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It's the Motley Fool Money Radio Show. I'm Chris Ellin joining me in studio,

senior analyst Jason Moser, David Cretzman and Andy Cross. Good to see you as always,

gentleman. We've got the latest headlines from Wall Street. We'll talk about the business of

space with author Christian Davenport and as always we're giving an inside look at the stocks on

our radar. But we begin with the most compelling daytime drama on Wall Street as the Tesla turns.

Elon Musk dominated the headlines by tweeting that he is thinking about taking Tesla private

at $420 a share. He did this on Twitter with a single tweet that concluded with Musk stating

funding secured. Andy, there's a lot of time pack here. I'll start with you.

Where do you think we're going from here? Well, the funding is yet to be secured or at least

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