Well, welcome to the show, everybody.

Let's start with Tesla.

Tesla is having more than just a bad month.

It is witnessing a full-blown collapse in the country of Sweden.

And this goes to the broader problems that this company is having.

This goes to the ill-advised nature of how Elon Musk got himself involved in reactionary politics

alongside Donald Trump. And maybe the saddest thing of it all is that it's ending the way it always

ends, which is with Donald Trump making fun of Elon Musk,

even though he says he's great, even though he says he accomplished everything, ultimately

Elon leaving Doge, going back to try to save his failing companies, but not even really getting

the praise and respect of Donald Trump. We'll talk about that in a moment. So

in April 2025, the month that just ended, Tesla sold only 203 vehicles in the entire country.

That is for the entire month. That's not at one location. That's not per week or per day. That's

for the entire month in the entire country.

And it's really important to contextualize this in that we are not seeing like a general electric vehicle slump or people losing interest in electric vehicles specifically.

The specifics of this are Tesla. Tesla is nosediving. And of course,

the reason is Elon Musk. While Tesla is floundering, the broader EV market in Sweden and across

Europe is continuing to grow. Consumers want to go electric, but they're increasingly going with anything but Tesla.

Now, other automakers are seeing stable or rising EV numbers in 2025, especially in European

countries, which continue to roll out charging infrastructure and incentives for EV adoption.

But Tesla is now in this situation where they've got

a toxic guy at the top who, by the way, they're starting to look to push out and look for a

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