will be zero in 10 years. which means that if for instance you have a job as a copywriter in an ad agency, you won't have that job in 10 years. ai will do the work. and so they are preparing for a world but there's a huge number of people unemployed so mark zuckerberg believes that will be a reason for you to put virtual reality helmet on for eight hours a day and pretend you live in a fantasy universe. mark andreasen things you should buy fts and crypto because then you will be able to make a fortune without working. it will just be easy. elon muskd things

does elon musk plan to self funded?ccording to the new york times, these big advertisers who left, who heard what elon musk had to say, they ain't coming back anytime soon. >> i mean, right, why would they? once you have said that all onstage to the -- you know, this is the thing. and what's crazy is you don't hear him saying, you know, this kind of thing, go f yourself, to the steel makers that spacex depends on for its rockets or mining companies that tesla depends on for battery materials. you never hear that stuff. so it's just so odd that he's throwing away literally the lifeblood of that company. you know, when i talk to people about it, they say that, you know, people close to, it musk, they say that it's just something, the pressure that he feels, obviously is not financial. because as you say, he could run this thing and theory, forever, as the world's richest man at a loss if he wanted to. but he does seem to somehow recognize that it needs the money eventually. and yet he just can't help himself. there's just

so why do you think elon musk did this? why is he l think elon musk did this?all of this? attention is trobabl wants from all of this? attention is probably the _ wants from all of this? attention is probably the answer _ wants from all of this? attention is probably the answer in _ wants from all of this? attention is probably the answer in a _ wants from all of this? attention is probably the answer in a single - probably the answer in a single word, though it is very difficult to discern, to be honest. as you say, elon musk has previously said that alex jones' comments elon musk has previously said that alexjones' comments round sandy hook are reprehensible, that nothing should be used like that in the case of dead children and yet he seems so willing now to flip back. i think it is, in part, an attempt to continue to try to push the envelope to reshape twitter, now x, in his own image and trying to make it into a slightly different place. the one thing we do know about elon musk as he likes to court controversy, he likes to feel as if he is loved and there

elon musk has a tremendous amount of power. his star link satellites in ukraine, whether it's the ev charging stations, tesla controls 60% of the ev charging stations around the country. the biden administration can't push its green energy policies without working with elon musk. we can send astronauts from american soil to the international space station unless we work with spacex. so the government has no choice but to play nice and to do business with this very material erratic business leader who is becoming increasingly unhitched by the day. some u.s. government officials say it's just too late. we wish we could've done something sooner. this occupant nor just has so many deep inroads into the federal government at this point. >> thanks again. good to see you. >> thank you. ♪ >> last year, artists -- an artist represented the u.s. at the world's most important exhibition of contemporary art. she was the first black woman to have that honor. now there's a chance to see her work in a retrospective touring this country. jeffr

oleksiy, i just wanted to clarify here, so recently elon musk , he even, let's say, uses the names of commanders of certain directions, in general of the defense forces of ukraine, there he seems to understand the internal politics of ukraine, and well, one thing is that he just decided to express his views on geopolitics there, well... presidents probably, what he knows for sure, but his knowledge , let's say, in such an internal ukrainian cuisine, sometimes leads to the idea that some theses may not be written by him, i just can't imagine that i would try in such detail, having such a lot of work yes, to understand such subtleties of internal politics , as you think, there can be certain theses, let's say, well, he can believe in them, but someone can bring them to him, let's say, so conditionally, well... that's all yes, it is unlikely that he has the time and interest to understand ukrainian politics, someone brings it, he can take it into development, not only because he believes in it, but simply he also has, as i said, a problem with the american state in general, with, he had

ed: as caroline outlined, elon musk today -- elon musk did a poll that asked the user based a bit ony alex jones was banned in the first place. kurt: he was banned in 2019 and had been a repeat rules violator under the prior management. he had come out and been attacking members of the media, i think even said in a video around get your battle rifles ready for the media, so he was banned for violating the rules around harassment and glorifying violence. those are the types of things that elon musk has said he does not care much about come as long as something is not illegal he thinks it should be fine. that is why we are seeing a lot of people that twitter 1.0 had band or punish starting to return to x. caroline: elon musk did say keep disagrees with what alex jones said about sandy hook. he posted his first-born child died in his arms and said i have no mercy for anyone who would use the deaths of children for gain. he sort of didn't about turn. we moved to a different story occurring on x, which is another voice has taken off the platform to start a different version of subscriber

