Elon Musk posted 86 times on X today (10/22/26)

0:00Every day on this channel I cover everything Elon Musk says on X over the last 24 hours. And here's everything [music] he said. As always, I'll cover one category completely before moving on to the next one. And starting with Tesla, Elon says great progress by the Tesla team. This is his full self-driving supervised attach rate grew to over 75% of new vehicle deliveries in North America. And Elon says people are buying full self-driving with a car

0:22attached, not the other way around. Farzad says SpaceX earnings production got an A+. Tesla's earning production got an F-. Elon says fair enough, we will make it more entertaining next time. And Alexandra Merz says something similar, I want the next Tesla earnings call to be a video call with someone smiling as happily as Gwyn did yesterday. Is that too much to ask? Elon says it will be next time. And the Tesla and SpaceX merger is inevitable. Rothman says future valuations would make a Tesla SpaceX merger the biggest corporation in the world for the next half century. Elon corrects him saying the solar system. And this is crazy,

0:57look what Elon just said at the meeting on Optimus. We've started early production. The growth of Optimus is an S curve, but the initial curve is a shallow slope. We have the vast majority of the 1 million unit year line installed at Fremont. There's still some things we need to tweak about the design. There's still quite a lot of work to do with the AI in the robot. I would expect that the AI, the electromechanical design, reliability, usage life, expect these issues to be solved by the end of next year. I remain convinced Optimus will be the biggest product on Earth. I do want to temper

1:24expectations that we still have a lot to get through. It will take about a year to get through that. And on this call, Elon Musk hilariously explained why Optimus has to learn like a toddler by playing, making mistakes, and getting better over time. There's a lot of things we have to get right about the um AI architecture um that's we're still working on. We're making good progress, uh but but that that needs to be sorted out. Um and really in order for Optimus to get the training data we need, we actually need to make a lot of Optimi. So, we need to make, I think, on the order of 10 or

1:5520,000 um bots and and then have them do self-play. And if and we're building up an Optimus Academy where Optimus can practice doing a very wide range of tasks. And then we can use that data in in sort of a flywheel to make it better and better at these various tasks. The you know, the the big difference with Optimus versus the cars is we don't we don't have this vast fleet of cars from which we can gather training data. So with Optimus, we we have to bootstrap it by by making the robots. And having them do self-play, which is really how a human learns to navigate the world. You know,

2:29it's that's you can you can see this when you have a toddler or and they grow up and they they initially they're sort of wobbly and they don't know how to do things and they eventually they you know, they learn to wipe their own ass, which is a big milestone. Anyone who's had kids knows. And and then they learn to read and and do all sorts of things and and be able to to do these things. And they learn this by by playing. And we actually need Optimus to play at scale in order to have it be

2:53really good at tasks in the real world. And he also said we may be ready to release a video in about a month or two. I want to release a video where Optimus is doing things that aren't pre-programmed. A demonstration that you can believe. Another milestone we want to get is integrating the AI 5 chip in

3:09Optimus, which will be in April 2027. And I was watching this in class yesterday. This is robot taxi making the road safer for a

3:42And look at that Waymo almost taking out the Tesla. Elon reposts that. And the Tesla Model Y just became the best-selling car in Germany in total. An American EV beat the Volkswagen Golf in its own home market. The Golf has been Germany's best-selling car every year since 1981, but the Tesla Model Y eclipsed that with nearly 2,000 registrations. And Tesla just took the top two spots in Europe's entire car market with the Tesla Model Y hitting roughly 40,000 registrations in September, and the Tesla Model 3 hitting about 25,000. The two best-selling cars across every brand and every fuel type were Teslas. Teslas recorded 66,035 registrations in total for the month,

4:20representing around 98% of the market. And on SpaceX, the US has now finally sent more total mass to orbit than Russia, thanks to SpaceX. Look at this chart. This is when SpaceX hit the market, an exponential growth curve to eclipse the Soviet Union. And Elon also reposts Shawn Maguire says, "If you're an ambitious young person, I still believe joining SpaceX is one of the best career decisions you can make. The world is pivoting from bits to atoms, and there is no better training ground for atoms than SpaceX. It may feel late, but it's early. Also, the mission." And Peter Diamandis says, "If there's one thing I can tell you about SpaceX is

