Elon Musk is the richest man on earth. An explosive new film from Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney suggests he may also be the most dangerous.
“As he accretes more power, he’s no longer interested in checking his worst impulses,” Gibney says, reflecting on Musk’s trajectory. “Someone who worked closely with Elon told me, ‘He’s the most miserable man I’ve ever met.’ So he’s inflicting his misery on everyone else.”
For the latest cover story, THR’s Steven Zeitchik sits down with Gibney in the editing suite as he finishes ‘Musk,’ the four-hour documentary: https://t.co/jUbYI6vhJA
I defeated an incumbent Republican when I first ran for the Senate in 2010
The establishment did what it could to defeat me; I won anyway
I find it telling & extremely irritating when Uniparty Republicans try to defeat a GOP Senate candidate, even after he wins the nomination
Piker feels like a classic “online” vs “reality” story that has become familiar, meaning if you live mostly online, you know who he is. If you live a normie life (you know, go outside, touch grass, drive a car), you have no clue who this person is and when you are forced to read about him, you simply chalk him up to another lost soul who thinks the online world is the real world. He seems like a totally overrated story
Abdul El-Sayed goes on CNN and challenges JD Vance after attacking the Second Lady:
"The point that I've been making about his wife is that he believes in a political philosophy that says that some people are somehow more American than others."
"Any of us with different color skin who pray different ways can be just as American as JD and his Papaw."
No pushback from CNN's Kaitlan Collins.
Fascinated by the Bari Derangement Syndrome.
The Democrat candidate in the top Senate race in the country has been deleting tweets about how he feels about 9/11...
After campaigning with a surrogate who said America deserved 9/11.
Seems pretty newsworthy!
1. Sayed wants Israel wiped out
2. The Palestinians have rejected statehood at least 5 times
3. A "Two-State Solution" died permanently on Oct 7 2023. Anyone who can't recognize that has no business commenting on the region.
Tom Friedman writes that El-Sayed’s Winning Path in Michigan is his continued support for “equal rights to peace, dignity and self-determination for Jewish Israelis and Palestinians alike.” Friedman traces AIPAC’s move from supporting Israel to parroting Netanyahu’s extremism.
https://t.co/ocXpSV3WcS