i followed the sale of twitter to elon musk, i have followed elon musk for much longer. suggesting the death of innocent children was a conspiracy theory. and actors and actresses were employed. this isn't about freedom of speech, this is someone who has wilfully lied and been found out by a court to be a liar and has been forced to pay damages and decided to go bankrupt because they didn't want to pay. so, this is not the type of person i should imagine any other organisation and technology would wilfully be welcoming back onto their platform. elon musk i think now is running x into the ground. hello. another wet day for many of us. and further rain and wind to come for a time at least this evening, particularly across western parts of the uk, around the irish sea. but then later tonight and towards the early hours, the skies will clear and the winds will fall light. now, if we look at the satellite picture, this swirl of cloud that is actually storm franklin moving across the island, bringing severe gales there. reports of even the odd tornado being spawned by this wea

elon musk put on a show to mark this historic moment.his video shows a cyber truck beating a porter in a drag race while towing a portia. but tesla's entry into the lucrative us stock market is some two years behind schedule at a time when high interest rates have dampened buyers ability to make new purchases. the cheapest model is $61,000. elon musk said the company has more than1 million more than 1 million reservations more than1 million reservations and other more than 1 million reservations and other cyber truck is not expected to turn a profit for several years to come, given the enormous challenges in actually making it, he launches an important part of the broader, bigger tesla story, proving the electric car maker can expand its range of customers in the years ahead. in other use making use this morning disney ceo says it's company's partners and creative team have been prioritising messaging over storytelling and enough is enough. this comes after a slew of online criticism as well as from republican politicians in past years o

here and now is elon musk. it is wide-ranging.elon musk goes off to her -- after the public markets. he wades into the passive versus active investing debate. tesla is the only publicly traded proxy, up .6%, up 107% year to date. a beneficiary outpacing s&p 500 gain of 20% in the public markets that must had lots to say about. caroline: it is mesic to cathie wood's ears, who has an actively managed set of etf's. overall, we did see elon musk pushing out again on the state of u.s. financial markets. we are looking at the moment of tesla holders. take a listen to what he had to say. [video clip] >> the percentage of the market that is passive is simply too great at this point. at the end of the day, someone has to make an active decision. the passive investors are riding on the decisions of the active investors. you get essentially massive movements of the stock based on the decisions of four or five active major stock pickers. caroline: elon musk himself is the biggest holder of tesla stock. then it is vanguard, blackrock, state st

behind the podium adorned with the official seal of the president of the united states and said that elon musk is worth being looked at. he was asked by a reporter how. the president looked down and said there's a lot of ways. in fact, there are. since then we've seen a deluge of actions by the administrative state, by the faa, the doj, the ftc, even fish and wildlife services have been looking into elon musk. the fcc where i work this week, just this week, we issued a decision that raked back a 2020 award of nearly $1 billion to bring high-speed internet services to rural americans, a decision that simply doesn't make sense, when viewed from the lens of the facts or the law or the policy. in fact, we made up an entirely new standard and applied it to only one entity, which was star link. none of the other 180 entities that won awards back in 2020 were held to this standard. it was simply moving the goal posts. >> laura: so that sounds like the definition of an

but in terms of larry page calling elon musk a specious, you know, i wonder if you think that there's a reason to be a speciesist. >> i mean, this is where i have a lot of qualms about how elon musk runs some of his companies. >> but this is where i think he has a point. you know, there's a very intense mantra in silicon valley of just pushing tech forward at all, often at all costs. and i think that it's worthy of caution, especially with some of the great advances in how ai works. in just the past few years, i've been talking to just researchers who say, look, this stuff takes time, breakthroughs take time, but we have moved way faster in the research and some of the products that are being put out there. in the past 5 to 10 years. and to the degree that it's scared people in the industry. so i don't think caution is a bad thing. and for once at least, elon musk seems to have a good point. >> i, i heard that for once part. >> thank you so much, mike isaac, always great talking with you. >> thanks for having me. appreciate it. all right. >> coming up next, new rules for a new electio

elon musk. cannot help himself, when the nightcap continues. >> our friday night cap is still here. you know, giving everything that happened this week, we must talk about elon musk. after his interview, when all of us were like, what is this person even saying? evan, i'm going to turn to a first. a lot of people say what are we giving him more attention, this is all he wants, he's just a guy who's running twitter, which is failing anyway. but he's not. elon musk is involved in so many businesses that impact to governments -- you've got spacex, you've got starlink, you've got tesla. in some ways, it's like he, personally, is too big to fail. >> the tunnels, everything else, my take is anyone who's ever seen a james bond movie should know that if you ever see and inscrutable egomaniac, with his own space program, who starts talking about conspiracies, you should pay attention to it. and so, i think that's the problem that elon musk has. this is really wild, what he's doing with his time. and the

