i'm elon where the character's name is the name of the show other. why didn't you just view it as an actress and i'm funny and so i'll play a tetro sexual that fictional character of elon morgan represents elinda generous i just i just didn't want to play that. i wanted to play what i did in my stand up for all those years is just somebody who could enjoy life and make fun of situations and not be so obsessed with finding the right guy and dating. it just wasn't me. that was really, really hard to write to. >> it was tedious to say the least. >> i mean, let's face it, how many edge she plots can you have around you know, a really cute woman running a bookstore. there's not a lot you can do with that. >> it grow stale very quickly. >> you couldn't build that audience with just that. this had been an ongoing issue on season four. >> boar's head of the studio, but the walt disney company would have been my job to approve anything that happened on my show creatively and financially. >> i think it's an apocryphal story. dean valentine, and number of execu

and i'm elon is a cult hero. you know, he's only tony stark was kind of modeled him back in the day and fetterman is getting at something that if you're in wilmington at the harris campaign, you're aware of the fact and this is not only a problem at ilan is communicating to young men. this pro-trump message. i always think that more symbolically, elon is somebody that some democrats will say got away from them, right? this is a guy who used to care about all about climate change. and suddenly he's out there, you know, promoted conspiracy theories, but kamala harris, he's almost symptomatic i think i think of what lockstep democrats fear about this type of person, that how did we lose you on musk is something that democrats say privately wow, iron man for teflon dime is writes itself tara teddy. thank you so much. >> the leader of hamas, the man behind the october 7 attack in israel, killed in gaza today. biden time netanyahu now is the time to move on. but willie how do you spell relief or aids rolaids do active

trump himself almost feels mesmerized by elon.we now know elon has put $75 million to a pro-trump super-pac. but this was not his position a year ago. elon, i think, has been somewhat radicalized in realtime. we see his tweets, how he talks about politics, about immigration, the border, about crime. to some extent this is such a pretty simple story. you can just see his replies to random egg heads on the internet and you can understand what motivates him, and that was a lot of what he talked about today in pennsylvania. >> it's the evolution of a red cal because on the fence support for trump, and full throated support for trump and now an embrace of the wack adoo conspiracy theories. >> it was funny there was a point i thought elon reeled it in. at one point there's a delaware county activist trying to give him a book about election fraud. you can tell his interest was peaked. the politician is intrigued by the hat but they know they wouldn't put the hat on. elon would not take the book and afterwards i talked to the guy who trie

why does that matter for elon?e died overseeing him, the agencies that do, he will flip the relationship and now he oversees then and he can decide how much of budget will be. you are in a situation where the people that are supposed to keep tabs on elon musk and his companies, he will have a position of power over them. how will he use that power? and even if he doesn't use it explicitly, how will it scare the regulators? geoff: u.n. your colleagues reported that two of his companies -- you and your colleagues report that two of his companies --. how did the federal government become so dependent on elon musk's companies over the years? >> most of that is the story about spacex. it is good at what it does. it shoots rockets into the air more often, more safely and effectively than any of its rivals. spacex through its own sheer skill has managed to take over the space launch business. that means that for nasa, spacex dictates to nasa. the defense department is in norma indebted to spacex and is a huge customer bec

because elon musk takes free speech seriously. elon musk is doing things for humanity. elon musk when there was a problem in north carolina, he is the one who hooked up starlings. it was donald trump who got him to do that. elon musk is getting us to mars. when elon musk is compared to mark cuban, i don't think there is a comparison at all. elon musk said i consider being sec. i get the transactional part of it. but for me, it is what have they done? musk believes in secure borders and free speech. he believes in the values that are found only in america. i get the sense that cuban is a guy that is just jealous and figures i am a rich guy. >> isn't it amazing that musk was a hero on the left standing up for free speech. >> his first job as a bartender and dallas. it was a software company founded in the '80s. >> he is an impressive guy. >> "the fastest" his neck with his message for trump. liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. cool right? look at this craftmanship. i mean they eve

