go-tos you could kelly o'grady. >> kelly: good to be here. >> greg: i feel like i need a pint of guinnessis. so you see this -- you see menendez and the attacks on him are racist. kathy says it is a tax on places. it is kind of unfair to clintons because they can't say that. [laughter] >> : i'm sure they would find a way if they could. or sexist, or, if hillary is jumping in. i just see this and i get so frustrated because i agree with you, ryan. we do need to rebuild ukraine. but why aren't we putting some of that money towards the chaos that is in our own backyard? he said i'm running for my left out in los angeles. i can confirm that that is correct. i have a french bulldog as well. name is spanky. >> does he fart? >> kelly: every single nypl every single night. i'm walking around trying to make sure that the stock does not get stolen. we have cameras everywhere. why can't we put some of that money towards that instead of, you know, more and more money to ukraine. oh, wait, we would have to be reminded that it is liberal policies that created that. we don't want to highlight the. from

i'm kelly o'grady. it >> thank you. appreciate it. all right. >> i figured out golf.t's actually not that hard. >> you just have to keep your hands nice and soft. why didn't they tell me that years ago? it's like they didn't want me to be good to it. >> text on scott for melrose, minnesota. >> how about a trump kennedy independent ticket? khow about anything goes this election? >> it's the churn. who knows what's next? yojohn from new york. o >> did i see greg gutfeld on one of those flooded brooklyn streets wearing speedo? >> dear god, if you have video of that, please send it to me immediately. >> and pixilated. >> amy from champ in southy fr carolinaom, you've got more mafa style nicknames in all five seasons of the sopranos. i didn't even make up meatball. i made up grandma meatball. but we also i think we now have a new one leaking little john, and we're on to him. >> mike from new jersey. now that we learned who killed tupa soprc, it will only be 27 more years until we find out who brought the cocaine intos ui the white house. >> very good. andy from virginia ho

won't regret the next hour on fox business and we have a have special guest for liz claman host kelly o'grady. kelly: always wise words from charles payne and hope you have a lovely holiday weekend. folks, i'm kelly o'grady and in for liz claman and begin in final hour of trading with the markets and the bulls stumble into a long holiday weekend the dow defying the odds and kicking off a historically weak month for gains and index on pace for a fifth up day in the last six sessions. now the s&p flirting with that unchanged line slightly positive right now after dipping into the red and nasdaq risks the five day win streak and if it it can somehow have the winning streak for june 15th and see that today. the market action propelled by questions of whether or not the fed holds rates steady after the august jump report shows an up tick in unemployment rate there and joining me now from the white house lawn with more details is edward lawrence. edward, break it down for us. >> yeah, kelly, as you said, expectations were beat with this jobs report and the unemployment raise rises and gives preside

kelly o'grady is in hollywood. any closer to a deal?s, was pretty far apart in a number of key issues. it was the second day, today marks the third day of negotiations, the statement the deal w sent to their members, a preaching a message of solidarity and support we received the last few days, and ask as many of you to come to the picket lines so we expect a lot of folks today. it lasted over 10 hours, you had a big four studio heads from disney, universal, wb discovery and netflix, expecting them to attend the session today. i'm hearing from a source on the studio side, they have a deal for this weekend and it would be huge for california's economy for the film industry and tv industry in general. we had production shutdown, major film releases delayed, many of your favorite tv shows aren't coming back this fall. this weekend next week, like they normally would and california's gavin newsom to put context around it thinks this has already cost the california economy over $5 billion and counting. even if a deal is reached today or soon

we want to get to los angeles and kelly o'grady. porter: this is breaking news. the folks i've been talking say they are much closer than a week ago and we could see a deal as soon as tonight. fingers crossed on that one. that was the first meeting in nearly a month. remember the writers were striking since may. they were joined by the actors in july. the ampt and wga met and reportedly joined by the big four studio heads, bob iger and disney and netflix. they were a percentage point eye part on yearly pay increases as well as fighting over access to streaming viewership data that woe form residuals. talks were encouraging and following the meeting they released a statement, the joint statement said quote, the wga and ampt met for bargaining today and they will meet again tomorrow. some of the big four are expected to meet with the talks and that would would be huge for economy and california. things have been shut down. i see you noticed your favorite fall tv shows are not starting this week as they usually be. gavin newsom says thi