4:52that there's never been a company like this. Here's my thoughts on the earnings call with Squawk Box CNBC." Let's continue the conversation with Peter Diamandis. He first invested in SpaceX in 2013, also an early investor in Tesla and Google, and the founder of X Prize. Peter, good to have you. What do you think of SpaceX buying Tesla? Are

5:11you in favor? I am. It's you know, the ability for Elon to integrate his incredible empire, but pull all the technologies together. Ultimately, he's building a company that is integrated up and down the super intelligent stack, both in digital intelligence and in physical intelligence with Optimus and Cyber Cat. There's never been a company like this. You know, I posted yesterday, I think SpaceX becomes the first $10 trillion company $100 trillion company. And then you saw the tweet Elon put out, I don't know, about 2 weeks ago that he expects SpaceX to be worth multiples of of entire Earth's GDP, which is extraordinary. If you do the math,

5:49that's a quadrillion-dollar company. So, we have a lot coming. It's a good thing he's going to give it to the kids, some of those shares. That was a great move, right? I mean, right now, instead of just giving cash, which gets spent, giving equity that compounds and and teaching kids that, you know, holding equity in these technology companies, they own part of America's future and part of humanity's

6:10future. And Peter also reiterates everything he just said in this article titled SpaceX earnings heading towards the first 100 trillion-dollar company. The TLDR is a year ago SpaceX lost 1.1 billion dollars in a quarter. This quarter it made 4.4 billion. And its largest business is no longer rockets, it's artificial intelligence. I believe SpaceX is assembling something no company has ever owned. Rockets, a planetary communications network, gigawatts of compute and the energy to run it, all under one roof. That's the path to 10 trillion dollars and then 100 trillion dollars. And he will also share some self saying that SpaceX is using its rocket engine and casting shop to make

6:46turbine blades and veins, the parts that run 12 to 18 months behind the rest of the turbines, so he can bring power online 12 to 18 months faster than anyone else. And breaking, the United CEO just said customers are switching from other airlines because of Starlink. His quote was, "We already see customers moving from other airlines today." United will cross 50% of flights with Starlink this week and expects to finish its full fleet rollout by the end of next year. Elon says, "Starlink moves the needle." And Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada has confirmed he's cutting ties with Musk and heavily backing a 2.3 billion-dollar contract

7:19with Telesat LightSpeed. Musk and his mood swings have shown us who he is and we believe him. This account says, "Telesat light is run by Carney's friend. This is yet more money laundering for the elites." Elon says, And looking at Neuralink, this is Elon Musk's vision for Neuralink. In the next 6 to 12 months, we'll be doing our first implants for vision, where even if somebody's completely blind, um we can write directly to um, the uh, visual cortex. Um, but long-term you would have very high resolution and be able to see in multi-spectral wavelengths. You could see in infrared, ultraviolet, radar, like a superpower

7:54situation. People's trust in legacy media has eroded over decades and X keeps hitting new all-time usage highs and is the number one news app in 150 plus countries. Elon says, "Send your friends links to X so they know what's really going on." And he said this on Joe Rogan, "If you talk to somebody who gets all their information from legacy media, they're living in a different world than if they are listening to your podcast or getting news from X. They are living in an alternate reality." And once again, Elon says, "Send X links to your friends so that they know what's really going on." Moving on to SpaceX SI, Elon said,

8:24"We're hounded relentlessly by every hyperscaler and dozens of smaller companies to rent more of our compute. We could rent out our compute several times over." Take Kim says, "Uh, that sounds bullish for Neoclouds, guys." Elon says, "Only if they can get their compute online and reliable, which is extremely difficult to do at scale." And Ray Massie, a man who traveled from Gulfport, Mississippi in hopes of data center work, just said this, "Well, to be honest, Elon Musk is paying the most money in the country right now with this SpaceX little job that they got down there in Southaven. You know what I'm saying? It's a killing." One electrician