i don't understand her concept with elon musk. host: cat,\ i know that you addressed this with another caller, but any response for that caller? guest: what is distinct is that elon musk that we have been discussing throughout this interview is that he owns a social media company. that is a unique dynamic this election cycle that we haven't seen before. where the owner of one of the major social networks is campaigning on behalf of one of the presidential candidates. host: portland, oregon on the line for democrats. good morning. caller: i realize ai does have a place and will be important for solving problems medically maybe even worldwide, but i think that we need responsible guards of that. what terrifies me the most is donald trump is going to be elected, and then he is going to lose his mind within ofu -- within four years. there is no way that that brain is going to last for four more years making any sense out of anything. i think he is so dangerous. i think elon musk is waiting in the wings, because he knows that he can ma

elon musk has not issued a public statement on the reporting.im voters in michigan are seeing. >> vice president kamala harris has chosen a side. the right side. harris has made herself clear she stands with israel in the jewish people. >> here is what jewish voters in pennsylvania are seeing. >> why is she running ads pandering to palestine? we must stand up to anti- semitism. we must say no more. >> it is a dark and cynical strategy hurting people's most basic impulses, and in the sentence doesn't that make elon musk the perfect for soldier for a presidential candidate like donald trump who came into power by appealing to our lower syllabus? my panel is back with me. jennifer, i will start with you with this one million-dollar giveaway elon musk is doing for swing state voters who signed this pact. you have governor shapiro suggesting that law enforcement should actually take a look into it. what do you think this is all about? is it even legal do you think? >> it is a real question whether it is legal or not. we do have generous campaign- fin

elon musk is donating tons of money.lot of reporting about what elon musk is saying behind the scenes, and what he saying behind the scenes is what is tweeting in reply to eggheads on twitter. he clearly believes that, you know, american democracy is at risk of falling due to undocumented immigrants, and he believes that crime is out of control. i think what we see is what we get here. >> thank you so much for your time tonight. >> sure thing. >> that is all in

the point here of this event from elon musk's perspective is sort of deploying the spectacle, elon musktacle, right? everything he does is breathlessly covered yet beasley has an enormous amount of power and he basically took his enormous media profile and got people like me to show up got us to cover it and the point there was to take his ability to capture media attention and put it on pennsylvania which is the state that he thinks is essential for saving democracy across the globe. >> can you talk a little bit about first of all how will was he on the stump? this is not what he does, this is his first big solo event, was he convincing or comfortable? what was it like? >> he's not a great public speaker he would probably admit that what i was struck though as you look at the vigils there, the production value and the optics of the whole thing if you close your eyes you might think this guy was running for president of the united states, he walked out to only in america, a song that has been at every ted cruz rally or some donald trump rallies, for a long time. there was a moment where

what impact is elon musk having at this? stage of the campaign? >> well, it's hard to know other than the kind of attention seeking aspect. we know that musk has sought to make himself a main character of this election in a lot of different stages. i think he's succeeding now, turning is kind of a consistent praise for trump and kind of pivoting for trump one line or two. >> a real life for now, with this, this attempt, and we know this american back its funding a portion of the ground operation there soon could conflicting reports about how successful that's been but it's not as if even the quote unquote ground operation is really where trump is making his kind of, i biggest pitch, because there's so much money in the air because his name recognition is so high. i don't think there's going to be won or lost on the doors. like did spend last weekend with trump campaign volunteers in georgia and they were making a place specifically for those lower propensity voters they were targeting folks who had not come out four years ago and they thought woul

no, yo nosh no, i have a great respect for elon. i'm a big fan of elon who endorsed us. you know that. elon's great. >> all that fanning out is just from the past two weeks. in the closing days of this election donald trump has gone out of his way in almost embarrassing fashion to heap praise on tech billionaire elon musk. today trump prattled on about elon musk for so long fox news had to cut him off to go to a commercial break. >> elon did a great service. you know what i like about him, he endorsed me. he gave me the biggest -- you know what you said harris -- he's a respected guy. when you can see a guy take that rocket yesterday and have that sucker come back out of space and it's all burned up. why do you do that? because i don't want to build another one. >> we've got to go. we'll be right back with more after this break. >> now we're getting a clearer picture why trump has been so effusive in his praise. new released filings from the fec shows elon musk has put $75 million of his own money into his america pac, that's a super pac created by musk to exclusively su

