Tesla founder Elon Musk warned on Monday that President Kamala Harris will use the levers of power to shut down Company X.
Musk, who has taken over the popular multibillion-dollar platform to protect free speech, spoke to broadcaster Joe Rogan about its future after the election.
“If you don’t do it, no one will,” Rogan said. And here’s the funny story I keep hearing from idiots: “Elon is a bad businessman. As you know, Twitter is now worth 400% less than it was when he bought it. “No, it wasn’t worth it in the first place, it wasn’t worth $44 billion, you idiots, and you’re wrong too. -.”
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Billionaire Elon Musk spoke to host Joe Rogan about the future of the X platform under the leadership of future President Kamala Harris or future President Donald Trump. (The Joe Rogan Experience.)
Musk agreed and said Orwell’s anti-digital hate center is a “total fraud organization” like the Ministry of Truth. He referred to the group as a “watchdog organization” that “pushed advertisers into boycotts.”
last year, Musk’s company X Corp has filed a lawsuit against it The Center for Countering Digital Hate claimed it spread “misleading claims” and exaggerated the prevalence of harmful content on X to discourage investment from advertisers.
While Musk said some aspects of the boycott have diminished, this election will be a defining moment in the battle between government censorship and free speech.
“I think if Trump wins, we’ll see, you know, probably most of the boycott will be lifted,” he said. “But if Kamala wins, we will see the district become stronger and it will close down hard [it] under. “It is not possible for Kamala’s client system to allow X.”
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Vice President Kamala Harris arrives at a campaign event at the PA Farm Show Complex and Expo Center on October 30, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. It’s the most visited state since August, according to Axios. (AP/Matt Slocum)
“Do you really think they’ll be able to shut it down, though? Is there a way to do that?” the podcast host asked, and later wondered, “What would they do?”
Musk laid out some scenarios he believes could happen.
“They can address the Ministry of Justice [Department of Justice] You know, and say, you know, they have this whole thing like hate speech or misinformation or whatever, except they’re the ones promoting the misinformation. But this does not prevent them from filing huge lawsuits and seeking the help of the Ministry of Justice.”
Last year, the Department of Justice introduced A A lawsuit against SpaceXMusk’s company has been accused of discriminating against asylum seekers and refugees in hiring decisions. A federal judge has put this lawsuit on hold pending the outcome of SpaceX’s lawsuit.
Fox News Digital has reached out to the Harris campaign for comment.
Podcast host Joe Rogan told former President Trump that he gained great popularity among Americans because of “the wild stuff—” he says. (Screenshots/Joe Rogan Experience)
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