8:54had a message for Elon Musk about the work. "Tell Elon Musk to stay. We love this money you're giving us, man." the electrician said. Elon says, "Cool." And Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas just said this. "Getting other people to pay for your own compute infrastructure that you ultimately use to train your own robots is a good idea. We see the Neocloud build is more of a funding strategy where SpaceX can exploit its comparative advantages in maximizing intelligence per watt, per dollar, per second relative to peers. We agree with Elon that the physical intelligence economy is economically multiplicative, if not by an order of magnitude. We believe SpaceX's ability to help improve the

9:29rather challenging PR image of the AI / superintelligence trade is quite underappreciated today. SpaceX is undergoing a metamorphosis largely undetected by a stock market that views the company as a neo cloud with exospheric chops, not a vertically integrated full stack AI player. Elon says, "Interesting." And here's Brett Winton on SpaceX versus Tesla. "Robo taxi is a bigger opportunity than Starlink, but orbital compute is a much bigger opportunity than robo taxi. And Optimus requires more baking time than orbital compute. And Optimus' success is predicated on access to gob-smacking amounts of super intelligence. On our modeling compared against the no merger case, even if merged at the current

10:08share price ratio, Tesla shareholders would be about 1.6 times better off in 2031, while SpaceX shareholders would be about two times better off. On a longer time frame, 2036 for example, Tesla shareholders would be about five times better off having merged, whereas SpaceX shareholders should be more indifferent at about 1.3 times better off. So, the fair premium depends heavily on your time frame. On longer time horizons, SpaceX shareholders should be asking for a discount. On shorter time horizons, Tesla shareholders should be asking for a premium. But, everyone is better off with a merged entity. A 30% premium paid on Tesla share price today would effectively split the difference on the

10:432031 time frame. Tesla acquired at a 50% discount would equilibrate return differentials on the 2036 time horizon. Elon says, "Interesting." And it's Grok [clears throat] Bot time, ladies and gentlemen. Elon says, "Grok Bot is like hiring a super smart and fun employee." Robert Scoble has been Grok Bot pilled. First of all, Grok knows me better than other bots like Meta Muse thanks to 300,000 posts I've done here on X for 20 years. Elon says, "Try Grok Bot. You will love it." And Brian Romelle had a friend run this Grok Bot he built for them a few weeks ago, and guess what? It found seven entries from a scammer that

11:15took over his credit, finding 65,000 of defaulted credit. Grok Bot is fixing this. Get it, and you will not be disappointed. Elon says, "Grok Bot can help protect and fix your credit rating. Just ask it to do so." Ramp Capital says, "Give me one good reason why I shouldn't have Grok Bot do my taxes next year." Elon says do it both conventionally and with Grok bot then compare. Actually, it's worth showing Grok last year's tax returns and see if

11:38it finds opportunities for improvement. There may be refunds you're owed. And Elon says try this. Arthur McWaters says Grok bot is by far my most used personal assistant. Apple level production design and seamlessness. Elon says try Grok bot. Shawn Maguire says spam calls should be illegal and there should be enforcement of this. Elon says just ask Grok bot to put you on the do not call lists. And look what Dan from X did with Grok bot. He says, "Can you help me return a bathing suit I just bought on Amazon?" I thought a 32 medium would fit me but it was definitely tight and too gay for my style. Grok said, "Sure, I'll

12:09start your Amazon return for the bathing suit. Checking how to get into your orders first." And this account asks Ramp Capital, "What is your favorite AI at the moment?" Ramp Capital says, "For sure Grok bot and it's not even close." Elon reposts this. And Paul then from X says exciting news, "We heard you and launched X spaces and lists and Grok

12:27bot. Want to find a space to listen on? Ask Grok bot. manage your list? Just ask Grok bot." This was super exciting to get added and excited to see what y'all do with it. And Benji Taylor's been using Grok bot to prototype physical product ideas faster. Look at what he gave them. Look at what Grok bot has

12:41made from just Benji Taylor's sketches. Pretty insane stuff right there. Elon reposted that. Peer from cal.com simply says I effing love Grok bot. And Elon reposted that. And there's a new X money Grok bot. Few understand how powerful it is to have Grok bot understand your finances and financial goals. And the Runway MCP is now in Grok bot. Bring state-of-the-art generation into your chat and create anything you can imagine

13:05without leaving Grok. [screaming]