[cheers and applause] ronny, get me into elon's mindset. what's elon's goal here? to do is make a friend. that's it, back to you. >> michael: ronny! hold on. he's not giving people millions of dollars just to make a friend. >> yes, he is. that's why he makes the winner come up on stage to get the check. because that's the only way he can get anyone close enough to him to try to be friends. and then he's like, "here's a million dollars," "uh, uh, uh," and the people run away as fast as they can. because he's a loser with no friends. [cheers and applause] >> michael: c'mon, ronny. how could he have no friends? he's a man with billions of dollars. >> no, no, he is a loser with billions of dollars. making a billion dollars is not the same skill set as making friends. just look at how he jumps up and down when people clap for him. yo, does that look like a man you want to be friends with? that looks like the kid at school with no friends. you know when there's a giraffe at the zoo that was raised in isolation so it doesn't know how to be a giraffe. that's him! >> michae

he is never loyal to anyone, so i'm not convinced that this is a great investment for elon, i think elonean, a.i. is coming up. there's going to be -- he hopes that the trump becomes president, there will be no regulation and he can sort of do whatever he wants of a.i. and tac and sort of, you know, do more with that. >> the guy is right now putting himself into the middle of american politics in a way -- by owning twitter, that is the most significant -- the super pack thing is noise. the ownership of twitter and putting this in court meeting directly with the trump campaign which, i know this is a charming and old-fashioned thought. that is illegal. there's a federal law about that. you can't do that. but you know, this is a guy who is using twitter now as a platform to mainstream all this miss information, such as a hurricane misinformation we talked about earlier. it also to try this at the states that the election, venezuelan gangs, eating cats. he's got his thumb very heavily on the scale. he owns it. but the role he is playing now -- you want to talk about an in- kind contribution

what does that matter for elon? because now the agency that is oversee him, elon now oversees them. he's the one who can decide how much the your budget going to be? how much cuts am i going to recommend? so now the people who are supposed to be keeping tabs on money, he's going to have a position of power over them. the question is how will he use that power and how will that chill and scare the regulators? >> you and your colleagues report that spacex and tesla, two of must have been's companies account for 53 billion in government contract over the past decades. how did that come about? >> most of that is a story about space x. space k is really good at what it does. it shoots rocket up in the air much more safely and effectively than any rivals. so spacex through some lobbying but mostly through its own skill has managed to take over the space in this country. spacex shoots up their spy satellites and other stoplights and because the stair link satellite commune occasion service provides this incredible service

by elon musk.itical operative involved with the pack said maybe elon musk can give his canvassers a star link. which is a joke about mosques satellite-based mobile internet router, but actually, might not be a bad idea. joining me now is ben winkler, chair of the democratic party of wisconsin. ben, thank you for being here. i said we need someone that really understands how you build a robust field operation, and what it means to have paid canvassers and apps that don't work. i want to read the, that person is you. i want to review this quote from the washington post. some of his early advisers on the sewer pac warned elon musk he was trying to move too fast for such an ambitious political project, cautioning that it would require months more to properly hire and train the necessary staff. musk declined to dilute his ambitions, appearing to believe that if we just run out there with the boards and tell people what the steak, they will be convinced. what alarms you most about the details we're learn

. - take over, elon, yes, take over. (crowd cheering) - [hoover] and a torrent of lawsuits attempts to cast doubt on the voting process. before a live audience at the 92nd street y in new york, i hosted a bipartisan panel committed to standing up for the integrity of our voting system. stephen richer, the republican recorder for maricopa county in arizona. - it has to happen with leaders. and so that's why i say to some of these people, you have to do better. - [hoover] michigan's democratic secretary of state jocelyn benson. - we all have stories as to how we take on these lies and stand up to powerful figures, whether they be tin or elon musk. - and veteran gop election attorney benjamin ginsberg. - it seems to have escaped the genius of elon musk that tearing down the system will make it harder for whoever wins this election, to govern. - [hoover] amid threats to election workers. - [crowd] stop the count! - [hoover] how will officials prevent the chaos of 2020? and what does it take to restore trust in our elections?

