Elon Musk is Threatened by China

[@madcow3417]

0:43 "Elon's response..." Very nice, well done TLDR.

[@adamvifrye2690]

tbh, i think thats kinda rediculous... nobody in the world expected any freedom from china, you think elon of all people is gonna be expected, after 2 years of the most extreme lockdowns in china, to pop his head out and say something when the rest of the world had mostly forgotten about covid? whole thing about this just seems like cherry picked elon hate, even if they have a point that he cant piss of china.

[@hermdude]

Elon Musk? He's now Yilong Ma at this point.

[@WeeWeeJumbo]

harsh/fair

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

“I will crack down on bots!***” - Elon ***except my Chinese masters

[@cyrilio]

Don’t forget about the Chinese police stations in foreign countries. The CCP is horrible and we need to fight back to protect our freedoms.

[@sstff6771]

Amen

[@firasahmed5743]

arr gosh darn'n liber'y ein't i right fello murican

[@phoenixmorphix]

@@firasahmed5743 "liber'y" 💀

[@armchairwarrior963]

FBI has more offices in foreign countries than Chinese police. Chinese police is there to find Chinese criminals on the run and does the same job as FBI offices. Hypocrisy is a western disease.

[@JanBruunAndersen]

What is a police station?

[@TheSateef]

So China owns TikTok and Twitter! I don't use either

[@nightking8490]

Doesn't matter. You don't matter in the end.

[@iangrant4756]

Musk and “ethical code” are two mutually exclusive concepts.

[@oxide9717]

False equivalence, China isn't a democracy,if they wanted that they would fight to the nail to have that obviously they Don't, the US on the other hand has fought for it freedom and Built it society on Freedom and power to the people , Do you know what Foreigners hate the most, the big mouth American that thinks they know what's best for Everyone else, Intersecting yourself into an issue you have no right being there, is either Annoying or disrespectful to tbe ppl who live in that country, Tesla isn't tbe only company that operates in china that had to shut down factory over these covid issues, different country different rules, it is what it is. China needs Tesla more than Tesla Needs China.

[@iangrant4756]

@@oxide9717 I think you replied on the wrong comment?

[@allanlank]

Excellent observation.

[@allisterlobo6754]

He complained during the trucker protest in Canada and had a similar deafening silence during the white paper protests.

[@jamm8284]

Complaining about "locking" people into somewhere, then going on at the Twitter workers demanding they work 13-14 hour shifts and sleep at the office... OK then 🤦‍♂️🤣

[@JanBruunAndersen]

The difference is that a local government can use its monopoly on violence to enforce its will. Musk/Tesla cannot force anyone to anything.

[@B-I-G-N-A-S-T-Y]

They aren't getting locked in 😂Average salary of $135,000,I think they could work a little harder than average for that much money. It's close to a profession in medicine with a much lower qualification, add to that they will be earning that amount before the med students finish school. I'm not bashing software engineers they are highly intelligent people, but landing this kind of high paying job as young as the average employee earning this amount at Twitter , you will be sitting very pretty by retirement. Would you say a surgeon is locked up by being paid $200,000 to work 60hours a week after going through 14 years of training?

[@JanBabiuchHall]

5:37 where's that NYT article? Not in the description

[@withrahul]

Elon Musk's downfall has begun!

[@flarfo348]

it began long, long ago

[@Paulbest123]

ELON is a Chinese slave.

[@ReekyCheeks]

This gonna age badly. SpaceX and Neuralink are the future.

[@withrahul]

@@ReekyCheeks I said the downfall of Elon. Not the Spacex and Neuralink 😉

[@joaquimbarbosa896]

@@ReekyCheeks SpaceX kinda, but neuralink is still a failure, it only has Musks hype. Musk does not understand neuroscience, reason why most of the initial investors got out, and he is far behind tech that ALREADY existed at the start of the century. On the top of that he keeps breaking laws in his companies, and is also far behind his main rival in the area People also said "Tesla is the future", thinking it would be the single biggest and most advanced car company in the future, and here they are losing 70% of value, lying about stats and delaying promisses

[@123okqq]

this is the moment that Elon Musk becomes YiLong Ma

[@BernasLL]