kelly o'grady has details tonight from los angeles. hello, kelly. >> good evening, mike.less than two weeks until sam bankman-fried's fraud trial begins a new suit now targets the alleged crypto-currency parents. the team is suing the stanford law professors and the filing surprises political link. the suit highlights ftx's father bankman served advisers major left wing dark money group. arbella is denying any connection with fbf's father instead blink subsidiary. mr. bankman has never had any role with arabella advisers. a vendor to the new venture fund it. briefly worked with the ftx foundation to provide administrative services. the suit looks to claw back 26 million in gifts and luctionry relationship alleging ftx exploited to enrich themselves. for example ftx mother barbara freed allegedly advised her son to violate campaign finance laws by using a strawman to don't to campaigns. many perks privately chartered jet and giving donations to stanford which the school is now returning. when bankman was unhappy with his ftx valerie he pressured his son continue to crease

maria: kelly o'grady and l.a.he united auto workers but the hollywood strike. >> does anybody care about the strike, i wonder. i enjoyed the reruns and i thought they had better tv years ago from what they supply today and there is a big yon i could care less i'm pretty sure i'm not alone with those feelings. >> i think you might be right, what about you. >> i tend to agree i will say anybody out of work and anybody struggling to make ends with meat i feel for those people but where are the hollywood elites from my home state of california and their jobs replaced by green energy or a.i. i don't hear them crying for us. it is hard for me to sympathize, i hope they reach a deal, we need some good content less woke content can be part of the negotiation. i doubt it but wouldn't that be nice. maria: it really would. let's get to the big buzz of the morning, check this out. a fisherman capturing a washed up shark stuck in the sand on a florida beach. check it out. thankfully one brave woman and her husband came to the

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back to you, john. >> john: kelly o'grady live at the port of long beach. thank you as always. i guess the philosophy of the biden administration is the regulation will drive the texas opposed to the tech driving the tech. >> sandra: we will talk to larry kudlow about this, he has a lot to say on that, the truckers, and also the cancelling of these oil and gas leases in alaska, he is suggesting that the biden administration is breaking the law by cancelling those and we are in a situation and if we are not producing enough energy to meet our own demands, we rely on foreign nations for it. >> john: looking forward to that. >> sandra: oh, man, last night, so many of us saw it, waited through it, the climate protestors, they stood up and disrupted, this was obviously the u.s. open, women's semifinal was happening when all this went down, it was delayed for 50 minutes as the nypd struggled to remove one of the protestors who decided to glue their feet to the floor of the seat. this is the aftermath of that scene, ok. that's not to the seat, that's to the floor beneath the seat. cha

elizabeth: okay, our very own kelly o'grady has a stunning new report.ing a network of gen-z tiktokers to praise if biden and bash conservatives. kelly o'grady's live in los angeles with the story. kelly. >> reporter: it's great to see you, liz. that's right, you follow the money, and none other than democratic donor and billionaire george soroses is reportedly funding tiktok theres now. there's this new york post report that says soros' open society foundation donated $5.5 million to a nonprofit called accelerate action, and they then in turn gave at least $300,000 to a group called gen-z for change. they use tiktok primarily to promote a number of lib al causes, and it's everything from defunding the police and ending cash bail to banning voter id laws and aboll abolishing i.c.e. altogether w. a network of about 500 inus nuancers, their accounts are littered with far-left talking points. here's an example of a video encouraging gen-zers to go out and vote. >> have you listened to town dream -- teenage dream? they have me thinking that my teenage dream

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kelly o'grady is outside headquarters for netflix. why? hi, kelly. >> hi, dana. that's right.ve authorized a vote on a strike for video game actors. the voice actors that participate in that and looking for the same things we've seen throughout the strike. better pay and artificial intelligence. the president of the union showed this. once again we're facing employer disrespect. artificial intelligence is putting our members in jeopardy of reducing their opportunities to work. writers and directors are striking since early this summer and we're feeling the impact. friday's job reports showed a loss of 17,000 jobs in the entertainment industry for august alone. that number could rise with the prolonged strike as well as the fact of the video game actors striking also. the impact to california could top $5 million and we're seeing content delays due in part to pushed to the spring from fall. viewers are expecting the favorite fall tv shows to return. if you watch cbs you'll be met with yellow stone reruns going back to season one. yesterday the person leading the writers negotia

