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Elon Musk has been making headlines this past week with major developments across Tesla and his various ventures. The biggest story centers on his landmark one trillion dollar compensation package that Tesla shareholders approved back on November sixth. According to Fortune, Musk has officially started work toward this historic pay deal, which consists of twelve tiered grants of restricted stock. Here's where it gets interesting though: the package contains what analysts are calling built in loopholes that could actually benefit Musk handsomely while potentially disappointing shareholders.

The structure requires Musk to hit both market valuation targets and operational milestones to unlock each tranche. The valuation goals start at two trillion dollars and climb to eight point five trillion, which is seventy percent higher than Nvidia's current market cap. On the operational side, he needs to hit targets for vehicle deliveries, robotaxi fleets, full self driving subscriptions, and Ebitda levels. Fortune's analysis reveals that while the maximum payout sounds astronomical, the real opportunity lies in the easier targets. For example, the vehicle delivery milestone only requires Tesla to go from eight million to twenty million vehicles delivered, a threshold many analysts believe is achievable within six years at current production rates.

What's particularly notable is that once Musk hits the lowest valuation milestone of two trillion dollars for six months, that achievement is locked in permanently, even if the stock price drops afterward. This means he could theoretically see stock appreciation then decline, but still collect his reward. According to Fortune's calculations, even in a modest scenario where Tesla stock reaches five hundred eighty five dollars by twenty thirty five, Musk could pocket roughly eight point nine billion dollars, averaging nearly ninety million annually for his decade running the company.

On the X platform front, Musk launched a significant update to the Following feed where posts are now ranked by his AI system Grok, personalizing the user experience. Meanwhile, an NDTV report noted that the Telegraph exposed thousands of accounts on X as foreign trolls following a platform update, raising ongoing questions about bot activity and authenticity on the social network.

The big takeaway is that despite the trillion dollar headline, Musk's actual compensation may fall well short, though still enormous by any corporate standard. Shareholders will be watching closely to see whether the world's richest person can execute on these audacious goals.

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Elon Musk has just made headlines again with his blunt admission that despite years of trying, not a single major automaker actually wants to license Tesla’s Full Self-Driving technology. According to Electrek, although Musk had repeatedly suggested deals were on the table—including supposed discussions with Ford—no agreement ever materialized. Ford’s CEO publicly rebuffed Musk’s overtures, and Musk himself just confirmed that negotiations broke down over what he called “unworkable requirements” from rivals. This is a pivotal moment, as it challenges the ongoing narrative that Tesla’s robotics and AI expertise would lead legacy carmakers to license its software. Meanwhile, Toyota and other big players have chosen Waymo for autonomous tech, adding to Tesla’s mounting competition.

This past week Musk had several high-profile public appearances, most notably sharing a stage with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang at the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum in Washington D.C. CNBC covered the event, highlighting Musk’s enthusiastic remarks about the future of AI and robotics. He announced a major partnership with Nvidia and Humane, as well as plans for a 500 megawatt AI infrastructure project with support from the Saudi government—a move signaling that Musk’s AI ambitions aren’t slowing down. At the event, Musk doubled down on his prediction that “work will be optional” in a few decades, with humanoid robots poised to become the “biggest industry ever,” according to Fox Business. He suggested these advances could eliminate poverty and revolutionize how we think about labor, adding even more weight to his claims that Tesla’s Optimus robot isn’t just sci-fi but the near future.

On the social media front, Musk stirred up massive controversy by rolling out a location feature on X, his rebranded version of Twitter. As The Japan Times and Salon report, this tool exposed the true geographic origins of numerous politically influential accounts—many of which had positioned themselves as grassroots American voices but were revealed to be operating from countries like Nigeria, India, and Thailand. The abrupt exposure deeply embarrassed some pro-Trump influencers, fueling speculation about troll farms and foreign influence operations. Tech experts and journalists voiced concern over potential risks, especially for reporters covering authoritarian regimes, now that their locations might be misrepresented and exposed. Critics point out that Musk’s focus on engagement and monetization on X has incentivized not only authentic debate but also coordinated disinformation campaigns, echoing concerns raised by Business Insider and Salon.