13:20And that was such a cool promo video. Elon reposted that. And Elon just said this about Grok bot. On the Grok bot side, we're seeing the fastest growth of a product that I've ever seen in my life for for Grok. Um I've never seen anything grow this fast. Uh we're also seeing that the usage of GrokBot grows

13:36over time per user. It does not decline. So, as we make GrokBot more useful, it it's actually we're seeing users use it more per week, not use it less. Um and we'll be deploying GrokBot at scale for enterprise customers, which is a very big deal, uh so they can be used effectively in teams uh by companies as though it were a virtual human. Uh we're we're we're already are in early deployment with some trusted customers, and we expect to be in in wide deployment within a few weeks for for enterprise uh customers for GrokBot. Um I think GrokBot may end up being what uses most of our of our super

14:11intelligence compute. And he also says that SpaceX has a shot at exceeding 10 gigawatts next year. Peter H. Diamandis says, "We need to increase what people can afford, help them participate in the wealth being created, and preserve their confidence during this global technological transition." And more on super intelligence, Logan Kilpatrick says, "In just the first 72 hours since Gemini 4 Argon launch, we processed about 25 trillion tokens. The demand for intelligence is incredible and still

14:37under appreciated." Elon reposted that. And Javier F. says, "I still can't code, but I accidentally built an AI filmmaking studio while making three songs." Welcome to the future. [music] Please remain seated. The robots are on their way. On their way. And speaking of robots, Dr. Singularity said, "I asked Claude how 10 billion humanoid robots could change the world." Imagine a workforce that never [music] sleeps. No weekends, no holidays, no end of shift. Now, imagine 10 billion of

15:09them. This isn't pure science fiction. In 2024, Elon Musk [music] predicted at least 10 billion humanoid robots by 2040, each costing around $20,000. 10 billion [music] is more robots than there are people on Earth. More than six for every car on the planet. And unlike us, they never need to sleep. Around 3 and 1/2 billion [music] people work for a living. Together, we put in roughly 7 trillion hours of work a year. 10 billion robots [music] running 24/7 would add more than 80 trillion. That's over 10 times all the work humanity does today, every single year. So, what could all that labor do? Farms could be tended

15:45plant by plant, [music] day and night. Factories could run with the lights off, building homes, solar panels, and even more robots. Care for the elderly could be there for everyone, not just for those who can afford it. And [music] the most dangerous jobs in mines, at sea, in disaster zones, even on other worlds,

16:03could be handed [music] to machines. Economists would call it the end of labor scarcity. When work becomes almost free, the cost of everything made by work begins to fall. Food, [music] housing, health care, energy. The global economy could grow at a pace no civilization has ever seen. But a world this productive [music] raises enormous questions. Even at a few hundred watts each, 10 billion robots running non-stop would need about as much electricity as the entire world uses today. Building them would cost around 200 trillion dollars. That's nearly 2 years of the whole world's economic output. And if machines can do almost any job, what happens to the billions of people who

16:40earn their living by working? History says new technology creates new jobs, [music] but no technology before has been able to do nearly all of them. The real question isn't whether robots can do the work. It's who owns them and who shares in what they make. Shorter work weeks, robot dividends, a universal basic income. Ideas once at the fringe [music] could move to the center of every debate. If we get it right, 10 billion tireless hands [music] could free us from the work we never wanted to do, and give us time for what only we can do. To create, [music] to explore, to care for each other. The

17:13machines would work around the clock, [music] and for the first time in history, our time could truly be our own. And moving on to politics, it was just announced that House Democrats say Elon Musk is on their list of targets if they win the midterms. Jeff Bezos says, "How is this acceptable or legal? Retaliation for political speech should be

17:30prohibited by law." Elon reposted that. And Democrat nominee for US Senate in Texas, James Talarico, calls for a pathway to citizenship for illegal aliens. 10 million illegal aliens came into the country in just 4 years under Biden alone. Elon says, "Talarico hates Texas and Dem gavels are coming for Elon Musk." Elon says, "Live by the sword, die by the sword. Those who pick fights with me should understand that I will find out who is really pulling the strings and come for them, not just their puppets." And Elon says, "There's