kelly o'grady with me now. how far could the ban actually go, kelly?ing to state-owned enterprises. now, it's unclear if it's going to apply all of those soes. we have reached out to apple, we've received no response. but there are three things i want to tease out here. first, this could be a huge hit to iphone sales if this is enacted. 71% of china's companies and empty ploy roughly 50 million people -- employ roughly 50 million people. that's a big pool of consumers at risk equated to nearly 20% of apple's revenue last year. it's also been a big growth driver. sales from the region roughly tripled over the past decade, and apple's ceo tim cook even praised the, quote, symbiotic relationship with the country when visiting earlier this year. those words ring rather hold lee out -- hollow right now, but apple manufactures most of its hardware in china. that could cause a ripple effect for manufacturing relationship, and you can see on screen some of the companies that make iphone components, those stocks are also down today. and this is a continued esca

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kelly o'grady has more on that and others. what is the latest? >> reporter: caesar is confirming they experienced a hack in recent weeks, paying tens of millions to the perpetrator. that's not back to normal, digital room a keys are not working, restaurant reservations, atms experiencing issues which is problematic because guests are used -- forced use cash of the property, the website is down, i went there before i hopped on with you and you get this message. that means the booking system is down, staff is inundated with phone calls. it doesn't just impact the mgm report -- resort specifically, the cosmopolitan in vegas and a number in atlantic city, the fbi investigation is ongoing but because mgm incurs significant revenue loss they admitted this could have an impact on the business, they are assessing this as negative negative, the cybersecurity incident highlights key risks related to heavy reliance on technology and operational disruption that need to go off-line. cyber attacks are becoming more sophisticated and deep bill levitating. we sp

i want to squeeze in kelly o'grady following a trend that is aggravating things for strikers and the auto companies themselves, higher gas prices, what can you tell us? >> you were talking with guests, fuel prices are rising and it is hurting whether you are a business or not. let me illustrate what is happening, the national average for a gallon of gas is $3.86, higher than we were a year ago. in california, 386 would be a treat, we are at an average of 552 and the gas station madison: jumped $0.20 since i started my workday this one, you are seeing diesel prices at $4.54, $0.45 higher than july particularly problematic because trump -- trucks run on diesel and transferred 70% of the goods, normally prices go down, you get cheaper but oriole has topped $90 a gallon. yesterday, first time we've seen that since november. in the water, in the skies, and marine and jet fuel prices saw 4.3% increase versus last month, all that is translating to higher inflation, energy was behind the higher-than-expected cpi up 5. 6% but if you carve out gas, 10.6% spike so it is a problem not just for c

to kelly o'grady with more on what we're learning. kelly? >> it's great to see you, charles.more flight chaos coming out of labor day weekend. so as you said, united airlines asked the faa earlier today to pause their departures nationwide. they said we're experiencing a systemwide technology issue and holding aircraft on flights that are already airborne or continuing to their destination as planned. then shortly before 2:00 p.m. eastern, the f.a.a. confirmed the grounding was over and updated saying we've identified a fix for the issue and flights have resumed. so as of now, 350 flights have been delayed in the u.s. that equates to 13% of all united flights. it's above the competitors after the holiday where many were expected to be traveling. it's unclear what the technical issue that caused that stop though. sources tell me with us not cyber security thankfully. officials shared that united crews were unable to contact airline dispatchers. this come after pete buttigieg's speech after he said that he was aware of the nation wade ground stop of united due to i.t. issues an

