All right, Alexander, let's talk about the Musk-Trump Spaces conversation.

And let's talk as well about the letter that Tieri-Brenton, the European Commissioner, sent to Musk to X right before the conversation was going to air.

And in this letter, which was published on X,

it's interesting that he's using X to get this letter out there,

Mr. Brenton, he basically warns Musk to censor the conversation that he's about to have with Trump.

He hasn't had the conversation yet.

The spaces conversation has not aired at the time when he sent this letter.

But in anticipation of the conversation, the EU warned Musk,

you better censor your conversation with the former president of the United States and

the candidate of the Republican Party for the current elections in the United States. Wow. What, what an action by the European Union. I think they've really, they've really overdone it now. That's my impression of it. They really crossed over a red line. But anyway, what are your thoughts about?

Well, they're not crossed over a red line. They've charged across that red line and they're

charging further because it's one of the most menacing letters I have ever seen. I mean,

I've been in situations where I've been advising all kinds of corporate entities and people

and, you know, who get letters from government institutions and governmental institutions.

I've never seen anything quite like this. I mean, it sort of drips with menace, if I have to say it.

And, I mean, it lumps together the meeting with Trump,

which, as you correctly said, had not yet happened,

with the riots in Britain.

I mean, it sort of makes it, it makes a sort of conflation of the two, hinting, by the way,

in my opinion, at some connection to the events in January 2021 that took place in Washington.

Sorry to be a little elliptical about that, but we have to be careful what we say.

So, I mean, it makes it all look as if, you know, Trump is dangerous.

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