Would love a TLDR into the uyghur genocide, the history of forced organ harvest, the laogai prison system (& the absolute lack of indepency of the judicial system + the subjectivity of chinese laws when compared to the west world's legal systems), the fox hunt secret police stations, and the chinese coronavirus cover-ups & "peculiar" ever-shifting covid deaths definitions (and how that affected numbers throughout the pandemic, even by CCP officials admittance, and what estimates of the real death toll are, including from the chinese vaccines, which have historically been somewhat of a health hazard since their scientifical institutions are captive to political interests but above legal repercussions, chinese citizens preferring to pay more for foreign vaccines pre pandemic). The ADVChina folk have a lot of dug up CCP documents on these topics (for example, they reported on the secret police stations WAY BEFORE mainstream media caught on to it). The lack of chinese speaking news & intel people is one of the reasons China is so little understood (having to rely on chinese native speakers for info, most of which are under the CCP's thumb), but the popular interest in the west is growing. Note: youtube has deleted this comment before. WTF chinabots.

[@BernasLL]

WTF is wrong with you youtube.

[@cgt3704]

They actually did a couple of videos on Tldr Uk and Tldr Global respectivally

[@goukux5908]

TLRD hits the bullseye. TLRD business is really good!

[@DeoOptimoMaximo85]

And yet I don’t see comments about said content in the description here or on nebula… shame

[@Little-bird-told-me]

I am getting musk constipation.

[@handle535]

'ethical code' - lmao

[@ruisousa74]

I appreciate you content, but can we have more content that isn't Elon musk related?

[@extrastout1741]

I think he's just in the news a lot these days, they do have other content. If u don't click on it they won't make such videos. I personally like them

[@shantanusapru]

Where's the NYT link???

[@Kople101366]

music is on point

[@Jupa]

A walking contradiction

[@BornAgainstAll]

I do not envy Elon right now.

[@TheCrimsonS4ge]

Much better music in this video. It's not as much of a distraction.

[@Kalarandir]

LoL. When you said Censorship, Dissidence and Propaganda, I thought you were talking directly about Musk and not China.

[@Viviko]

Did you really suggest Twitter had a serious board at any time? Lmao. More than a decade and the company has almost never made a profit. I don’t know if you can really say Twitter had a serious board… or even that Twitter was ever a serious business. It’s just a toy. Lol😊

[@manuelight]

so what? he just doesn’t tweet ab it… why does he have to?

[@manuelight]

way too speculative, bad reporting

[@joaquimbarbosa896]

@@manuelight While I can see an argument for bad reporting thats definetly NOT the reason. Musk can't say anything bad about the chinese gov, and thats the problem he faces. Thats why he faces so much hypocrisy, he even said China making workers live on factories was a thing he wished to see in the US, does not care about freedoom for chinese workers (because aparently a lockdown where you risk LIFE is not bad) and neither does he care for the freedoom of taiwanese people

[@MK-qs6gd]

why we don't ever read apple's china problem?

[@BigHenFor]

Because they've sorted it by opening manufacturing capacity in India and Vietnam. Whilst Apple laptops are still based in China, other products aren't. And depending on how things play out, it gives Apple wriggle room to transition out of need be. And every Western corporation has a hypocritical relationship to China. That's why cynicism in the West is growing as Capitalism there lurches from crisis to crisis. Capitalism used to be a nationalist project in Western countries, with each expecting the benefits of their capitalists to flow back to their people, but that is no longer the case with Globalisation. Increasingly profits are being held in international private banks outside the control of national banking systems and regulation. What taxes are paid by those multinational corporations in their home nations are continuously reduced, as their workers rights and compensation is too. they use their political influence to reduce their liability by lobbying. Citizen participation is limited to speculating on the stock market. People in the West realise that in retrospect, that globalised capital is not benefitting national societies as much as they could be. And indeed is creating another locus of political and economic power, unhinged from control by the Nation States that created them, and they don't like it, as it is impoverishing them. And their own capitalists are responsible.

[@stevenjoy3537]

More fool Elon for dancing with the devil

[@sogerc1]

Musk also made some questionable tweets about the Russo-Ukrainian war. Does he have Russian interests too or is he stupid?

[@ericback6120]

I love your content on this channel and the others, but I'd say that the intro song has a too high beat and a bit too high volume. Having a song in the intro is not bad at all and makes the quality of the video feel higher, but it split my focus in-between your voice and the song and does more harm rather than good.

[@michaelthomas5433]

Is Musk in a bad position or is he just like Trump and loves having a responsive audience for his random spews, and N. America is that audience.

[@keepmoving1185]

Well done!