18:00something deeply wrong with Talarico." These are all from James Talarico, "God is non-binary. Many more than two biological sexes, in fact, there are six. If you deny your child's gender identity, it's abusive, for sure. There's only one person who can determine a child's gender identity, and that's the child. I want to acknowledge that our trans community needs abortion care, too." Elon says, "Talarico will vote to take away your kids and transition them, not just in Texas, but nationwide. Pure evil." And the Wall Street Journal just flagged Musk donating to Senate races, but totally silent on billionaire Bloomberg's last-minute cash dump. Elon says, "Blooming is doing a lot of damage." And

18:35again, Elon shares all the words that we saw from Talarico, saying, "Talarico, the creep, in his own words." And James Talarico calls out Elon, saying, "There's something deeply wrong with the political system that allows one trillionaire to buy his own personal US Senator." Elon says, "In your own words." Quoting the words we saw like God is non-binary. And he keeps sharing those words over and over again, saying,

18:56"Forward this to your friends in Texas." And look at one of these clips from Talarico. Something that you love that's not family or friends. Um I love I'm just going to say this cuz it's on my mind, the trans children who showed up yesterday at the state capital to advocate for their humanity. They shouldn't have to, but it was an

19:14inspiration to watch. Elon says Talarico is a creep. And he repost this from Chip Roy who says James Talarico supported the Biden border crisis, attacked law enforcement during the BLM riots, and wants to end rent way land gas in Texas. He is not moderate in the least. And SE Robinson says today I early voted in Texas straight Republican. Democrats are not worth the risk to all the great builders and

19:35projects here. Can't stop, won't stop. Mike Lee calls James Talarico the least Texan man in Texas. And Elon reposted that. And today is a great day to vote early in person in Texas for Ken Paxton. Elon reposts that. Brandon Gill says vote straight ticket Republican if you want our communities to continue doing things like investigating fraudsters and going after birth tourism companies instead of being turned into weapons of political retribution against people whose only crime was wanting to make government more efficient. Donald Trump on X says Virginia early voting in person is underway now in the great Commonwealth of Virginia. He says please get out and vote. MAGA President Donald

20:11J. Trump. And take a look at this crazy clip talking about Elon Musk. Under Kamala Harris he might be in jail right now, right? He is correct. And that's not cuz of she's some avenging fury. It's because there's a lot of questions around different companies of his. So if Donald Trump loses the House and the Senate, I would worry. I'd be worried if I were him. You know, no matter how rich he is. There were all these agencies, some of which he put a knife in and killed in the DOJ, many of whom were investigating him. He stopped like a half a dozen investigations of his various companies. So they're going

20:41to start investigating again. You think he's not on the list? He's at the top of that list. Donald Trump obviously is at the top and his family. But Elon Musk is right up there for that. And you have to He knows what's coming. Like he's not stupid. Like of all the many things you can say about him is he he he has a very big sense of fate. And I think it's

21:00coming for him and real hard. Austin Allred says I like the discourse has moved to the point where we don't even have to discuss why someone would be in jail if there were a different president. We just assert confidently that they would be. Lucas says, "I miss the good old days when you had to commit

21:13crimes for people to want you in jail." Elon has a laugh, and he responds to Kara Swisher in that clip saying, "Message received." And he says, "Live by the sword, die by the sword. Sounds like Swisher really wants to go to prison." And Democrats are lining up to call Elon Musk dumb, and it's the most embarrassing thing you'll see today. One called him one of the most unintelligent billionaires I've ever met. Another said he's one of the dumbest, luckiest people. Lucky? SpaceX and Tesla were both about to go under. Per Brian Kilmeade, Elon bet everything, the rockets worked, and Tesla came roaring back. Kilmeade said it best, "I'm

21:46embarrassed for those people. The man builds rockets, electric cars, and tunnels. Democrats can't even build a message." Elon says, "They are stupid clowns." And breaking, Trump has revealed his new anti-fraud program set up to reward people who expose fraud with a 1% commission on the money uncovered. If you turn somebody in, and you let's say report, and you find $1 billion, we are giving a commission to that person of 1%. And speaking of fraud, California hasn't built its bullet train because the state has required 130,000 pages of environmental reports, making absurd demands like counting bumblebees one by one, rebuilding wood rat stick huts, hiring