laura: what is your friendship with elon musk like?ut him.. >> former president trump: he is a different kind of guy andcy likes rocket ships and stuff like that.is >> laura: when you say different guy -- >> former president trump: he is obviously a smart as you can get that he has a tremendous heart. >> laura: 20 may vivek ramaswamy 2024 g.o.p. presidential candidate. i was there on saturday and it is interesting because politicse obviously is not elon musk's s thing that he's driving the lefp crazy because they think they should have the monopoly on wealthy people are putting politicians. but he's doing a thing where he is paying $47 or people in swing states tsuppo sign a petition to support the constitution. it is totally legal. sthis goal is to get 1 million i registered voters in the swingtb states to sign petition for the constitution, right to bearhe " arms, and if recruiters find h when million people, "the new york times," elon musk will be on the hook for a staggering $47 million. vivek, they are putting their money where th

musk, which it is like he talks in private about elon musk all the time. and i can tell you that donald trump also thinks that having someone like elon musk, who started space acts, who now runs x formerly twitter has tesla like he thinks that that is one of the biggest compliments he said, he tries to say at rallies, i was at that rally in butler when donald trump had put them out on the trail for the first time and elon musk came out and spoke that, look this billionaire, this man who is so smart, is voting for me. obviously, all of you should be too. so that's where a lot of this is coming from. but when i talked to donald trump's campaign, they argue that having musk out there is actually helping with what you were saying a said which is trying to turn out these low propensity voters, people who are apolitical they can doing these podcasts, and lauded some young man in particular that obviously there critical segment in this voting in the cycle will determine the election. and this all comes as trump, of course, is trying to show that he is the every m

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none of that is happening in the elon musk america pac operation.ld operation will not turn a close race into a landslide but give you that extra half a point. that's where having glitch after glitch within untested operation is getting into a tesla the supposed to drive itself and slams into the wall. this is not what you want the new presidential campaign. >> talk to me about -- i'm interested and delivered the point in terms of the margins. this could be the difference maker. this could be the difference in the white house with donald trump or kamala harris. these volunteers hired by elon musk and are still being hired less than three weeks to go, what does it tell you about the quality of the argument they will be making two those low voters who are the target of the trump campaign in terms of winning the race. >> it's not just the number of doors do not but the quality of conversation you have. your ability to engage, listen and speak to the issues people care about. if folks who are watching who feel strongly about this, you can get involved.

that's elon. look elon is probably the greatest entrepreneur of our generation and maybe the last hundred years. but that doesn't take away from the fact that he is a troll a world-class troll, and the best way to deal with trolls is to troller right back when i said i meant right for donald trump to pretend that he's a ceo and knows how run an organization and then just leave his organization hanging. so that elon musk not only has to take over his ground game, but fund it i mean, that's just insane. i mean, literally if he is the ceo, he pretends to be donald trump should say no, i don't want you involve yeah, i'll take your money to help it but why do i need you? because i know how to make this work. elon is only there helping them specifically because donald has no clue and he did an interview with ben shapiro, were ben shapiro said i've heard different things about your ground game. can you speak to it donald trump avoided the question completely, or maybe he didn't understand it all right. >

well, i'd call elon. i'd probably have already called him to get there too, so i would hope he would bring me back. i'd say a couple of things to this. first, we've gotten so caught up in this celebrity thing with democrats for a long time, with actors and singers and performers, and now what's amazing to me is that important business people and accomplished people in the business community have become the same kind of celebrities. like i really could care less what elon musk or mark cuban are doing. and when it comes to politics, i don't mind them saying, saying, saying their case and preaching their case. but you know, when it comes to space exploration and artificial intelligence and health breakthroughs and battery technology, that's where i want to hear musk and where i think he is most valuable for someone who's elected president is helping them think about the future. the same is true with mark cuban. he made his money in new media and media technologies, and as one of the great promoters of entrep

find out what they're doing to elon musk.d and he's saying it's so outrageous he's threatening to sue california. plus this story. >> i'm going to have elon musk. he's dieing to do this. we'll have a new position. liz: the big reason why government watch dogs say, yes, trump should put elon musk inside his organization and the details he wants musk to do. check in with my buddy sean duffy and jackie deangeles in for dagen. what's coming up? >> yeah, three weeks to election and we'll talk to senior trump adviser and the polls are tight and what will make the difference before election day and lee carter will be here. >> absolutely and the issues are different for the republicans and the deputies. tomi lahren will break that down, joel griffith is here too and this is as trump is defending his position on tariffs, people do not understand this story. we're going to break it down here at the top of the hour. your shipping manager left to "find themself." leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. sponsored