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elon musk's future business. elon musk's future business. elon musk's future business.o bletchley park, george maloney went park for that went to bletchley park for that meeting about al. there's meeting about al. so there's a bit a kind of three of bit of a kind of the three of them get on very well. certainly. sunak maloney certainly. sunak and maloney got on indeed. they met at on very well indeed. they met at the in italy, the kind of the g20 in italy, the kind of same age. and i think we need our the european our friends in the european union. we're using union. and we're using quite cleverly, think, to cleverly, i think, maloney to get and he's a right wing get to get and he's a right wing leader. good there's leader. so good a good there's lots common cause and on lots of common cause and on migration no question the italian seen as italian coastline is seen as being porous as the uk being as porous as the uk southern border. >> it's interesting we spoke >> and it's interesting we spoke to earlier on who's to paola diana earlier on who's a commentator on italian

you are not a victim, elon. it is not blackmailed to advertise on twitter.n't want anything from you, they just don't like you! and you should be used to this by now. if you don't donate money to the kkk, the kkk isn't like, "ah, so it's blackmail, is it?" no, it's not, you just suck! also, blackmail is the kkk's least favorite type of mail. [laughs] do you know why i feel so bad for elon, s either of us could feel. this guy swears it so badly he doesn't want to be liked but it is so obvious to everyone that he really wants to be liked. he wants to be liked so badly, he bought a company that is all about likes. he is the poster child for money doesn't buy happiness. you can see it in his recently purchased face. and his jacket from burlington divorce factory. let's move on to some major international news. france has just decided to ban smoking on beaches, in forests, and near schools. seriously, france, what are you doing to your people here? they are having a tough year as it is. first, they raise the retirement age all the way 32. now they're not allowed

. >>> elon musk in the meantime says he has problem being hated.e was asked about companies pulling ads from his platform twitter now x, he had words for them, four-letter words. that's next. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." first time i connected with kim, she told me that her husband had passed. and that he took care of all of the internet connected devices in the home. i told her, “i'm here to take care of you.” connecting with kim... made me reconnect with my mom. it's very important to keep loved ones close. we know that creating memories with loved ones brings so much joy to your life. a family trip to the team usa training facility. i don't know how to thank you. i'm here to thank you. >>> tonight, the fallout is growing for elon musk as more and more companies pull advertisements from x, formerly known as twitter. walmart is the latest to quit x for now. it started after musk agreed with ananti-semitic post. he appeared at a conference. he was asked about the companies bailing on elon musk. this was his reply. this is just after musk apo

the car—maker's boss, elon musk, says they're faster than a porsche — and tougher than bullets.gh octane event at its headquarters in austin texas. guests were shown videos of the truck resisting a hail of bullets — racing a sports car — in sharp contrast to what happened two years ago where stuff was thrown at the window and the window broke. pulling huge loads — before the first customers got to drive their purchases away. one us magazine has called the project musk�*s �*adolescent video game fantasy�*. but tesla hopes the cybertruck — with its controversial design — will grab attention in an increasingly crowded market for electric vehicles amid a tough consumer environment. michelle fleury has more. the road he hasn't been easy. the last time elon musk took to the stage to promote the electric car company's cybertruck, its windows ended up being smashed. for two years later, as the company starts delivering the futuristic product to buyers, the problem has been fixed with customers there in person at the tesla factory in austin, texas to collect their cybertrucks and elon mu

how interesting is that it using the elon _ sunlight. - sunlight. how interesting is that it using the elon musk rocket to - sunlight. how interesting is that it i using the elon musk rocket to launch it, this mix between nasa and private finance?— it, this mix between nasa and private finance? it, this mix between nasa and rivate finance? ~ , , ., , private finance? absolutely, what is interestin: private finance? absolutely, what is interesting from _ private finance? absolutely, what is interesting from this _ private finance? absolutely, what is interesting from this perspective, i interesting from this perspective, one of the things the us space force said they wanted to do was test orbital machines and the falcon is one of the most powerful rockets we currently have and that sent kessler into the asteroid belt, it will simply your butlip permission to jupiter and it could have centred anywhere in the solar system, it has the power but what is likely as it will send it higher than before, previous experiments, going to a low earth o

i think elon musk could destroy hamas becoming the ceo. >> elon musk look like a ghost who died in thee was asked if he was anti-somatic and said in fact he was philosemitic. another answer would be no. >> i think we need joe concha to get into this, fortunately joe concha is here. he is not exactly popular on "saturday night live" is he. >> he is not when 70 asked you are you an anti-semite use and please say no. to avoid any ambiguity, that was an unforced error by elon musk although i don't think it means is anti-semitic he met with benjamin netanyahu and said hamas should be destroyed. with all the blatant anti-semitism that we seen since october 7 and the massacre carried out by hamas and israel i find it interesting that there's so much focus on elon musk from the likes of "saturday night live" international media and general he's a threat for those like twitter and the way it was before he purchased the company, platform that need a platform of a sitting president while censoring and suppressing information harmful to the party that he serviced the pleasure of the democratic par