Musk remains an ever-active force online, with hundreds of X posts each week on everything from AI breakthroughs to political provocations. Polymarket’s detailed tracking confirms his relentless output keeps him at the center of almost every digital uproar.

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Elon Musk has been in rare form this week lighting up headlines, social media, and investor buzz with a whirlwind of public appearances and bold predictions. On November 19th he made his first public speech since leaving the White House in May, taking the stage at the US-Saudi Investment Forum in Washington DC. According to The Independent and Euronews, Musk confidently predicted that within the next decade or two, artificial intelligence and humanoid robots will make “work optional,” eliminate poverty worldwide, and, in Musk’s signature flourish, render money itself “irrelevant.” That vision sent ripples through markets and Silicon Valley, especially given Musk’s recent $1 trillion deal approval from Tesla’s board.

In business news, at a recent event captured on YouTube, Musk detailed advances at his companies, with a particular spotlight on Tesla’s new AI5 chip. He described merging previously parallel chip and AI research programs to supercharge Tesla’s push toward fully autonomous vehicles and the Optimus robot. The shift underscores Musk’s commitment to efficiency and keeping Tesla at the front of the self-driving race. He’s not expanding production until convinced by the data—pointing to Tesla’s full self-driving suite surpassing a cumulative 10 billion miles driven, which Musk claims is now four times safer than human driving. He even challenged skeptics to test drive the latest FSD update at Tesla stores and see for themselves.

Beyond AI and EVs, Musk is also making waves with X, formerly Twitter. According to Polymarket, his posting activity remains frenzied—between November 7th and 14th, Musk fired off between 240 and 259 posts, keeping his audience guessing, provoking markets, and wielding X for both brash commentary and product news. NBC Universal reports Musk’s recent posts swing between conspiracy theories, fringe political statements, promotion of his ventures, and sharp criticism of media and government. That mix, while controversial, keeps his digital footprint—and influence—expanding daily.

There’s also persistent intrigue about Musk’s political afterglow and succession planning, as Politico describes continuing drama around his “DOGE” initiative inside the government and ongoing behind-the-scenes moves to keep Musk’s influence alive in Washington circles.

Worth noting is that, as of this morning, no truly explosive breaking news has shifted his trajectory in the past 24 hours, but Musk’s relentless pace—including showy predictions about AI, decisive moves in chip development, and his social media omnipresence—suggest a man still very much writing the next chapter of his story in real time.

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Elon Musk has been at the center of a whirlwind of news and activity these past few days, with moves that could have long-lasting effects on technology, business, and even society at large. At the November 6, 2025 Tesla Annual Shareholder Meeting in Austin, Musk delivered what he called the start of a “new book” for Tesla, emphasizing a bold pivot from electric vehicles to an AI and robotics-driven future. In this high-profile appearance, Musk laid out his vision for Optimus, Tesla’s humanoid robot, claiming it will be the company’s “biggest product ever”—predicting tens of billions of units worldwide to combat poverty and deliver universal healthcare, even suggesting robots could perform surgeries with superhuman precision. He announced Optimus version 3 production kicks off in 2026, aiming for a million units a year and dropping costs to around 20000 dollars per robot, with versions 4 and 5 following in 2027 and 2028.

He also staked Tesla’s fate on AI-powered autonomy, saying Full Self-Driving—now at version 14.1.7—will soon reach “unsupervised” capabilities and is currently ten times safer than the US driving average. Tesla’s FSD version 14.2 and 14.3, which includes features like safe texting while driving or even sleeping in the car, are slated for rollout in the coming months. On the vehicle front, Musk revealed robotaxi “cybercabs” start production in April at Giga Texas, targeting five million units a year, and Roadster 2.0’s unveil is scheduled for April 1, 2026.

Beyond products, Musk discussed AI chip supremacy with the AI5 and AI6 slated for 2026 and beyond, a new “Terafab” semiconductor foundry, and the idea that idle Tesla vehicles could soon join a distributed AI grid. He also doubled down on his long-term visions of humanity’s future with Mars colonization, consciousness uploads via Neuralink, and what he calls “universal high income.” All of this is tied to his newly approved trillion-dollar performance-based pay package, backed by roughly 75 percent of shareholders, a massive endorsement as reported by Teslarati and Fortune.