this is an embarrassing spectacle for elon musk. he has given up any pretense of political neutrality. as a person and as a platform. >> there are two things. one of the clips is probably one of the few times he said something truthful. part of what was -- , much of the way he talked about his role and x role is the way we heard fox news. fair and balanced. it wasn't designed to be fair and balanced. it was designed to be a counterbalance. that is exactly what he did. he saw everything else is far too liberal. eight tool for democrats. when he talks about x being fair he means a counterbalance. you are seeing that playing out time and again. it is embarrassing but he actually jumps for joy for a lot of things. he doesn't get much height but i'm okay. it is silly and goofy. more disturbing is what he represents and stands for and who he is in society given resources and influence and the fact that he is jumping for joy for what trump stands for. that is what i find really scary. people might make fun of him but ultimately there is no

elon musk once supported ukraine. he provided star link terminals so ukrainians could get on the internet after the russian invasion. according to the journal, musk's loyalties changed right around the time he started communicating with the kremlin. what does that tell you? >> to remind you, about one year ago we had reporting that he made a decision not to allow star link to be used to help ukrainians attack the russian navy. so, what you have and again this is all reporting. i don't know this firsthand. if the reporting is accurate, you have an independent, very rich actor making national security decisions. we don't want that. we don't want to privatize american foreign-policy. that is a grave mistake and i think people have to rethink whether this is such a good relationship. to your point, of course he is gambling on mr. trump winning and therefore, it will be okay. i hope that doesn't happen and i hope when it doesn't happen that we rethink this relationship between our national security and the public sector an

little hit, but in particular, these places and georgia was hit very very hard, but i want to thank elon musk for responding to my request. >> [applause] >> that star link he provided to north carolina, you know, and the lines roll down, they had no communication, you couldn't get to north carolina, the area that was hit and they were all saying, does anybody know elon musk? i said yeah, i do. i raised my hand. they asked that question and i said yeah, i do. what's the problem. they said do you think you could get him to get starlink, which is amazing, right? and i said i don't know too much about starlink, but if you want it we can get it and i called elon and they had so many people over there, tommy. they had so many people there so quickly and they have great communication now but it's a terrible thing but thank you, elon and because of you, they are in really great shape now from the standpoint of emergency needs, and we're going to be going there on friday. i hope we can get in because it's tough. it's really bad. one of the worst they say, maybe the worst hurricane they have ever

larry: speaking of elon musk for a moment, elon musk and his starlink receivers played such a role in first of all in hurricane helene, they may be called back into duty i'm sure they will be, they have helped elsewhere, spacex helping to rescue astronauts. do you know this story perhaps? the federal communication commission couple years ago rescinded an agreement to pay spacex 8 86 million to install starlink receivers in rural towns across the country. that was a rescission of an agreement, total you probably know it, is around 40 billion in original authorization bill, and based on reports, of that 40 billion, that was authorized i believe in 2022, nothing, nada has gone to the rural areas. no internet connects have gone to rural areas. whereas elon musk could have probably put it together for less than 885 million rescinded. i don't understand. nothing, i mean 40 billion dollars, 40 billion for rural assistant. i don't know how the hell you spend that much, some estimates are higher. we looked at it in thing trump administration we were 10 or 12 max. anyway, why is this you know t

he brought up elon musk. i find that interesting and all the conversations i have with people who have worked with him on both sides of the aisle, political leaders. there is a real hesitancy to just saying nasty things about elon musk because they have worked with him because of his genius and his success and the many government contractor, i mean the government pays him a lot of money for you starlink and all sorts of other things, you know, so i mean, obviously, what she's done a lot he's shading. saving stranded americans in space. yes the united states is like we have people stranded at spain's. i think the people who work for him saving people in space, but yes. all right oh, he's the vice president. >> let's listen to her speak live here at this rally and gu back five 3-years-old, we lived in wisconsin short time here and now, every time i land governor evers who beat me and he'll say, welcome home. with everyone and thank you for taking the time out of your busy lives to be here this evening. thank yo

