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And now your host, Logan Secular. Welcome to Seculo. Phone lines are open for you at 1-800-6-4-31-10. 1-800-6-8-4-31-10 as everyone kind of piles on today. We have an

interesting breaking news item that came out overnight. And this was due to an investor

call, is that right, that was happening via Tesla. As we know, Tesla has taken some, some hits

financially and physically over the last few months due to Elon's involvement, President

Trump's administration. And we do know that that has caused some negative impact on his business.

Now, Elon Musk also has made the statement that soon, and we'll get the exact quotes, but

soon he will be taking a bit of a backseat role in Doge, making way for new people to take

over as he will spend more time focused on his private business as well.

But this is pretty big because a lot of people have been pushing this and there's obviously

going to be a lot of talk of whether this was always the plan. He always talked about he wasn't

going to be there for very long. But I think the idea was first. He would be there for a year,

maybe two years. But now we're talking about only a few months as Doge has really shaken a lot of

things up.

Well, and to some degree, this is necessary under law because he is a special government

employee.

So that is statutory law.

He has only a certain amount of time under this category that he is able to be an employee of the

government per calendar year. And that's 130 days that he can work for the government while

keeping this special status. And really that because he didn't have to divest of his businesses

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