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kelly o'grady has the latest. what did we learn? >> another plot twist here. bankman-fried's parents to recoup funds. the lawsuit there is a link to arabella alleging his father sat on the advisor board at the organization. it's turning heads given arabella is known for its left wing dark money connections. we reached out to them and they are denying any connection with the father but it is with a subsidiary of theirs. he has never had any role here. he is a vendor to the new venture fund that it briefly worked with the ftx foundation to provide administrative services for grant making. a big disconnect between what the suit and arabella advisors are claiming. the suit is looking to claw back 26 million in gifts and luxury real estate. they say the parents exploited their access within ftx to enrich themselves and that ftx's mother advised her son how to violate campaign finance laws using a straw man to funnel political donation. the attorneys for the couple said they are false. mr. wray are running up countless dollars in fees and getting little to ftx clien

fox business 'kelly o'grady has more. >> reporter: hi, maria.the actors in july with, but we finally had some major progress this week after 143 days. so yesterday groups representing the studios and writers' union, they meter for the first time in a month. they were reportedly joined by the the four studio heads, disney, netflix, and i just got off with a source that shared those talks were promising. so so following the meeting, they released this joint statement, quote: the wga and amptp will meet again tomorrow. so some of those big four studio heads are expected to rejoin the talks again today, and we're hearing we could even reach a deal by the end of the day. that would be huge for the industry and california's economy. and productions have been shut down, major film releases have been delayed. many of your favorite fall tv shows aren't coming back this week like they morally would, and california's -- normally would, and california's governor even haired he thinks this has already cost california's economy north of $5 billion. the hang-u

kelly o'grady live in los angeles with the story. kelly. reporter: it's great to see you, liz.t again saying that they are responsible for the damage brought on by climate change. the companies accused are chon, shell -- champion, chef -- exon, chevron, conoco and bp. it accuses them of knowing the link between fossil fuel and climate change for decades and they suppressed that and spread disinformation to delay action of any kind that would impede their business. this is seeking at creation of a fund to help the state recover from extreme weather events like fires and floods as well as a number of others including levying financial penalties for that alleged lying. yesterday california's governor newsom shared why he's going after the oil companies now. >> the climate crisis a after all a climate fuel crisis and they've been playing us for fools and lying sings the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. they knew, and they knew what to do about it to make sure we didn't do anything meaningful about it. reporter: now the accused pushing back are sharing the courthouse fixing the challenges and

kelly o'grady has the story. what's google being ea accused of, kelly?ve practices. the doj in 14 stay9 -- states allege aing they unlawfully abused their.com -- dominance. the doj is saying that google paid billions of dollars to apple and other business partners so that their search engine would be the default option on their devices, and they're a alleging that these deals were exclusionary and companies like apple with pressured with no other choice. further, in the pretrial brief, the doj is arguing, quote, google's anticompetitive the conduct harms consumers, even those who prefer its search engin because google has not innovated as it would have with competitive pressure. they're going to argue that competitors are not harmed. they toll fox business its contracts aren't exclusionary. instead, quote, our agreement withs reflect choices by browsers and device makers based on the quality of our services and the preferences of consumers. people don't use google because they have to, they use it because they want to. now, the burden of proof is going t

kelly o'grady joins us with the latest and also another vegas giant, kelly, that got hit by a cyber attack's right. the latest news, liz, is that caesar's is confirming they experienced a hack in recent weeks and reportedly had to pay tens of millions of dollars to the person taters -- perpetrators in that situation. mgm shared, quote, they are working diligently to resolve the cybersecurity issue while addressing individual guest's needs. it seems mgm isn't out of the woods yet. the good news is the gaming and casino floors are back online, but rom keys aren't working, nor is the restaurant reservation system, and on top of that the web site is still down. you'll see message if you go there right now which reveals that the booking system is down as well and that, of course, makes it hard to the take new reservations. fbi, as you said, the investigation is still ongoing, but mgm is going to incur significant revenue loss x that's one of the reasons that moody's is assessing the incident if as credit-negative. quote, the cybersecurity incident highlights key risks related to business operat

we may see the reason of it and kelly o'grady is live at lax with the details on this.rter: nay asked faa to pause all departures online and social media and the system technology issue and holding all aircraft at the technology and they're holding them as planned and faa confirming the grounding was over and they've shared this and identified a fix for the technology issue and flights resumed and we're working with impacted customers to help them reach their dust nation as soon as possible. i'll note this is well above what the competitors are seeing .t on a dana many folks are traveling -- and it's on a day that many folks are traveling from the extended holiday. caught the stop and sources tell me it was not cybersecurity and thankfully instead federal officials and airline factors through their normal means and comes on the heals of transportation secretary pete buttigieg on friday where he totouted this strides airline travel made this year and taking to social that he was aware of the ground stoppage of airlines due to it issues and department of transportation wi