jd is working on elon. he told me that -- we're going win and he's going reach mars by the end of our term had is a big thing before china, before -- right before nobody and my -- my money is on that guy right there. we will rebuild our cities include washington, d.c. making them safe, clean and beautiful again. and we will keep the u.s. dollar as the world's reserved currency it's losing right now. it's losing right now be i'll be able to do it other people won't i'll tell countries as they leave us on i say you want to do business in the united states? you are going back into the reserve currency. and if you don't we're going charge you a big fat beautiful tax to do business in the united states. and they're going say, i -- going to go back into the u.s. reserve currency. no we're going save it but these people aren't going save it they don't know how to talk, think. together we will deliver low taxes low regulations, low energy costs, low interest rates and low inflation so that everyone can afford groce

elon musk has spacex. basals thinks that now not endorsing kamala harris's can get them closer to trump -- elon musk is always good to be donald trump's number one and trump likes punishing people. >> and, what is elon musk all about? >> that's a whole separate show. >> go ahead, we've got two hours. >> i think elon musk -- look, i'm actually going to go back in history. i know this is counterfactual. i think that many years ago, president biden made a mistake, a pivotal mistake. very early on in his presidency he held this conference around electric vehicles at the white house to herald electric vehicles and he invited general motors, he invited the ceo of ford, he invited all of the automakers except tesla and he did not invite elon musk to this event even though they are the only ones that actually made electric cars and probably deserve to be heralded on that score at a minimum, and i think elon musk in that moment, and you could say his feelings were hurt but you know, i actually think the one thing t

why, because elon musk is a critic of biden, joining us now is steve moore.ave the dish network a extension to meet its deadlines. this does not seem fair. what is going on. >> elon musk is a hero, i agree with donald trump, he is providing the vital communications services for people in the hard hit hurricane areas. the biden administration and has not just happened with elon musk, biden administration has screwed up this recovery effort could so many states from arkansas to georgia to north carolina. and they are impeding people like elon musk who are trying to provide private sector relief, my goodness, as of this morning, from first hurricane, you still had you know half a million people without electricity. elizabeth: yeah. they have been wiped out, no internet or phone service. "wall street journal" editorial board said dish chairman ergan is a donor on biden, starlink is being used in ukraine, and gaza and south america, why block it for rural areas here. >> good question, north carolina is a key say the, as you -- state, as you know in terms of who wo

then the question would come down with elon, obviously elon's businesses have great ties to governmentce business is deeply tied to regulation and kind of government contracts. automobiles is also tied to a bunch of regulatory frameworks. obviously what's going on with kind of media and information has ties there too and i think unfortunately x.com is the primary supporter of conspiracy theories and other kinds of things. which is a serious problem. all of that, the question is, all right, well, does it continue to be grifter capitalism which is calling out the specific companies, or is it rule of law? ed: reid, on x and conspiracy theories, bloomberg did a deep report, a data-based piece of investigative journalism on that recently and in that segment on the show which you can find on youtube, we gave x's point of view which is that they disagree with that and if you allow me to, i've invited elon musk onto this program many times and you're here and he's not. something's different in this election. you're a well-known person in the world of technology but there are others on both sid

the cooperation of donald trump and elon musk and the likes of elon musk, that is, these people, theyanifest themselves, well, a somewhat new approach to both politics and what is called, uh, global stability. you are absolutely right, musk is a really strong argument, of course not should be reassessed, that is, if we look at the state of his companies, if we look at the state of his personal finances, he is far from in the best position at this stage, but... still, he remains a fairly influential player. it has been clear for a long time that musk really wants to take on the so-called role of the ruler of kings, the creator of kings, that is, someone who can really influence the direction, the presidential campaign, the democratic processes with his own financial, social, and informational capital, and then, if he succeeds put your candidate in the white house, directly influence certain political decisions and influence what happens in the state. in essence, this is a kind of role of a quasi-oligarch of the ukrainian format of the zero and early 10s, but here also several important

but, no, elon pulls rabbits out of the hat constantly.t's one thing to bet on him or on tesla, but i just won't bet against elon. i did in a minor way several years ago. crash puts on tesla that almost hit and paid off. you cannot bet against the guy. haslinda: if you take a look at tesla's stock, big loser this year, but still trading at high multiples. p.e. of 61. the question is whether tesla's fundamentals can support this kind of pricing for the stock. your take on that. carson: my take is it doesn't matter. it has never mattered. if you really scratch the surface on the earnings, a lot of that has to do with selling credits, carbon credits. tesla's accounting has always been heavily criticized by the bears. they are not wrong. i'm not current on the accounting or the numbers, to be clear, but it doesn't matter. when you look at -- it is amazing to look at the evolution of elon musk. he was once the darling of the political left in the u.s. he was seen as an environmentalist. now, he's a darling of the political right and it has not

