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“‘Weaponized Govt Agencies’ don’t wish good things for me” – Musk blames Biden admin for Ukraine-Starlink block

“Interests aligned with President Biden probably do not wish good things for me”

Newsroom September 15 05:11

“I don’t know really what their issue is.”

That’s how the world’s richest man describes the apparent ‘beef’ that the Biden administration has with him (apart from him calling them on their bullshit and enabling a free-speech platform for others to discuss non-approved narratives).

Specifically, Elon Musk told the panel on the ‘All-In’ Podcast Summit yesterday:

“…there does seem to be some significant increase in the weaponization of government and really sort of misuse of prosecutorial discretion in many areas… I think this is really a dangerous thing for there to be partisan politics with government agencies.”

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“Elon, does the Biden administration have it out for you, and why?” All-In host entrepreneur David Sacks asked Musk.

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