Elon Musk's Testimony in Tesla Fraud Trial

Bloomberg's Joel Rosenblatt joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow to discuss Elon Musk taking the stand at a multibillion-dollar trial over claims that he misled shareholders in 2018 tweets about taking Tesla private.

[ollikkikk]

The only fraud is coming from the original plaintiff. He had 9 shares and lost $5, 000 so he got a handful of other investors to join the lawsuit. His lawsuit is causing my TSLA shares to lose value. He himself needs to be sued.

[milescoleman]

Seems like he never seen a Musk interview before.

[Ava]

I hope Mr. Musk is alright :) I hope he doesn't get sued :)

[minhoonoon]

Yeah, right. When you are the founder, shareholder and CEO of the company but your tweets carry no weight at all. Mind boggling.

[swedesam]

Musk simps always getting dumped on and will keep coming back for more.

[depthcharge]

Musk nervous? Seems you've never heard of Elon let alone how he speaks.

[rx]

Even if there is a link between what he says and the share price we live in the USA and have FREEDOM OF SPEECH.

[whynotstartusingyourbrain]

Somebody who has 8 shares and steals so much precious time from the most impotant CEO in the world should be sued for damages until he has nothing left.

[vivavasquez]

the things i love about America, elon musk hates . justice and democratic government .

[markplott]

the JUDGE should be Removed than Disbarred.

[davidevans]

Musk is a target because he's successful and doing good things. That's what's really behind this.