On the social media front, Musk has been characteristically active on X, mixing ambitious product updates, philosophical musings, and even colorful beefs. He recently reignited his feud with Bill Gates, telling him to exit his Tesla short position following his pay package victory, as chronicled by Fortune. At the same time, he publicly debunked a CNBC report claiming xAI had raised 15 billion dollars in new funding, dismissing the story as “legacy media lies.” His prolific tweeting continues apace—he averages 28 to 34 tweets daily this month according to Polymarket—and he took an unusually reflective turn on November 17, teasing the possibility of writing his autobiography to set the record straight on his life lessons and recent conflicts with biographer Walter Isaacson, reports Teslarati. On Instagram, Musk expressed regret for some inflammatory posts about Donald Trump last week, calling his comments about the former president “too far”—a rare public climbdown.

Elsewhere, Musk’s AI startup xAI made headlines with promises that its Grok platform will soon be able to analyze 100 million posts a day according to recent company updates. He also wowed tech crowds at the Baron Capital Conference, highlighting how his hands-on approach rescued both Tesla’s AI chips and robotics roadmap earlier this year.

Rumors and speculation have swirled around broader warnings for late 2025, but there is no verified catastrophic event tied directly to Musk—many of these predictions remain speculative despite their viral spread across YouTube and online commentary.

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Elon Musk has dominated headlines and social media in recent days with a blend of bold business moves, provocative online moments, and visionary public appearances. At Tesla's annual shareholder meeting in Austin on November 6th, Musk delivered what many are calling a new manifesto for the company's future, describing a transformation from electric vehicles to a full-scale AI and robotics powerhouse. He laid out plans for Optimus, Tesla's humanoid robot, which Musk believes could change the world by delivering universal high-quality medical care, performing surgeries with superhuman precision, and even monitoring convicts as a humane alternative to traditional prisons. He floated production targets of 1 million units a year starting in 2026, and billions of robots ultimately eliminating poverty. The company will churn out annual iterations, driving the price down to $20,000 per robot and positioning the product as more transformative than smartphones. Musk's focus extended to self-driving tech, revealing that Full Self-Driving is, in his words, “effectively solved” and nearly ready to beat human drivers in safety. New versions coming soon could allow texting or even sleeping behind the wheel, with regulatory approval targeted for China and Europe in early 2026.

The business world has been abuzz after Tesla shareholders approved his staggering $1 trillion performance-based compensation plan, tying Musk’s payout to delivering 20 million EVs, millions of FSD subscriptions, and vast numbers of robotaxis and robots in coming years. Analyst Ron Baron told CNBC the plan underscores Tesla’s ambition, though some outlets like The Register question whether Musk can hit these towering milestones given Tesla’s recent profit declines and increasingly tough competition.

In a move likely to delight consumers and confound skeptics, Bloomberg reports Tesla is now developing support for Apple CarPlay in its vehicles, reversing a decade-long Musk policy. This decision follows growing customer demand as well as the collapse of Apple’s own EV ambitions, showing Musk's willingness to adapt to market realities.

Elon’s social media output remains prolific. Per Polymarket and xTracker dashboards, Musk tweeted at least 240 times in the seven days leading up to November 14. On X, he showcased Grok Imagine, his AI media tool, inviting mixed reactions with quirky prompts like AI-generated romantic videos starring synthetic voices. TechCrunch noted that these posts stirred both fascination and ridicule amidst ongoing scrutiny of his digital persona.

On the cultural side, Billie Eilish ignited viral conversation by posting criticism of Musk to her Instagram stories. Men’s Journal clarifies that her initial post contained inaccuracies but sparked widespread debate nonetheless.

Finally, in a moment of sportsmanship, Musk congratulated Jeff Bezos after Blue Origin’s booster achieved a historic droneship landing, as reported by Economic Times, indicating that the Musk-Bezos rivalry now occasionally gives way to public respect.