[@Tarvos0]

Ha, I love a good joke to end out on. "Musk's ethical code", lol

[@elPajolero]

Again with the music..

[@rg6427]

what ethical code… 😮‍💨

[@mealien0808]

Taiwan is a free democratic country. long live the Republic of Taiwan ✌

[@sonicmeerkat]

at this point a full collapse of twitter is probably in everyones best interest. most users already agree the sites only good for memes and porn, and artists who despite having many other options only post there despite bitching their art isn't discoverable when they flood their media tab with reaction images (you know the types i'm talking about) that can easily be replaced by sites like reddit, discord, even facebook, all got their problems of course, but they at least aren't influenced by china to the extent musk is. for the sake of free speech i think we can handle another social media migration that brings self rightious cringe to every platform that allows porn lol.

[@jujuljulcmb3225]

TLDR wouldn‘t exist without Elon Musk 😂😂

[@jack1906]

Thanks for your insightful coverage. The world is in a dark place atm, with so many billionaires pulling the strings on everything in our lives. Social media seems to be more irresponsible than ever and ordinary people are suffering always from rising, prices, crisis in health care and housing. Are there no billionaires who might try to help people instead of build more conflict into society.

[@thegoodlord6518]

I'm thinking Musk is taking an utilitarian approach to this. China is the one responsible for most pollution in the world. If he helps bring electric cars massively into the country and take a sweet deal to grow his company he sees that as a major win probably. This is at the cost of turning a blind eye to human rights abuses; I do not think that is worth.

[@Malusdarkblades11]

That Twitter is no longer controlled by the marked and that Twitter is no longer feels not true. I actually start to get the impression that this chanel is no longer as nutral as it was, and starts to defend the "left wing".

[@casbot71]

Coming soon… _"Winnie the Pooh banned on Twitter"._

[@veraxiana9993]

Yeah needless to say if i had the extra time i'd research and write an essay on how elon musk isn't just a fairly bigoted jerk but genuinely is a security threat to us all regardless of political party preference (or lack of it). His worshippers are the most unserious people ive ever met

[@crp5591]

Musk having an ethical code... That's a laugh!

[@12kenbutsuri]

He is screwed what ever he does, because he made stupid decisions throughout his life.

[@EmyrEvans1]

Tesla sold 1.4 million cars in 2022 and have $22 BIllion in the bank as cash-flow. VW and Toyota have $200 Billion debt, each, and have dwindling car sales, YoY. Shocking decision making.

[@12kenbutsuri]

@@EmyrEvans1 just give it a few more years, and it be bankrupted or bought by another company. Best case for tesla as a company is musk gone in prison and being detached from him.

[@davideyres955]

Yep stupid decisions. that’s why at one point he was the richest man on the planet. 😂 Frankly Musk is a bullsh1t artist. I’ve met his type in IT throughout my career and they are full of sh1t and everything they do is to fuel their own ego and self promotion. He’s not an idiot but he’s no genius either, but you can’t argue with his personal success.

[@12kenbutsuri]

@@davideyres955 he will be in prison in some years, how is that success?

[@cgt3704]

Duh. I mean who names his kid "X" ?

[@foxyboiiyt3332]

Its hilarious how badly things are going for Elon. The guy has lost it. Tesla shares down 70% since they moved their headquarters from California to Texas.

[@megadick6000]

Even without Chinese influence, Elon's already long destroyed his credibility about his commitment to free speech on Twitter.

[@RaghunandanReddyC]

Twitter never had any credibility regarding free speech. They have actively suppressed any views they don't agree with. Musk is just continuing that tradition (I would argue to lesser extent but with higher publicity) just on the other side of the spectrum.

[@JanBruunAndersen]

He has?

[@ReekyCheeks]

He was naive saying that. No social media company can afford free speech because advertisers won’t allow it

[@megadick6000]

@@JanBruunAndersen yes. This is not a controversial thing to say. You cant ban journalists who post things you dont like and then claim you represent free speech

[@JanBruunAndersen]

@@megadick6000 - Are you referring to the journalist(s?) who essentially wrote "If you go to this site, then you can follow in real time where Elon is, and be sure to get close to him"?

[@casbot71]

Elon Musk is the only person who in retrospect it was a worse idea for them to get a personal Twitter account than for JK Rowling to get one.

[@yuvalne]

+

[@davis3138]

What?

[@aaroncousins4750]

Just because you dont agree with an opinion, doesnt make their opinion wrong

[@homeape.]

