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On this episode of the Elon, Inc. podcast, we discuss why the Trump campaign has turned to Musk and other big tech leaders to learn more about crypto in a bid to appeal to Silicon Valley. Read more: #bitcoin #trump #technology Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Elon and Trump – Elon, Inc. In…

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On this episode of the Elon, Inc. podcast, we discuss why the Trump campaign has turned to Musk and other big tech leaders to learn more about crypto in a bid to appeal to Silicon Valley.
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Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Elon and Trump – Elon, Inc.
In the aftermath of Donald Trump’s felony conviction for fraud, his followers scrambled to be first to reaffirm their fealty to the twice-impeached Republican.
Bloomberg has reported on how Musk is advising the presumptive GOP presidential candidate on all things crypto (maybe Dogecoin?), and the Wall Street Journal has related details about their time together in Florida—as well as the Tesla chief executive’s potential role in a second Trump administration. Bloomberg’s national politics correspondent Nancy Cook joines Max Chafkin and Kurt Wagner to talk about all of this. Also, the panel looked at some recent legal issues.

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  1. @westpaul735

    June 5, 2024 at 5:12 pm

    Vote Convict tRump for dictator in ’24!

  2. @konekillerking

    June 5, 2024 at 6:18 pm

    If you plan on investing, make sure you understand what Biden plans to do tax wise if re elected.

    Or said another way, if Biden wins, get rid of your investments before he takes them with the next taxing rules.

  3. @TheJT00001

    June 5, 2024 at 8:19 pm

    The American MUPPET show continues … which MUPPET will the DEEP STATE choose to propagandize their population ? ????????????

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Spider-Man shoots webs + flies through NYC, but it’s his human traits that make him memorable #TED

As the creator of a large chunk of the Marvel Universe, Stan Lee knows a thing or two about conjuring new superheroes from thin air.

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