Tim Stenovec

And then investors do not reward them for it.

What is different this time?

Well, not just quarters of late.

Kurt Wagner, you got to go.

You got some work to do.

I want to let you get back to that work.

Thanks so much for joining us.

That's Kurt Wagner, senior technology reporter who covers social media.

He's the author of Battle for the Bird, Jack Dorsey, Elon Musk, and the $44 billion fight for Twitter's soul.

Yeah.

So what's the sales pitch to investors in Tesla as a car company, in Tesla as a robo-taxi company, in Tesla as a robot company that says, you know, this is in the best interest of shareholders to make an investment in Elon's AI company, XAI?

But keep that small position and not get not make it any bigger.

You could hear something today that would make you change your mind.

The only thing, the only thing, the only thing that can get your attention away.

That's funny.

This is, okay.

This is what I'm interested in.

That's par for the course for Elon Musk.

So, Steve, man, come on back here.

Does he does he get there this time with the robo taxi rollout?