@@aaroncousins4750 wow so smart. never heard that one before.

[@aaroncousins4750]

@@homeape. ok? Congrats? Does that somehow make my statement incorrect?

[@ASLUHLUHC3]

Musk's 'China problem' is a bit of an overstatement imo, and not worthy of a video

[@ASLUHLUHC3]

This channel should focus more on business news (like in Reuters' business section), and less on anything about Elon Musk

[@ASLUHLUHC3]

Though if you were to talk about the Musk and Twitter, it would perhaps behoove you to talk about the alleged leverage the FBI and other agencies had in Twitter.

[@Random_dud31]

8:32 Bro, don't expect too much. Musk Moral Compass is a roulette wheel

[@tellder1]

Every second video is shitting on Elon Musk. I smell bias here.

[@alexandreducharme6075]

0:50

[@neilangelomolleda7283]

All the "links in the description" plugs are not in the description.. Please fix!

[@14c14c]

This video is in much higher quality than the previous ones about Musk. Good work!

[@joachimducaju6770]

My favorite channel tldr. Elon musk

[@From_Heller]

Guys I love your content, but you should seriously consider renaming this channel to TLDR Musk...

[@colierarcherwilliams]

52% of stories on this channel have been about Elon Musk in some way; perhaps there are businesses outside SFO?

[@MarcHatePage]

TLDR Business aka "TLDR Musk is in trouble" /j

[@Little-bird-told-me]

World should get over Musk obsession. He is just another Business man

[@carl_h]

You can find a good lavaliere microphone that doesnt cover half your face. You are in a studio, like news reporters

[@AnymMusic]

Elon Musk and ethical code? Pretty sure we have already seen in the last couple of year where his ethical code is and where it's headed

[@bcfortenberry]

All that money and still owned in every sense of the word. Funny world.

[@marydupree27]

freaky

[@Brobocop2]

Elon Musk a hypocrite? No way!

[@skelethrone666]

Fffff that tumble weed killed me😆

[@ryanyc9619]

When you ask a neighbour to go into his house, you obviously respect his habits. If no one wears shoes in his house, you cannot decide doing this without his consent. If what Musk wants is to not respect the hosts' habits, then he should not set foot in the house to begin with. For example, he received giga-factories for free from China. He is allowed to take 100% of these Chinese factories and give it as a donation to a Chinese manufacturer. He is also allowed to competely leave the Chinese market and stop selling there.

[@Swickedy]

Maybe Elon is secretly a Chinese agent? 😂😂😂

[@Apo0]

I could take on Musk. I have the ULTIMATE challenge that he CANNOT win. My prize??? TWITTER.

[@IAARPOTI]

Can you guys give me a link about chinese twitter propaganda KZbin video?

[@timmyapple3030]

3:08 When did you ask them? Are you speculating?

[@emilianohermosilla3996]

Elon’s f*cked. No other way to put it haha😂.

[@bauetie1787]

You know you live in a free country when you can criticize its government policies without fear of being fined, jailed, exiled, murdered, or otherwise disappeared. Musk calls himself a free speech absolutist when in fact he's a free speech situationist. His silence about the covid lock-downs in China - when he was so vocal about America's - speaks volume.

[@BJGober]

Not true the US Government goes after whom they wish.

[@Jack_Redview]

Thank you TLDR for lowering the volume of your music while you’re speaking. This video was a huge improvement from the one back in December that was truly unbearable.

[@seamusoneill99]

Wo jiao Yilong Ma!

[@ballroomdiva6856]

Small gripe. I wish that all outlets would stop calling Elon Musk "the owner of Tesla" - he's the single biggest shareholder, not the outright owner. Calling him the owner just plays into the myths that he tells about himself. As I said small gripe, otherwise love the content.

[@BJGober]

Yes and stock keeps going down another failure coming like X

[@liteguy7267]

I guess people who are thinking of buying tesla stocks will be thinking twice about that after watching this video

[@Pope_Balenciaga]

Elon was not subjected to lawsuits or Tesla didn't suffer any repercussions because of those tweets. That is literally the definition of freedom of speech. That's a government not prosecuting individuals for their opinions.

[@vanbaguette7368]

I wonder how much opinions about Musk have shifted in the past months.

[@passenger128]

You really think the world is handled via Twitter...?

[@erikvan9582]

It certainly has influence significantly

[@Chrisjenl]

uhm were is the new york time artikel link?

