All right, the situation with Elon Musk seems to have gotten a lot worse.

Now, unfortunately, his name has been popping up a lot in politics over the past week again.

Not only to Donald Trump mention Elon Musk by name in a recent phone call with Scott Jennings,

he said that Elon has, quote, unquote, problems.

But then Elon's name got inserted into the Epstein survivor rally.

When Thomas Massey and other people were asked, will Elon Musk help support this venture as Donald Trump and other Republicans tried to take you down?

So all of this had me wondering, what's been going on with Elon Musk lately?

I started to scroll through his Twitter or his ex, whatever you want to call it.

And as I scrolled through it, I realized the Elon Musk situation has gotten much, much worse.

We've seen him fall down this own right-wing pipeline for the past two years, but it seems like he got dragged deeper

into his own far, far-right algorithm, and I want to get there. First, let's just start off with

this clip of Donald Trump addressing Elon Musk. He says, you know, I like him. He's 80% genius,

but 20% of him does have some problems, which this is all directly

coming from Donald Trump's lived experience with Elon Musk in the White House. Not even five

months ago when Elon Musk was taking the personal data of millions of Americans, huffing ketamine,

and walking around the White House

slashing agencies that are necessary. Now Trump admits openly. He has some problems. Could you

imagine if Biden had a bunch of, you know, advisors around him, he fires a few of them. We find out

that they're drug addicts and he says, yeah,

he had some problems. Like this would never, ever pass in any other reality. So let's take a listen. Well, I don't think he's a choice. So what's he going to do? He's going to go with the radical left lunatics, you know, they're lunatics. I don't think he has a choice. He's a man of common sense. He's a good man. He got off the reservation

incorrectly, and that's okay because, you know, it's just one of those things. But he's a good person.

He's got, you know, 80 percent super genius, and then 20 percent he's got some problems. And

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