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Elon Musk has been making headlines on multiple fronts over the past few days, from corporate milestones to cultural moments and Twitter firestorms. Bloomberg Technology reports that Tesla shareholders have just approved an eye-popping $1 trillion compensation package for Musk, designed to keep him driving huge targets for the company over the next decade. Among the ambitious milestones baked into those incentives are delivering 20 million vehicles within 10 years and overseeing 50 percent annualized production growth by 2026. Musk made it clear that while these figures are inspirational, they’re dependent on major supply chain improvements and regulatory approvals—classic Musk, tossing out bold targets but peppering them with caveats. He also mused about having the control needed to transform Tesla into a true AI and robotics leader, including scaling up the Optimus robot project, but left the door open to stepping aside if, as he put it, he "goes insane."

While Musk dominates headlines with business news, his presence on social media remains relentless. According to the tracking site Polymarket, he’s been on a tweeting spree with dozens of posts on X over the past week, keeping both fans and critics busy and once again making him one of the most engaging—and controversial—tech figures online.

Speaking of social buzz, Indian fans have been fawning over Musk after he posted about Lord Ganesha on X. NDTV Profit reports that Musk asked Grok, his xAI chatbot, to identify a statue of the famous Hindu deity. Grok nailed the answer, and Musk’s curiosity delighted his Indian fanbase. The post went viral and apparently was inspired by a gift from the India Global Forum during their Monday visit to Tesla’s Austin Gigafactory, a move seen as a sign of the growing ties between Tesla and India's push into global electric vehicles.

On the less flattering side, Musk has picked up some public criticism from literary circles. Unilad Tech details how celebrated American author Joyce Carol Oates posted a scathing message calling Musk "uneducated" and "uncultured," stirring conversation about the multi-billionaire’s public persona and the sometimes adversarial relationship he maintains with cultural thought leaders.

Speculation remains high around Musk’s ongoing comments about forthcoming regulatory changes, particularly on self-driving technology approvals, as well as the evolving strategy for his Optimus robotics initiative. As always with Musk, separating ambition from reality requires careful fact-checking, but there’s no denying his moves and statements this week could echo for years to come.

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Elon Musk just made global headlines as Tesla shareholders approved a colossal new executive pay package that puts him on the fast track to becoming the world’s first trillionaire, according to Fortune. This compensation plan, essentially a $1 trillion bet over the next decade, is tied to ambitious milestones—among them, boosting Tesla’s market capitalization to $8.5 trillion, rolling out 20 million vehicles, and launching a million robotaxis and a million humanoid robots called Optimus into commercial use. It’s a stunning vote of confidence, passing with over 75 percent approval, and if Musk pulls off even part of it, his personal fortune could eclipse historical titans like Rockefeller. Tesla’s board describes Musk as indispensable, while investors like Ron Baron have gone on record saying Tesla simply wouldn’t exist without his relentless drive.

Not everyone is celebrating. Proxy advisors Glass Lewis and ISS urged a no vote, slamming the deal’s sheer magnitude. Musk, never one to back down, lashed out at critics during the October earnings call, labeling them “corporate terrorists.” There’s risk for both Tesla and Musk here: the stock dove earlier this year as he split focus with governmental roles, but has bounced back since he promised to double down on Tesla.

In the past 24 hours, Musk himself has fanned speculation with a cryptic “time to pull a LOT of rabbits out of the hat” post on X—as reported by The Economic Times—sending his followers into a frenzy guessing at fresh ventures or innovations, possibly including massive chip fabrication plans or major new robotics announcements. On the business front, he recently teased talks with Intel about potentially building a “gigantic chip fab,” though he insists nothing’s signed yet.

On the social and political side, Musk continues to court controversy. According to AFP, he ignited a public dust-up on Election Day, slamming the design of New York City ballots as a “scam” on his X platform and claiming it unfairly harmed his preferred candidate. Fact-checkers quickly pointed out the ballot followed established city procedures. His social media presence is relentless—by RSF’s count, he attacks the media nearly three times a day on X, stoking division and stirring debate.

Technologically, Musk is also making a play in the information space. RMIT University reports he has now launched Grokipedia, a competitor to Wikipedia, aiming to redefine the way people source and synthesize facts online.