22:23specialized dogs to sniff lizard scat. Elon says, "Counting bumblebees one by one?" Having a laugh. And Daniel says, "These are the excuses. The real reasons are the money was intended to be stolen, not spent. enemy, the people, would benefit from a bullet train. Why would they build something to benefit their enemy?" Elon says, "True." And just in, Google co-founder Larry Page has reportedly moved to a $173 million home in Miami to avoid $15 billion of California taxes. Elon says, "Must be a nice place." An extremely important federal lawsuit against California shows that 28.8% of non-citizens in California have a voting history. California

23:01elections are not legitimate. Non-citizens are voting at extremely large scales. Los Angeles County election officials took a sample batch of 200 ballots. The 200 ballots were taken from a sample of 20,000 that the Trump administration says are non-citizens. Of the 200 ballots that were taken, 71.2% of the 200 have no voting history. This means 28.8% of the non-citizen ballots did have a voting history. Nearly 30% of non-citizens are voting in California elections based on

23:27this sample. I'll bet it's much higher. Mike Lee says, "Non-citizens don't vote," they said. So, how is it that 28% of non-citizens in California have voted? These things can't both be true. And Elon reposted that. And here's Sydney Sweeney making the case for voter ID. Hi there. Can I get your name? Sydney Sweeney.

23:45Very funny, sir. What's your real name? I'm Sydney Sweeney. Okay. Well, can I see your ID then, Sydney? Sharon, you can't ask for ID. Thank you for voting, Sydney. You bet. Voter fraud? What are you talking about? Ma'am, you can't vote twice. And Jennifer Welch called Elon Musk a white nationalist, saying he's a Nazi who does back-to-back Sieg Heils who is an untreated drug addict. This account says, "Elon, I think it's time you sued the crap out of this idiot." Elon says, "You're right. This California wealth tax thing is just incredible." So, in October 2025, a California healthcare union proposed a one-time 5% tax on any

24:17billionaire's wealth. The ballot measure will be voted on next month. Early December 2025, California announced that it would be a retroactive tax if passed, applying to anyone with a California residency as of January 1st, 2026. The objective is to pay Medi-Cal, California's incredibly dysfunctional healthcare system. There are 200 billionaires in California worth collectively somewhere between 2.3 and 2.6 trillion. And 5% of that is around 100 billion. But what's crazy, after you do some quick math, a $30 one-time tax, which is what's estimated, minus a $69 billion in present value of lost future income taxes, equals a negative 38.9 overall net present value of the tax. If

24:58the tax doesn't pass, which it's not looking like it will, California still ended up losing at least $577 billion in departed net worth. They have permanently poisoned the well with entrepreneurs who will now worry about future wealth taxes. Toby Lutke from Shopify says, of course it's net negative. Anyone says, as Thatcher said, the problem with socialism is that eventually they run out of other people's money to take and they come for you. And he also responds to Toby saying 100. And on immigration, Brandon says, I can tell you exactly what will happen if Democrats regain power. They will use your money to fly deported illegal aliens back to America and pay them

25:31settlements. They will reopen our borders and ship millions of foreign people to any community they want. And they won't stop until America becomes an unrecognizable country. Elon says, true as well as reposting that. And Nelson Redpill says, Europe will be destroyed by women who project onto those animals the motherhood that belong to the children they aborted. Elon reposts that. And your discretion is advised for this post. Italian courts just guaranteed three of the four African men who raped a dying 16-year-old will walk free. After Desirée Mariottini was drugged, gang-raped, and left dying in Rome drug den in October 2018, police arrested four West African dealers for

26:07the crime. But when the 2024 appeals court reclassified the killing, it dropped Guerra's life sentence to 22 years and reduced the others. Italy's top court made it final that October. After the crime, Sara Lorenzos left-wing residents blocked Salvini from laying a rose because in the victimhood Olympics of the left, African murderers and rapists rank higher than their victim.

