Elon Musk recently made a surprising accusation about Jeff Bezos, a fellow billionaire.
He claims Bezos warned numerous people that Donald Trump would lose the 2024 US presidential election to Vice President Kamala Harris. Furthermore, he accused Bezos of encouraging people to “sell all of their Tesla and SpaceX stock.”
“Just learned tonight at Mar-a-Lago that Jeff Bezos was telling everyone that @realDonaldTrump would lose for sure, so they should sell all their Tesla and SpaceX stock,” according to his tweet. However, Bezos claims that these accusations are entirely false. He lost no time in clarifying, quickly responding to Musk and correcting the record. “Nope. “100% not true,” he wrote simply. Musk responded with, “Well, then, I stand corrected [laughing emoji].”
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At the time of writing, it is unknown where Musk’s claims come from. This is not the only outrageous charge he has made about someone in recent weeks, though. Earlier this month, for example, he targeted Jennifer Lopez when she supported Vice President Harris. He suggested that the singer should not be trusted because of her previous association with Diddy, who is currently in prison facing numerous unsettling charges.
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“J Lo was like his ex-girlfriend, and now she’s like warning people about Trump.” How many people did she warn about Diddy, right? Oh, zero. Okay. “Perhaps we shouldn’t trust her opinion,” he stated on The Joe Rogan Experience. “People in the music entertainment industry had to be aware that Diddy was abusing children, but they continued to feed him children. Like, where is the accountability? They needed to know. Rogan seems to agree, saying, “It’s peculiar that so many who frequented his gatherings are now outspoken supporters of Harris.”
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