Much like his pet, Donald Trump, Elon Musk wants you to believe that he's a self-made man,

an independent thinker, disruptor, the status quo, and brilliant.

Here's a reality, though.

Musk has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of Donald's regime, raking in billions while

pretending to be some sort of anti-established and retigate and genius.

The worst part is he's still trying to play both sides.

Also, I just want to point out this started long before.

Like he had billions, his companies had billions in government contracts or the Biden administration as well.

Gee, wish we could have done something about that then.

I want to take you,

I want you to take a look at something that's truly baffling. As reported by the New York Times,

this is just a glimpse of all of the agencies currently investigating Elon Musk's businesses.

Just check to see if any of these look familiar to you. Of course they do, because one of the first things Donald did

in office was to purge, or at least give Musk the authority to purge regulatory agencies like

these, the very agencies that are investigating Musk's company. Since 2017, at least 32 ongoing

federal investigations into Musk's empire have been stalled or outright buried,

which seems pretty convenient to me.

Here's Representative Greg Kassar speaking some truths at the inaugural Doge subcommittee hearing.

At least five inspector generals that were looking into Elon Musk's companies were fired by the Trump-Musk administration.

These inspector generals who are independent, protected by law, they are the people that find the waste fraud and abuse and found many of the cases of waste fraud and abuse that have been brought up today

fired because they were looking into Elon Musk. Rep Kassar is talking about agencies like the

Federal Aviation Agency, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the National Labor Relations

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