26:27Elon says, they are traitors to Italy. And on the media, X free says, honestly, it's pretty crazy how many people think they're intelligent just because they can sit on some dumb podcast and mock a man who's actually building the future. Only to expose their own room temperature IQ the moment they try to make an argument. They say he's just a

26:43lucky billionaire. Lucky once, PayPal. Lucky twice, Tesla making EVs mainstream. Lucky three times, building orbital rockets with boosters that literally fly back and land. Lucky four times, Starlink bringing internet to places that never had it. Lucky five times, Neuralink letting people with paralysis control computers using nothing but their thoughts. At some point, it stops being luck and starts being the work you're too lazy to see or understand. Elon responds, "If I'm just a lucky charm, I'm damn good at it." And the script is always the same. Elon is dumb, Elon is lucky, and Bill Gates is the good billionaire because he gives money away. Bravo El Rapha says they

27:18can't attack the results of Elon, so they attack the man. Dumb, lucky. When someone lands reusable rockets and the best you've got is that he got lucky, you're not making an argument. You're confessing you don't have one. History will judge this period very harshly. The lies, the manipulation, the coordinated narratives repeated word for word across every network. It's all archived now, every clip, every quote. You've already lost, you just don't know it yet. The builders won the moment they proved the

27:42future can be built instead of managed. And Elon Musk was once a moderate Democrat who supported Barack Obama. He even stood in line for 6 hours just to shake Obama's hand when he was running for president. In 2010, President Obama visited SpaceX at Cape Canaveral where Elon personally showed him around. But years later, Elon could no longer support the Democrats because they had

28:01become the party of division and hate. He eventually shifted his support to the Republicans. Now, House Democrats are preparing to make Elon Musk a major target of congressional investigations if they regain control of the house in the midterms. Also, in the previous years, Tesla stores, vehicles, and superchargers were targeted by arson, vandalism, and gunfire. This account says it's remarkable how much the relationship between Elon Musk and the Democrat party has changed. And here's

28:25Elon showing Obama SpaceX right there. Elon reposts this. And Elon also says some fools still think the legacy news is real, amazing. And he says Alex Gibney, who made the Elon Musk documentary, is a fraud and his fake documentary hit piece is utterly failed. Nobody wants to see it. Nick Schuly was just at the White House. He said, "When I exposed fraud, instead of the mainstream media investigating the fraud, they investigated me. Elon reposted that. And after Muslims burned Danish Embassies and killed roughly 250 people over cartoons of Muhammad, Western media hid the images while the UN investigated the newspaper instead of the killers. Fleming Rose ordered the

29:00drawing in 2005 specifically because Danish publishers had already stopped illustrating the prophet. And Imam Abu Laban then carried the originals plus three images he fabricated himself around the Middle East to manufacture a larger outrage. Kurt Westergaard spent New Year's 20 10 locked in a panic room with his 5-year-old granddaughter while Somalis chopped through the door with an axe. When Charlie Hebdo reprinted the cartoons in 2020, a teacher was beheaded

29:24a weeks later for showing them in class. 20 years later, most Western newsrooms still refuse to print them. And Elon reposted that. And finally, here's a story out of Austin. An Austin man walked up to a stranger using his computer on the fourth floor of the Central Library, punched him in the head so hard he's knocked out of his chair and stomped on his head multiple times

29:42while he lay unconscious on the floor. Then he calmly walked back to his own computer. And the person he attacked, Alonzo Marbury, is dead. He was a 62-year-old man simply using his computer at Austin Central Library. He died in hospice and Vasquez was charged with murder last week. Before the library, Vasquez had punched a Cap Metro bus driver in the mouth. That was dismissed by prosecutors. He also punched a mother in the face in front of her 11-year-old son, then punched the woman who tried to stop him. Those were also dismissed. Eric says, "Sadly, you need to avoid the beautiful library in downtown Austin. many libraries in the

30:15city are this way with unhinged people browsing inappropriate videos on the computers in front of children." And that, my friends, is everything Elon said today. Tesla starts early Optimus robot production with a line built for 1 million a year. Grok bot can do your taxes and fix your credit score. Elon Musk calls a Tesla-SpaceX merger inevitable. And we saw that Democrats are trying to put Elon in prison if they win the midterms. [music] Elon says, "Message received." And he will fight back. But anyway, that's everything I have for you guys. And as always, if you guys would like early access to these videos, consider joining the channel as

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