let's discuss with rikki schlott and fox business correspondent kelly o'grady. hello, ladies.is he overdoing it with the new strain? >> i think when even very day-to-day social plans are getting caught up in the social plans with covid is erasional and sounds like -- irrational and it sounds like he's aware of that and sounds like in the beginning of the pandemic, relationship riffs as a result of the difference in risk tolerance and this far in, i'd side with her in terms of living life a little bit and sucking it up. >> my question, kelly, has he ever had it before and so many people had it by now don't fear it as much. apparently he has not. he said his wife was out there making a bunch of plans and going to a wedding shower and going to ed sheeran concert and he said i haven't gotten covid and he's like if i get it i get it he said. i don't get it. >> neither do i, sandra. i'm sitting here thinking like, okay, maybe that means he's one of the immune folks. i'm surprised they haven't figured out their stern household covid dynamic though. i mean, we had this one variant, se

thanks to brian kilmeade, emily compagno, kelly o'grady, joe machi, great job. trace gallagher is next, i love you america. >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 8:00 p.m. here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, brand new exclusive information coming into fox news at night showing that a quarter million dollars was sent from beijing china to hunter biden. and the beneficiary address was the delaware home of president biden. meantime democratic senator bob menendez has legal and political problems of his own. now one-third of the senators in his own party are calling for him to step down because of bribery charges. and there is now concern about the balance of power in the senate. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live from dc with more on both of those investigations. kevin, good evening. >> reporter: what a night here in the nation's capitol trace. evening to you, house oversight committee chair james comer of kentucky has actually been investigating the

fox business correspondent kelly o'grady takes a look at the alarming numbers tonight. ight. beginning with model year 2027, truck drivers will either need to upgrade their vehicles emissions technology or purchase a fully electric big rig, both specific endeavors and when the cost of driving goes up, so does everything we buy. now, the price of a new semi -- electric semi-truck is close to $300,000 more than a diesel alternative. further an electric truck's lithium batteries weigh 8,000 pounds that consistent weight vs. a fuel tank reduces the capacity of goods the driver can haul. another cost is the driving range. a full electric charge gets up to 4500 miles with a combustion engine a driver can travel up to three to four times as far. an ev takes hours to charge where as this truck stop we are at it takes just minutes to fill up. truckers tell us forced cost small operators who represent 95% of the industry to quit all together. >> a possibility, a great many small business operators being pushed out, it's very much real. you are going to refuel it or recharge it or

kelly o'grady following it for us out of los angeles. kelly? >> that's right, neil. can hear that from the clip that you just played. the union claims the offer from the three major automakers out of detroit are completely unacceptable. so right now it's looking like the strike -- one of the automakers is inebb have ittedable right now. i want to give you context on what they're seeking. the union was demanding a 40% pay bump. there's reports that they may have given a bit to something in the mid 30% range and a 32-hour work week and other changes to health insurance and pension benefits. if there's no teal by midnight, the uaw says they will strike but only walk out at targeted plants. >> we'll strike all three companies, a historic first, initially at a limited number of targeted locations that we will be announcing. then based on what is happening in bargaining, we'll announce more locals that will be called to stand up and strike. >> now, ford, g.m. and jeep and chrysler say they've been negotiating in good faith and even accusing the union of being the difficult

is been repeated they said the gas goes up like a skyrocket with drop like just a feather and kelly o'grady santa monica, the charging station was a story kelly. >> as we deceive us, this rent gas prices are at the highest level we've ever seen during this part of the season traditionally a thing of the summer, that means we start to see the prices decline with oil production cuts, it's you are mentioning, brother and then combat those challenges with u.s. energy independence on the biden administration is choosing to push tvs so at least nine states are planning to sell of new gas cars come 2035, fourthly, even with those rising gas prices, they are not necessarily consumer friendly option as a first average cost of navy is over $5000 more than is gas powered alternative for that a buddy can necessarily afford a $50000 vehicle because maybe options of the do not stack up when it comes to driving range and another cost is charging, significantly to a startup engine is over the course but it was like in a tester already pretty by 40, if you live in apartment building and you will have to dro

