Elon Musk

Thursday’s PBS News Hour continued to use space tech entrepreneur, “X” owner, and Donald Trump fan Elon Musk into a convenient punching bag, continuing to spread smears of Musk (“increasingly unhinged” in 2023, drug use in 2025) as they promoted a four-hour hit-piece documentary. 

How much money should any one person have? When Elon Musk became the world’s first trillionaire, people got mad. “He will own everything!” claims a popular YouTuber. “He will own your house ... your country ... your government.” Comedian Bill Maher, lately a voice of reason, asked, “Would it be crazy to have a law that said, ‘You can’t go above 1% of gross domestic product?!’”

Between CBS Sunday Morning and Monday’s CBS Mornings, CBS News went out of its way to team up with liberal author Michael Lewis to come off as hot and bothered by the subject of Lewis’s new book Blockers, which acts as a shrine to federal workers who worked to undermine President Trump and Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), heralding them as non-partisan actors whose only…

Tuesday’s edition of Amanpour and Company on PBS should have been called “Everything I Don't Like Is Fascism" because co-host Bianna Golodryga welcomed authors Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor to promote their new book, End Times Fascism, where they argued that simple things such as borders and EPA deregulation were part of a plot orchestrated by fascists to bring about an end of the world.

The Elitist Media evening news will often fill their newscasts with stories about vehicular mishaps (sometimes as filler that facilitates the omission of narrative-inconvenient stories). As we’ve often noted, only one vehicle brand is ever mentioned by name when these stories go on the air.

On Monday’s All In, host Chris Hayes just went on a hypocrisy-lined tear against X owner Elon Musk for spending big in the midterms, while completely downplaying the enormous spending already unleashed by leftist billionaire George Soros. Hayes decried Musk’s “unfathomable amounts of money” to “elect Republicans this cycle,” browbeating him for not giving that money to charity or some other…

We regret to inform you that the Elitist Media are at it again, singling out Tesla during reporting on a fatal auto accident. This time it was both ABC and CBS putting their Elon Derangement out on full display on their respective evening newscasts.

On Wednesday night, MS NOW’s The Last Word host Lawrence O’Donnell continued the network's promotion of the novel The Breakup, a futuristic book set 20 years into the future after a civil war and “national divorce.” O’Donnell called the book his “favorite new book” as he told fellow MS NOW host Jen Psaki details of the novel, including former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s role of “…

Traffic accident coverage is a staple of the Elitist Media Evening News, faithfully serving as filler against stories they’d rather not air. Like the empty carbs taking steak’s place on your plate. And when it comes to the traffic accident filler, the networks have demonstrated a tendency to name only one vehicle brand.

For all of NewsNation host Chris Cuomo’s centerward shift from the extreme left, he still managed to let his old lefty “Fredo” habits seep through in his disdain of Elon Musk. And Daily Wire’s Michael Knowles kicked him all over the proverbial yard for it.

“Oh, the irony is too much,” X.com Owner Elon Musk wrote Monday, responding to viral video of New York City Democratic Socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s plan to required I.D. to buy groceries, but not to vote.

Pompous, lefty Economist editor-in-chief Zanny Minton Beddoes couldn’t stand that the world’s richest man just made her look like a complete idiot in front of cyberspace. The sniveling Beddoes took to CNBC's Squawk Box to kvetch.

Amanpour & Co., which airs on PBS and CNN International, invited New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof on to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, and to blame it on Elon Musk. Is this Kristof’s first TV appearance since the summer’s controversy over his indecent hit piece from Israel? Kristof’s recent columns blame tragic situations in impoverished Third World countries on Elon…

You come at the X trolling king, you better not miss. And unfortunately for The Economist, all of cyberspace saw its editor-in-chief get torn to shreds in a debate battle with the world’s richest man.