one thing that annoys me is that elon musk is -- i've talked to howard lutnick about it and he and elonntly back and forth about it. they're going to go for it. one way or another and whoever has whatever job in the trump administration. the thing is you have a front story, a lead story in wall street journal today. once again this time nick timeraos that's a fed watcher and knows nothing about policy. never once does any of the prostates that i talk about cutting spending and selling assets we've wanted to do for many years and uncle sam owns far too many assets and how that'll have along with tax cuts and deregulation and energy and how dices inflationary and impact and a supply side growth. never, tim reyes writes 3,000 words and never mentions it and it's not just from the garden rally last night. musk has been saying this now for many weeks and you'd think timeraus and the journal would go to somebody on the trump side, one person, and go and talk about what elon musk wants to do. if you think i'm annoyed at that, i am. i really am. it's worst kind of phony garage journalist and th

larry: elon musk pretty darn amazing that was howard lutnick meeting him the line and elon tuck off withe is the new word. now like -- i guess like doge palace in venice. i believe i visited there once or twice. but it means department of government efficiency, joining us john carney, economic editor of breitbart news and david malpass, former president of world bank. welcome to the show. one thing that annoys me. elon musk is -- i have talked with howard lutnick about it, they talk back and forth about it, they will go for it you have front. story. lead story in "wall street journal," today, once again. this time a fed watcher. does not know anything about fiscal policy, trump is in inflation we candidate, never once, to they talk about elon musk cutting spending, by the way selling assets something we have wanted to do for many years, uncle sam owns too many, how it would have along with tax cuts and deregulation, and energy. never okay tim rice, writes -- i don't know how many words 3 thousand words never, never mentioned, not just from garden rally, musk has been saying it for many w

can elon musk and i come up with a quarter of a percent.enues, the answer on oh, yeah, you have companies like apple, ireland has 400 billion dollars. of profits that are ours, just them paying fair taxes in america. is 100 billion dollars a year of revenue, again and again and again, remember that department of interior, imagine running the land and mineral rights of the u.s. >> i have wanted to do this for 40 years back to what i was a kid in reagan's budget office. >> how would you like to be partner with elon musk doing it, he is the coolest way to do in the world. larry: the right approach. >> we'll bring in greatest people in the world and balance basketball for donald trump, to do -- balance the budget for donald trump to do it, if he is not elected we'll raise taxes and we don't understand the corporate tax rate, raise is so more money goes to ireland or bring money here, jobs here and business here and balance the budget of u.s., this is fun. larry: ireland is an interesting benchmark with 12. 5% interest tax rate, he -- you say, t

he's got, he's enlisted elon musk. i don't know whether you've have any contact with musk, but that's going to be a spending restraint as well, and then you have the laffer curve and tax cut so what are you cooking up? >> yeah, you've got all of that, larry plus add in as you said deregulation, unleashing american energy abundance and the combination of all those things make us the most competitive place in the world to do business. if you have a, remember if you have a kamala harris corporate income tax increase, businesses are going to move abroad, couple that with all of the regulations that she and joe biden have implemented, and you're making it difficult to do business here. if we unleash the american economy by having low cost energy, low cost regulatory environment, lower taxes, growing labor force, because we're paying people to work instead of paying people to not work, the combination of those things can lift growth and as the chairman arrington said if we can get another point per year out of gdp growth tha

there's elon. i don't know you can say it much better and you as trump, senior trump adviser and you want to make a balanced budget a priority. we raised so much money and it's inconceive and will the department of the interior has tons of office space, you know why? because each office has to be one day's horse ride from the next. [ laughter ]. >> you see, you can't make this stuff up. you can't make it. larry: very good. so, elon, you're not going to create a new department but he'll be a major the brocket project process and reconciliation. >> the process and doing procurement differently and going to cut waste and 4.5 trillion in revenue and lose 2 trillion and overspend by 2 trillion, which we talk about and gdp total sales in america and sounds like we're going to hell. $500 trillion is the addressable market and can elon musk and i come up with a percent? a trillion and a quarter of revenue? the answer is oh, yeah, you got companies like app and will all the companies, ireland has $400 billi