let me bring in kelly o'grady, they have a chance to introduce legislation to go, got to stop the migrant for america. >> toxic combination of severe gun-control. gun control. in sweden, if you want to own a gun there's a long waiting period and you have to keep your guns locked in a safe. you can't access it. law-abiding people cannot access their firearms easily. you have roving gangs, the top per capita incoming for the refugee crisis to be 15, open borders and civilian population unarmed, that is why you see the rise in debt for people who are law-abiding citizens being shot to death by roving gangs from other countries. charles: some of it is just common sense which is frustrating for a lot of people, at some point we lock our doors. in a dangerous neighborhood we take other measures to keep ourselves and our family safe, why wouldn't the nation do the same? >> exactly right. i'm waiting for someone to come and steal my dog. it is -- i think he is really cute. charles: you will make me talk about this too. >> that is why folks are concerned. people don't know what they are or their c

let's bring in business correspondent kelly o'grady. a zoo kelly in china has a bearg .ooks like a dude. but china's denying this is a dude in a bear costume tt this >> and china would never lie about anything about animals, especially bears, bats. >> now, the zoo insists the bear is legit and the at name is angela, nam a traditional chinese name y bear. tell me what you think. human or beahink, hur? okay, so i say human. and here's why.>> i sall right.hina so a lot of zoos in china havedf actually been accused of making animals look a certain way, like spray painting dogs and whatnot. and look at it spray p. lea >> i mean, at least they're only spray painting them. right. and they were saying, oh, no, no, no, it couldn't possibly be a human because this poorth personis pooperson w would be i1 weather in a bear suit. chin00-da really cares about hun rights abuses. exactly. all right. so we're both goins abma g dude in a bear suit and we're we're pretty confidentdude in that cy lying. they have a track record. a new york fed up with tac havoo bell. so he's suing them. he

kelly o'grady, thank you so much. instacart, i bought 400 lily pads from costco through instacart. brian: i want to know the a.i., will it eventually tell me i can't buy pop-tarts anymore? i feel like that is where it is going. i don't like that. i don't like that. jackie: we'll send it over to our friend charles payne who i am sure to more to say about instacart. charles: a lot more. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." investors are on the edge. you kang feel the tension in the air. we know the fed will not make a move but what will they articulate? will jay powell give us a hint, hard landing soft landing no landing? good news for you i have some of the best fed watchers, stephanie pomboy, bob elliot and many others. megacap starting to struggle just a little bit. dan niles, he was there in 2000 and he's here now. he will tell you what are the differences and what you should be buying through the volatility. crude oil continues to erupt. you ain't seen nothing yet. wait until i tell you estimates how high they think crude can go. i want to know pr

dagen: kelly o'grady, thank you so much. sorry, stepped on you. brian: it's the good. strikes everywhere. the west coast, the midwest, now 38 more plants, bidenomics is a country of strikes which means a country where you pay more money to live are. how do you like that on a friday? okay, so it's all strikes here, but it's all a making money with charles, he's next. charles: see you guys later. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." football markets trying to -- financial markets trying to regain their footing after jay powell appeared at least to throw in the towel on a soft landing, so today a brigade of fed speakers trying to keep things real but at the same time trying the keep things calm. we're going to play scenarios out for you on this show. we've got you covered how you want to be positioned. plus, the bond boondoggle. never have bonds been down three years in a row. we're going. to discuss the risk of risk-free investing. and then there was a time when ph.d.s were actually a rare thing at the fed, that's right. now, of course, yo

. >> welcome back to cavuto "coast to coast" i am kelly o'grady and ivan elon musk headline for you todayis out this week he spent two years shot with the billionaire during arguably the most tumultuous period of elon musk's career today it sheds light on elon musk's upbringing how we entered an abusive relationship with his father, excretes consistent bullying at school. isaacson argues the upbringing is what shape the positive and negative that we see today and elon musk and a brilliant innovator and a mark mercurial manchild. >> there is no single elon musk he has many personalities and you can watch them go from being very giddy and funny to being deeply engineering mode and suddenly a dark cloud happens it's almost like doctor jekyll and mr. hyde. >> the book touches on his leadership style calling it hard-core but the jekyll and hyde street seems to cause problems as well one antidote i found interesting from the book shared that musk wanted to share money by shutting down the data centers and move them to another site and the staff warned that would take months but elon showed up o