US EditionMusk slams media, critics for Nazi comparisons: ‘Character assassination’
- Elon Musk criticized the media for calling him a Nazi, describing it as character assassination during an interview with Lara Trump on Fox News.
- Musk stated that if his critics could, they would kill him, but since he is difficult to kill, they resort to character assassination.
- He insisted that his actions, including gestures at a Trump rally, were misrepresented and that he has never harmed anyone in his life.
- Musk defended that the real issue with Nazis was their violent actions, not their appearance.
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He says propaganda is trying to destroy him and Donald Trump, and he thinks it's a joke to be called a Nazi.
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Phil's Stock WorldElon Musk: It Is ‘Outrageous’ to ‘Claim That I’m a Nazi’
Elon Musk called claims that he's a Nazi 'outrageous' during an interview with Lara Trump on Fox News.
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Musk slams critics for Nazi comparisons: 'Character assassination'
(The Hill) — Tech billionaire Elon Musk reflected on his speech after President Trump's inauguration in January, while lashing out at the media for misportraying what he called a loving gesture as a Nazi salute. Musk, who has played an influential role in helping Trump overhaul the government during the president's first 100 days in office, slammed those who have criticized his role as an adviser in the administration and for comparing his rheto…
Musk slams media, critics for Nazi comparisons: ‘Character assassination’
Tech billionaire Elon Musk reflected on his speech after President Trump's inauguration in January, while lashing out at the media for misportraying what he called a loving gesture as a Nazi salute.
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