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Kara Swisher Thinks Elon Musk Is Destroying His Own Empire
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Kara Swisher (journalist, host of “On With Kara Swisher,” co-host of “Pivot,” and author of “Burn Book”) joins Chris Cuomo to examine Elon Musk’s growing political influence, his relationship with Donald Trump, and whether his business empire is becoming increasingly vulnerable. Swisher, who has covered Musk for decades, argues that his political spending is about protecting his interests, while growing competition and his increasingly controversial behavior could threaten the companies he built.Cuomo and
Swisher also discuss Trump’s declining popularity, why some of his own supporters are losing patience, and the future of the Republican Party. Swisher delivers a particularly sharp assessment of JD Vance, comparing his political appeal to that of a Cybertruck. They also examine the influence of billionaire donors, the consequences of unlimited political spending, the Democrats’ prospects in the midterms, and what it would take to restore accountability and meaningful political debate in America.
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