In sum, Musk’s week has been dominated by this record-breaking Tesla pay package, viral social media moves, and a steady stream of unpredictable business hints. The stakes are enormous: success could see him amass historic power and wealth, while any stumble is magnified by the worldwide attention he courts. Thanks for listening. Hit subscribe so you never miss the latest update on Elon Musk, and if you love fast flash biographies, search Biography Flash for more great stories.

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Tesla shareholders are staring down the most consequential vote in company history this week, as they decide whether to approve Elon Musk’s mind-boggling pay package that could see him pocket as much as $1 trillion in Tesla stock. According to the Los Angeles Times and Yahoo Finance, the decision hangs on aggressive milestones including a $2 trillion company valuation and ambitious objectives like rolling out 1 million robotaxis, delivering 20 million vehicles, and ramping full self-drive subscriptions into the millions. Musk has made it clear: he wants more than 25 percent ownership if he’s to oversee Tesla’s pivot to AI and the development of the company’s Optimus humanoid robot army. He’s quoted as not feeling comfortable building such technologies unless he retains significant control, and board chair Robyn Denholm has warned that Musk could walk away from Tesla if the vote goes against him.

It’s a tense moment for Musk’s leadership—especially with Tesla’s shares up 22 percent this year despite a 31 percent profit plunge and EVs under political attack in the U.S. Experts are calling Tesla’s future a turning point as it doubles down on autonomous tech, less reliant on its core electric vehicle lineup. If shareholders approve the package, industry watchers say it could redefine CEO compensation and cement Musk’s influence for the decade ahead.

On the social media front, Musk’s week began with him embroiled in a new online spat with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman over a canceled Tesla Roadster order. Business Insider details how Musk accused Altman of selective storytelling, claiming Altman received his $50,000 refund within 24 hours—yet omitted it from his public complaints. Musk, in classic style, upped the drama on Joe Rogan’s podcast, teasing that the next Roadster would make all the James Bond cars look tame and promising an “unforgettable” demo soon.

But the social media chaos didn’t stop there. Musk made headlines—and drew swift outrage—for a post mocking New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s name while endorsing rival Andrew Cuomo on X. As reported by Storyboard18, critics accused Musk of racism and childishness, pointing to a pattern of mocking minority identities. He remains unapologetic, continuing to cast himself as a “free speech absolutist.”

On the business activity front, Musk’s focus has shifted sharply toward artificial intelligence. CNBC TV18 reports Musk intends for the algorithm behind X, his social media platform, to go fully AI-driven by November, promising open-source updates every two weeks and signaling a radical future for personalized feeds and platform moderation.

Finally, Polymarket data shows Musk’s social media output remains noisy, with dozens of posts that mix business, banter, and controversy, but the real story is how his tweets continue to drive headlines. As tensions build before the shareholder vote, Musk’s blend of high-stakes business drama and online spectacle is dominating the news cycle, with every move weighing heavily on both Tesla’s fortunes and Musk’s sprawling influence.

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In the past few days Elon Musk has been everywhere from podcast studios to boardrooms and front-page headlines and as always, he is doing it in ways only Musk can manage. Yesterday Musk appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience and got the tech world buzzing by teasing a potential Tesla flying car. He hinted that he is getting close to unveiling a prototype Roadster “before the end of the year” promising that both the car and its tech are crazier than anything James Bond ever drove. Musk would not confirm specifics but called the coming reveal possibly the “most memorable product unveil ever,” a statement Business Insider immediately flagged for its typical Muskian audacity and potential to set social media alight. The appearance came on the heels of a little Twitter — or X — drama, after OpenAI’s Sam Altman posted an email showing he had paid a hefty deposit for the Roadster years ago, then asked for a refund and the email bounced, fueling fresh headlines about Musk’s transactional quirks.

