We are broadcasting today here from Krakow, Poland. Flew in here on Saturday night, arrived on

Sunday night so we could visit Auschwitz with Elon Musk. We were invited by the European Jewish

Association every year. They do an event here at Auschwitz around the liberation of Auschwitz

at the time of year that Auschwitz was liberated in 1945. And I have to say, Auschwitz is an insane experience. I've

never been there before. I know that Elon hasn't been there before either. And we were walking

the grounds together, obviously being given a tour by a tour guide. And for those who have seen

images of the Holocaust, which I would assume is pretty much everyone, although by poll numbers, apparently not.

For those who have seen movies about the Holocaust, seeing the actual structures where mass death was brought upon the Jewish people, as well as Roma, homosexuals, Russian soldiers.

It's an astonishing demonstration of the darkness that is

present and possible inside the human soul and just first general impressions of what it's like

there. And for those who have not visited, it is worth to visit because I think that we tend to live

very easy lives, thank God, in the West, in the modern

era. We tend to look around us and see people who are generally good, people who generally believe

in non-evil things. And then you go to a place like Auschwitz and you realize that it actually

is not

all that unthinkable for the unthinkable to happen. So first we visited Auschwitz, which is a much

smaller area of the actual death camps than the death camp footprint actually is. The death camp

footprint includes the Auschwitz complex includes some 40 different camps around work camps,

death camps, the Ashvitz complex, the center of it where you see that famous fence, the Arbitt

Mahfrey, the work will make free, which of course was a lie, the freedom was murder.

You see that when you walk in and then you walk into various buildings, brick structures that had originally been built

as actual barracks and that were then turned into these hell holes where they would hold

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