Elon Musk defiantly defends himself in Tesla tweet trial • FRANCE 24 English

Elon Musk returned to federal court to defend himself against a class-action lawsuit that alleges he misled Tesla shareholders with a tweet about an aborted buyout that the billionaire defiantly insisted Tuesday he could have pulled off, had he wanted. Musk, who also owns Twitter while continuing to run Tesla, spent much of Tuesday depicting himself, while being questioned by his own attorney, Alex Spiro, as an impeccably trustworthy business leader capable of raising as much money as he needs to pursue his visions.
#Tesla #Twitter #ElonMusk

[simontemplar]

The guy thinks he is immune to the law. Some say that would be wrong.

[easymoney]

A friend of mine asked me to talk to her teenage son who was constantly getting locked up for petty crimes ( usually under $50 ) . I sat the young man down and explained to him that, if he continues on this path he will be serving 18 months in prison for his next arrest conviction. So I handed him a college brochure, told him to enroll in college, graduate, get a job in corporate America, commit a white collar crime ( about $5 million worth ) and get away Scott free, worst case scenario he will be sentenced to 18 months. He is currently finishing up his sophomore year at the local community college

[rosembentley]

The sentence "I am considering" is not a word that assumes responsibility of a action. Is It is a word that describes a possibility, but not an affirmation.

[paulwolf]

Now that the Tesla bubble has burst, he'll go back to pumping crypto coins.