elon would have to stand there not allowed to leave. >> elon musk has tweeted inflammatory content for-semitic, bigoted, racist, et cetera. >> reporter: and the effects increasingly slosh over into his other companies. the white house, which counts on musk to bring american cargo to space, denounced his posts as abhorrent. a trip to israel this week, one musk said was not an apology tour, seemed intended to repair his relationship with the jewish community. he got starlink involved. and a recent survey from bloomberg found a top reason tesla drivers sell their vehicles is unhappiness with musk's behavior. >> he was full of engineering brainiacs who wanted to work on the climate issue. now there's a question, has he lost his focus? and do i believe in his mission? >> reporter: musk seems to want to be remembered for what other companies have done for the planet and for eventually leaving it, but he can't seem to stay quiet on x long enough to keep that legacy intact. >> the company fails because of an advertising boycott and that will be what bankrupts the company. >> we heard musk say

elon musk, father of, 11 things it cool?his acquired through more and more outrageous behavior, i don't know if he somehow did some study that shows some overlap between the infowars people in the kind of people who buy test, but that used to be his strategy. now it is not clear to me. if anything, it feels to the people a speak to a little self-destructive. there's just something missing here and the calculus. it does not feel strategic, it just feels like somebody -- >> he calls himself a free speech absolutist. he said this weekend, if he thinks a government agency is breaking the law in their demands on twitter, he is prepared to go to prison over it. what is he talking about? because that has echoes of donald trump. >> you and i have both covered the world a business for so long, aren't ceos supposed to be boring? it was the job requirement. >> but for real, he's willing to go to president. >> alex jones thank him for helping him turn over the -- and elon musk said something about i'm, winning some people are not willin

elon has come up with the price tag of roughly $10 million per flight. obviously there's a lot of skepticism if that can be achieved. in order to achieve it you have to get the ambitious flight rates they are talking about. there is a lot of promise, a lot that is being advertised, but if they can bring down the cost like they are promising it could be a game changer for satellite operators who want to get their satellite into space. they will pack it in with may be hundreds of other satellites on a starship launch and have them taken where they need to go in orbit. ed: what's next? you and i got really excited about starship attempt number two. it came and went. in spacex's mind, a massive success. what is next? loren: they need to reach orbital speeds. while they made progress, able to show stage separation and have all of their engines operate as they were supposed to ash which didn't happen on the first flight -- they need to get starship to near orbital speeds to prove it can reach orbit. there is a very long laundry list of items that they need to

so in elon musk took over on twitter last year, some people begin to push and to allow alex jones back on the social media site despite his cruelty. at the time, musk seemed to respond in a very human way, he wrote, quote, my firstborn child died in my arms. i felt his last heartbeat. i have no mercy for anyone who would use the deaths of children for gain, politics or fame. but, i guess that's out the window because over the weekend, musk fielded an unscientific survey twitter to his followers and asked if he should reinstate actions and not surprise me, 70% of elon musk's followers, nearly 2 million voters said yes, he later said, i vehemently disagree with what he said about sandy hook but are we a platform that believes in freedom of speech or are we not. that's what it comes down to in the end and if the people vote him back on, this will be bad for x financially but principles matter more than money, unquote. we should note it was a year ago that mr. free speech suspended journalists for saying things they didn't like including donnie jones. it's actually being promoted across th

lrb and the ftc going after elon musk what "the wall street journal" going after elon musk what can berassment. this decision to rake back $800 million, did, china is standing up competitor to starlink called star net because they steal everything over there. this gives them an advantage. we need to stand behind american innovators like elon musk, elon musk is helping the defense department with his spacex. new technology and applications of a.i. and so forth. i don't know if the bidens know that, because he is mr. free speech, brendan, does that make sense? because he what he did with twitter and x, he is mr. spree speech and biden regulators don't like that. >> that is exactly right this decision makes no sense. as you noted the biden administration relies on the technology where it matters to them politically. larry: brendan carr, we don't have anymore time. merry christmas to you, my friend (singing )i'll be home for christmas. you can plan on me. please have snow and mistletoe. and presents on the tree. right now all over the country kids at shriners hospitals for children are abl

and later, free speech, elon musk -- we'll ask how they all fit together. this is american voices. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> for instance at, and exchange of strikes between israel and hamas. israel's military says it is a tech new hamas targets in the gaza strip, after a temporary truce collapsed between israel and the terrorist group. this is a look at new era strikes into gaza. the idf shifting focus to southern gaza, or those hamas leaders are hiding amongst civilians after the truce expired. israel says it has hit 400 operates inside gaza. since the end of the season, the idf says soldiers have destroyed more hamas tunnels, including one found in the courtyard of the school. meantime, hamas is launching missiles into israel. new video from tel aviv shows people running and ducking for cover as sirens ring in the streets. israel's defense intercepted the incoming rockets. the score camp during a massive rally, where israelis came together to support families, loved ones, still being held hostage by hamas in gaza. meantime, vice president kamala harris urging israel to

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