liz: your video on x, elon and company picked you. to go through this. they picked you. you are well-known in the data center industry:before anybody was talking about investing in data centers you have been covering it. how did you get the nod to be the guy, what was that moment like when you heard you could be chosen? >> the project started the day after my son was born, want to go do something with x ai? we did not get to the idea of going into the data center. that happened a little later but that project, knows how it started. liz: it is supposed to power the chat bot. we are not going to pull this part out of the racks. what is it going to be able to do? >> a lot of folks look at current generation chat bots and they are limited in what we can do. something folks have found is the more you have, the capabilities of these ai agents increases. you can get better results. that is the significance of training such large models on 100,000 gpu server. it will not be a simple chat bot. liz: elon musk is dedicated to x ai especially how

elon is doing a great job.est ry investments for politics we have seen in a long time i'm feeling cautiously optimistic, laura. >> laura: vivek, i am, too. no one wants to jinx it. keep up the great work. thank you very much. kamala harris gets down and dirty for votes. raymond arroyo has it. "seen and unseen" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sandals jamaica sale is now on, visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. look at her and i said, "the pain is gone." and she said, i'm glad it helped. i said, "no, you don't understand. it's gone." you, too, can feel better every day with relief factor, a daily supplement that fights pain naturally. call or go online now for our 3-week quickstart, just $19.95. >> laura: is time for -- realtors between raymond arroyo, i know you were surprised by the lead up and the reaction to the presidents returned to butler. >> laura, y

so i'm not convinced this is a great investment for elon, but i think elon just decided that he would? i mean a is coming up. he hopes if trump becomes president, there will be no regulation, and he could sort of do whatever he wants with a and tech, and sort of do more with that. >> the guy is putting himself into the middle of american politics in a way by owning twitter. that's the most biggest super pact thing is noise. putting his thumb on the scale for trump. coordinating directly with the trump campaign, which i know this is a charming and old fashion thought. that's illegal. but the federal law about that, you can't do that, but you know, this is a guy who is using twitter now as a platform to mainstream all the misinformation such as the hurricane, and also to try to set the stage that the election is about venezuelan gangs, eating cats. and very heavily on the scale with that private company. he owns it. but you want to talk about that contribution, that $44 billion is turning out to be a nice in- kind contribution. >> and trump has taken notice of it. let me play for you wh

we have two hours. >> what do i think elon musk is about? i think elon musk look, i always thought.y years ago president biden made a mistake actually. a pivotal mistake early on in his presidency. he held this conference around electric vehicle at the white house to herald electric vehicles. >> i remember. he drove a truck right? >> and he invited mary barr, the ceo of ford. and everybody except tesla. he didn't invite elon musk though they were the only ones making electric cars and deserve to be heralded on that score at a minimum. and i think that elon musk in that moment and you could see his feelings were hurt. but you know what? i think the one thing that is funny about people and now i have covered a lot of people with a lot of money. it doesn't matter. the money is not armor. people think it is. it is not. >> i think it's the opposite. those of us without the money have all the armor and the armor they have the softest skin on earth. elon musk is the softest skinned human i see. >> i do think. >> that was related to unions interestingly. >> i think the biggest thing will be

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but clearly, he is interfering in our election and elon musk is helping him and elon musk is also helpingso now you have this triumvirate on the same team and putin doesn't think it is important to try to look even with any semblance of evenhandedness and selection. he knows what he wants and he wants donald trump elected. >> i do want to ask you about something else reported in the new york times which is that according to the times reporting, one of the ideas circulating in his campaign is that if he is elected they should get rid of the fbi background checks for security clearances and instead the white house alone or the white house maybe with a private company they appoint for this purpose should decide who gets clearances without allowing the fbi to review, for example, people's past convictions or people's connections with foreign governments or people suspect's ability -- susceptibility. maybe they would be denied a security clearance and it seems like a risky move in any circumstance but given the circumstance that we were just discussing here, it seems almost insanely reckless,