[@WeeWeeJumbo]

i joined twitter in the middle of 2008 and it became a kind of online haven. i can't express my disgust at the new fascist muskification. i quit when he started banning reporters. feeling homeless nowadays

[@CooldadFLHTCUI]

I got into the video and quickly realized BS abounds.

[@MrElys11]

Love the channel! could you guys cover anything other than tesla tho ?

[@shubhambali7001]

Parade of imaginary horrors! Expected better

[@vinesauceobscurities]

7:12 Musk's tweet pertaining to the lockdowns is oddly...blank.

[@GenuineFlolie]

So suddenly it is Elons responsibility to change China's behaviour. I can think of a pletora of people and countries that make a much better fit and still they have little to no influence. Oh, but he is a biljonaire and owns one of the dozen social media platforms so he must be the guy right, right?

[@homeape.]

@@GenuineFlolie "and other things no one has ever said"

[@nuke___8876]

"this will be a major test ... for his ethical code." When did TLDR become a comedy channel? Regardless, good one! Keep the jokes flowing.

[@paulb9453]

Another great video from TLDR, but avoid the CuriosityStream and Nebula subscription, it's a minor disappointment and wished I'd become a TLDR Patreon instead.

[@schildinc]

Finally. I have asking them for months if they can just make a patreon or paid subscription on youtube

[@danzwku]

I was hoping you guys had one big mother Twitter account for all of your different channels but I see you guys have separate accounts for each channel...except this one? Would you guys mind making one and tweeting this video out, and tag Elon?

[@SoulDuckling126]

I remember that tweet i saw from a guy, it goes something like this: We're laughing at Twitter right now, but not for long we'll see "thank you, [insert mandarin name] coal & chemical, inc" in ads.

[@mrfoameruk]

All those cars with Chinese high-tech onboard. Watching your every move, logging all you say, where you go. And to think they could brick your car with a push of a button.

[@acsilver2777]

Control them remotely....

[@mrfoameruk]

@@acsilver2777 yep.self drive to places of interest and set the battery on auto destruct.

[@ayoCC]

Western lawmakers will have to make sure these markers stay in place

[@r_rumenov]

Seriously, you should rename the channel "Subjective, half-researched, surface level opinions about Elon Musk" and be done with it. And I'm not even a Musk fanboy. Can you even write about anything else? Unsubbed.

[@tuna5618]

Their material is actually quite well researched and pretty nuanced, you sound like you're just mad because they said something mildly critical about musk. You say you aren't a musk fanboy but when someone shows the smallest but of criticism towards musk you cry and cry.

[@Alex-sr9pq]

Can you explained what is half researched please? Cause it sounds accurate to me.

[@ElektronicEscalation]

I agree, this is a very eye-opening series of videos about their own bias. I unsubbed as well, I thought these videos would be objective. Used to love their objective content but this, this is low-quality biased content with an agenda

[@hadar911]

It really fills me with doubt all their other content.

[@r_rumenov]

