Tesla CEO Elon Musk welcomes GM competition

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[beyond-paranormal]

I would like to see any of the other car manufacturer CEO's say something like that... Highly unlikely:)

[davidoff]

He open sourced his patents! This is unheard of.
The man is literally following in the footsteps of the man he named his car company after

[vr_jorge]

Elon Musk: If we go bankrupt, I still think that’s a good thing for the world.
Investors: 👀

[kostastogias]

This guy is unbeatable because he has a vision.

[datfizz]

This man launches rockets into space and they frickn land themselves and owns the only fully elecric car company in the world yet he's only in it for the innovation and progression of others. Hats off to him man 👌

[zavizavi]

What a difference from the greedy execs of other car manufacturers.

[frankyforest]

His vision for the future is so strong that even his eyes become watery. 🥺

[tarman]

Now I know why he is the richest man in the world.
His heart is full of dedication.

[mohamadmahmoudi]

Now, that's what we call an entrepreneur

[kristijan]

"If someone makes better electric cars than Tesla, and Tesla bankrupts as a result, I still think that's a good thing for the world."
Elon Musk
"What's good for the world is not necessarily good for Facebook."
Mark Zuckerberg.

[rickyay]

He actually showed them the reality of the situation. Reality that there’s an up and coming competitor coming in and knocking you off you soft comfy seat.

[jubaerhasan]

Rich in Wallet, Rich in heart. A good man. That's what he is. ❤️

[tractortyre]

This man is going into future history books as a legend

[blessingngomane]

This channel is called 60 minutes, why are they only showing 68 seconds of this interview?

[zakolak]

Why i see him so much like an Iron Man of ours, but like seriously 😂

[staycalmy]

, ,Your patents are open sourced?''
, ,Yes''
*interview ends*

[JDOverclock]

Had to watch this again, holding my phone with my feet so I could use my hands to clap! This man keeps impressing us!

[cnugg]

I would give anything to have an intelligent conversation with Elon.

[elisjongoseni]

This man right here, should be a role model for the future CEO's, cause he is an another league. One of it's own.

[DrAdnan]

Elon Musk cares more for humanity than himself.