Molly Ball
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It was such an incredible visual, wasn't it? I mean, to have Elon Musk sort of towering over the president and answering questions almost on his behalf, it really sort of visually summarized the way in which he does seem to have become, in a lot of people's minds, a sort of co-president, someone with... you know, the power befitting a world leader.
It was such an incredible visual, wasn't it? I mean, to have Elon Musk sort of towering over the president and answering questions almost on his behalf, it really sort of visually summarized the way in which he does seem to have become, in a lot of people's minds, a sort of co-president, someone with... you know, the power befitting a world leader.
It was such an incredible visual, wasn't it? I mean, to have Elon Musk sort of towering over the president and answering questions almost on his behalf, it really sort of visually summarized the way in which he does seem to have become, in a lot of people's minds, a sort of co-president, someone with... you know, the power befitting a world leader.
And to have, you know, his cute little son sort of rampaging around the room as if he owned the place, it's sort of as if both of them owned the place.
And to have, you know, his cute little son sort of rampaging around the room as if he owned the place, it's sort of as if both of them owned the place.
And to have, you know, his cute little son sort of rampaging around the room as if he owned the place, it's sort of as if both of them owned the place.
Can I ask you something about the Twitter example, though? Because, yes, he did a lot of the same things that we now see him doing with the government. But was it successful? I mean, isn't Twitter now a smaller, less profitable company than it was when he bought it?
Can I ask you something about the Twitter example, though? Because, yes, he did a lot of the same things that we now see him doing with the government. But was it successful? I mean, isn't Twitter now a smaller, less profitable company than it was when he bought it?
Can I ask you something about the Twitter example, though? Because, yes, he did a lot of the same things that we now see him doing with the government. But was it successful? I mean, isn't Twitter now a smaller, less profitable company than it was when he bought it?
It's the everything app.
It's the everything app.
It's the everything app.
What do you think Elon Musk wants out of this? Like, what do you view as his motivation here?
What do you think Elon Musk wants out of this? Like, what do you view as his motivation here?
What do you think Elon Musk wants out of this? Like, what do you view as his motivation here?