​@@tuna5618 ​ What's half-researched? Let's take this video as an example, because it's full of half-assed speculation and a particularly biased interpretation of facts, without any notice that this is the editor's interpretation or pointing out other possible conclusion that can follow from the exact same facts. In the beginning, they claim Musk and/or Tesla's response to China's lockdown was "crickets". In actual fact, the company's response was to spearhead the (morally questionable) practice of having factory workers live in a closed-loop system on the territory of the factory, so it can stay open. They were the first major foreign-owned company to get this allowed for them, after Musk & the company protested the unnecessary restrictions. The only difference is that the form of protest is different - in the U.S. case, stepping on the foundation of freedom of speech and freedom in general, the "public town square" loudspeaker method was used. In China's case, they used a combination of the government's own legal system, personal contacts and public appearances to achieve the same result. This is very far from either "no response" or "agreeing with the government" - it's just that the means are different based on the circumstances. Following that, an insignificant fact is giving a lot of significance and made to appear exceptional - "The Chinese government has given billions of dollars' worth of cheap land, loans, tax breaks and subsidies", as if the CCP hasn't been providing that to all major internationals looking to set up in China, for decades. If anything, in that regard, China has less leverage over Tesla than other manufacturers with Chinese factories, since Tesla China is wholly-owned by Tesla Motors, without the mandatory direct 50% government ownership that other companies are forced to have. Then, TLDR continue by listing out a number of issues with bots, propaganda, censorship and dissident harassment that Twitter had before Musk's acquisition, but without stating that last fact anywhere explicitly - instead, blurring the timeline and blending it into the narrative. Using the latter, TLDR starts building their half-assed strawman argument, stating vaguely that "some" are worried about Musk's "stewardship" of the company. They reinforce this by claiming that the market, the board and the shareholders used to be influencing factors in Twitter's previous decisions - an easily disprovable statement if we look at Twitter's history. The board, which never questioned any of the post-Dorsey CEO decisions - made a number of questionable major decisions tanking the Twitter stock, such as banning DT (which I personally don't care about either way, just to dispel your potential accusations about my bias, and no, I'm not republican), or not doing anything to combat the rampant bot and trolling problem - thus showing they're not influenced by the market or the shareholders anyway. I.e. nothing has changed in that regard because of Musk's ownership, just the agenda of the management. If anything, it has (in words, at least), changed from providing a safe space for center, center-left and left-leaning members of society, to providing a free space for all. TLDR then proceeds to prop up the strawman by quoting a staunchly anti-republican (in anything, regardless of the subject) democrat senator's unbacked personal opinion, then one of Musk's biggest rivals - Jeff Bezos. Backing that up, they present requests from China to Twitter post-acquisition as proof of these quotes, without stating the fact that they were clearly ignored by Twitter. What's worse, they then lean on the "Tesla opening a Xinjang store" fallacy as further proof. This is a very bad faith argument, since this store was opened a year beforehand and is something every single western automaker with a Chinese factory (and a lot of other non-auto brands) have done before Tesla. It's the perfect example of a distorted non-argument presented as fact and proof. Finally, they go on to conclude that "Elon is taking steps to mitigate that Chinese leverage", cementing the narrative that there is such a leverage without having proven so. Whether it's a conscious or subconscious choice, it's a textbook example of how you ruin journalism with writer biases. Furthermore, failing in the "Business" part of "TLDR Business", they claim that the Berlin and Texas factories "aren't likely to reduce the influence of China substantially", which is the exact opposite of what any fundamental analysis would show. If you have 3 current factories (Fremont, Nevada and Shanghai), the Chinese one being 1/2 of the whole company's auto output, and then you build 2 more factories with at least equal capacity to the Chinese one, aimed at fully replacing cars imported from China in their respective locations (Europe in particular), how is that "unlikely to reduce the [alleged] leverage"? To top it all off, they mention Musk's falling net worth as a complicating factor, as if that has every influenced any of his behavior. All in all, as I said, they make a subjective, half-researched, surface-level argument that is a direct opinion piece and has nothing to do with either journalism or business.

[@Emanuel-jr2ii]

I thought this was a legit business channel. But of your 20 videos, not less than 10 of them are about the same guy. I get it, it's an easy topic that generates views. But come on...

[@tuna5618]

That's like complaining that a lot of their news coverage is about the invasion in ukraine, "I get it, it's an easy topic that generates views" or maybe it's an appropriate and relevant topic......

[@Observer-O]

I don't see why you're concerned.

[@Emanuel-jr2ii]

@@tuna5618 Like I said, I understand it's an easy topic because there is so much happening. But there are also so many other things happening related to business. For example, the use of AI in business and what this means for let's say writers or artits in general. Or the fight between Sony and Microsoft about acquisition of Activision Blizzard. Or even if you want to include something Elon/ Tesla related, the implications of sourcing lithium for the electric future. Just to name a few. The world is bigger than Musk and there is definitely a lot more happening than him and Twitter... And I think a lot of viewers agree. The video about who's winning the streaming wars: 500k+ views. Video about Elon losing 800 billion in 2022: 62K views...

[@pansepot1490]

@@Emanuel-jr2ii send them an email? Become a patron and ask if you can help as producer? Check the channel: they have 20 videos in total and they don’t post daily: seems to me this is just the place where they dump business related videos instead of clogging their main channel. Your suggestions are great but it takes time and staff to cover those topics and these guys have a lot on their plate atm. Hopefully they will grow in the future.

[@AnymMusic]

a public man who makes questionable decisions and constantly deals with conflict of interest is something to report on

[@Lomhow]

Ominous cyberpunk music choice for this episode. Very nice 👌 befitting of the tech billionaire and Communist owned Mega Corp modern world

[@inlizwetrusst7904]

Tldr Elon channel :) Jk we love it