Musk Says The Worlds Billionaires Are Worried About Trump Releasing The Epstein List

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Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk believes that some of the world’s wealthiest people are deeply concerned about former President Donald Trump making a comeback and potentially exposing Jeffrey Epstein’s notorious client list.

Musk shared his insights during a conversation with Tucker Carlson on the former Fox News host’s new show, which aired on the X platform, now under Musk’s ownership.

When Carlson wondered if the Epstein client list could see the light of day, Musk speculated that this might be why Kamala Harris is receiving so much backing, because if Trump takes office, the list might be revealed.

“You know I think part of why Kamala is getting so much support is that if Trump wins, that Epstein client list is going to become public,” the Tesla CEO remarked.

“And some of those billionaires behind Kamala are terrified of that outcome,” he noted.

Musk named venture capitalist Reid Hoffman and Microsoft icon Bill Gates among those who might be quaking in their boots over such disclosures.

“You can sort, you just look at them, and you’re like, ‘That’s a nervous person right there,'” Carlson concurred.

They went on to suggest that many of the people linked to Epstein, along with those associated with embattled rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs, are the same ones giving flack to ordinary citizens.

Musk hinted that a Trump victory could lead to a huge purge, where the former president could “clean house.”

During their discussion, Carlson pondered about Musk’s fate should Trump be defeated at the polls, which caused them both to burst out laughing.

“If Trump loses, you’re f***ed, dude,” Carlson cackled.

“If he loses, I’m f***ed,” Musk agreed. “How long do you think my prison sentence is going to be? Will I see my children? I don’t know.”

Musk and Carlson both concluded that a win for Harris could signify the last election cycle.

The conversation veered into societal issues, with Musk lamenting about the waning influence of religion, which he believes has been overtaken by the “woke mind virus.”

Musk also took a jab at California Governor Gavin Newsom during the interview, blaming him for the state’s decline.

Musk has urged Californians, where his companies were once headquartered, to pivot from the current ultra left-wing political roadmap.

He noted the growing popularity of Proposition 36, which advocates for stricter penalties for drug and theft offenses.

“Well, actually, I think I’ve been able to persuade people that, yeah, we really, we need to reverse course here,” he told Carlson.

“I think I’ve actually been able to persuade a number of people. I think there actually is now a ballot, a California ballot initiative, to re-criminalize theft.”

Critiquing Newsom’s stance against the proposition, Musk likened him to a villain, claiming that California mirrors a fictional Gotham-esque chaos where criminals are unchecked.

“Honestly, he’s the goddamn Joker,” the X owner stated. “Gavin Newsom is like from the Batman, Dark Knight. The Joker is in charge of Gotham.”

“You remember when he took over New York basically? The criminals run free and the citizens are arrested, that’s how — that’s California,” he added.

Musk speculated on Newsom’s opposition, pointing out that the liberal governor’s reasoning that the proposition disproportionately impacts minorities.

He claimed Newsom was “essentially saying black people and Hispanics are criminals,” which Carlson agreed with and noted that the stance “gives rise to racism.”

This led to accusations of inherent racism, with Carlson adding that such views might fuel further discrimination.

Musk attributed some of Newsom’s motivations to influence from wealthy liberals like George Soros.

“It’s real. I don’t think one can ascribe everything to Soros. George himself is, I mean, he’s senile at this point, he’s not compos mentis,” Musk pointed out.

“So his son, Alex, is in charge. But there is this whole system that Soros built over many decades, and so it’s I guess Soros and like minded people whatever,” he added.

“They believe in open borders, they believe we shouldn’t prosecute crime. This is insane.”

“Those seem like expressions of hatred toward the United States. If I was pushing out on a country, I would only do that if I hated the country and wanted to destroy it,” Carlson concluded.

Watch the full interview here:

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