But if flying cars and viral refunds were not enough, it is Musk’s $1 trillion Tesla pay package and the threat to leave the company if it is not approved that is really making investors and the public sweat. According to Broadband Breakfast and CNBC, Musk told shareholders on this week’s Q3 earnings call that he needs about 25 percent voting control to confidently direct Tesla’s future, especially with its leaps into artificial intelligence and robotics. He raised the stakes by warning that he might depart if shareholder control is not assured for his ambitious plan, especially around the Optimus humanoid robot project, which he jokingly referred to as possibly building a “robot army.” Analysts expect Musk’s pay plan will likely pass at Tesla’s November 6 shareholder meeting, but controversies are swirling. Advisory firms like ISS and Glass Lewis oppose it, calling it “astronomical,” while a coalition of unions and watchdogs is running a campaign against Musk’s increasingly political behavior and his penchant for provocative social media posts, which they say are infecting the Tesla brand.

Speaking of social media, this week Musk confirmed that X’s timeline algorithm will be fully AI-driven by November 2025. According to CXO Digital Pulse and CNBC TV18, X’s open-sourced algorithm will update every two weeks to reveal exactly how feeds are curated—a move that Musk says will boost transparency and further X’s ambitions as an AI-centric platform. Meantime, the media watchdog group RSF noted that Musk’s rate of attacks on news outlets is nearly three a day, double what it was a year ago, and critics are concerned about how his online conduct is affecting tech and media discourse.

And of course there is always a touch of Musk unpredictability—he made headlines by criticising Bill Gates’s command of the hard sciences in direct conversation, a slight the Times of India immediately ran with even as Musk himself brushed off the backlash. Speculation about Musk’s warnings of major systemic changes in November 2025 is trending on YouTube with videos repackaging his comments for maximum drama, though most mainstream outlets treat these as classic Musk sensationalism rather than credible prediction.

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Elon Musk continues to dominate headlines with a unique mix of boardroom drama, political intrigue, and tech disruption. This week saw a bombshell political development: Times Now reports that President Donald Trump stunned his Cabinet by announcing plans to elevate Musk, sparking speculation about Musk’s role in U.S. politics and sending shockwaves through Washington. While Trump, at a meeting with police officers, stayed silent on Musk’s possible appointment, the move signals both potential influence and controversy at the highest levels of government.

On social media, Musk’s activity has surged to almost frenetic levels, where analysts like Polymarket estimate he made over 260 tweets in just the past week, often posting in rapid bursts throughout the day and night. Reporters Without Borders notes Musk attacks the media on X nearly three times daily, with the rate intensifying during key political moments. His posts range from criticism of legacy media and governments to heated responses to critics and rivals. Musk’s pivot toward divisive commentary is shaping not only his brand but also broader media conversations.

Business-wise, Musk launched Grokipedia—his latest AI-driven project aiming to rival Wikipedia. According to Daily Sabah and IBTimes UK, Grokipedia went live this week, with Musk promising to purge “propaganda” and offer source-cited articles powered by xAI. Musk’s online statements suggest he personally delayed the project’s first public release to ensure neutrality, a move that generated both tech excitement and pushback from critics.

Tesla’s trajectory remains a major storyline. Electrek covered a new Yale and NBER study showing Musk’s political evolution has cost Tesla over one million vehicle sales in the U.S. alone since 2022. Data reflects Tesla’s brand is hemorrhaging liberal and moderate buyers, with competitors like Ford and Kia experiencing a surprising sales windfall at Tesla’s expense. Plans for new factories have stalled, utilization rates at existing facilities have fallen, and Tesla’s global ambitions are suffering amid Musk’s growing partisan image. Despite expectations, Musk’s outspoken conservatism has not won over new Republican buyers, underlining the risk to Tesla’s market dominance.

X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, continues to weather challenges since Musk’s 2022 acquisition and controversial rebrand. Wikipedia documents the removal of legacy features and deepening controversies over misinformation, hate speech, and legal battles with watchdogs. Musk’s efforts to build X into a “super-app” like WeChat have met resistance from regulators and critics worldwide. Recent standoffs include Musk’s sparring with UK officials over disinformation and his online disputes with political figures during crisis events.

Public appearances have been less frequent, with Musk favoring digital platforms and erratic tweet storms over in-person interviews. Speculation over his next moves persists, especially after calls from critics like Steve Bannon for federal action against Musk and SpaceX. So far, no legal or political actions have materialized.

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