Jon Stewart has beaten Elon Musk and his Bulls *** 'claims that he is not two -fold after the technical billionaire withdrew from his interview offer.
Stewart, 62, shot Musk on the Daily Show program on Monday evening after the CEO of Tesla had launched a wave of criticism against him on X – the social media platform that Musk owns.
Stewart officially invited Musk to be interviewed at the Daily Show after launching a heated criticism of the Ministry of Government Efficiency (Doge) of the billionaire last week.
Musk, 53, tweeted that he would only go into the show if it was broadcast 'unprocessed', to which the official account for the Comedy Central Satirical News Show replied: “We would be happy!”
But the founder of SpaceX went back to the interview and claimed in a series of tweets that Stewart is a 'propagandist', 'too in his ways' and 'very far left'. Musk also claimed that the host is 'unfair and misleading'.
Stewart, however, launched his own destructive attack on Musk and hit him because he did not show the 'standards of the neutral discourse' that he demanded of the host.
“The man who had made his own dark Maga-hat to measure that he is wearing to be on the Oval Office with the president he spent $ 270 million to choose, thinks I am just a party,” said Stewart during his Monday evening monologue.
Jon Stewart launched a destructive attack on Elon Musk and his 'Bulls ***' claims that he is not in a density after the Tech billionaire withdrew from his offer to interview on the Daily Show. “The man who had made his own dark Maga-hat to measure that he is wearing to be in the Oval Office with the president he spent $ 270 million to choose, thinks I am just too biased,” said Stewart
Musk tweeted that he would only go to the show if the 'unprocessed' was broadcast, to which the official report of the Comedy Central Satirical News Show replied: “We would be happy!”
Musk requested his in-studio interview without being broadcast. Stewart says he has agreed to the conditions of the billionaire and said he would 'buzz' the pot by allowing their dialogue to continue as long as the technical tycoon is satisfied
Stewart revealed that he agreed with the request of Musk that his interview would be broadcast in the studio unprocessed, and added that he said he would 'zeat' the pot by allowing their dialogue to continue as long as the technical tycoon was satisfied.
“So I am a game, I think it would be a very interesting conversation, but then I checked X and I saw a tweet from Elon,” he remembered.
“He then said, after he said he would like to come up,” Jon Stewart cannot be trusted, “and that I am a propagandist and that I am not two -fold.”
The host then pointed out how Musk routinely has his own adapted Maga hat and was the largest campaignonor of Donald Trump.
Stewart then immediately issued a message to the billionaire: 'Look, Elon, I have some criticism of doge. I generally support the idea of ​​efficiency and delivering better services to the American public on cheaper and more efficient ways. '
He said that if Musk wanted to get to the show and talk about his efforts for cost savings, that he would welcome the conversation – but was also good if he didn't want to chat.
'But can we just drop the pretension that you will not do it, because I am not the standards of the neutral discourse that you demand and show at all times? Because, frankly, that Bulls *** is. You know, I know. It is bulls ***. '
Stewart's comments argued loudly from the public.
But the founder of SpaceX went back to the interview and claimed in a series of tweets that Stewart is a 'propagandist', 'too in his ways' and 'very far left'. Musk further claimed that the host is 'unfair and misleading'
Stewart, depicted at the performance in New York City on Monday, officially invited Musk to be interviewed at the Daily Show after he had launched a heated criticism of the Ministry of Government Efficiency (Doge) of the billionaire on the program last week
The monologue on Monday came a week after he had fired a fiery anger on Doge who saw him hit his hand in his coffee mug and accidentally cut himself.
Stewart, last week, expressed his indignation about doge's oblique stripe and combustion of jobs within the federal government.
'Cutting money should not be that difficult. I am starting to think that we as a country do not understand where the real waste, fraud and abuse in our system is real, “Stewart started.
Doge says that it has saved the most money by reducing the expenditure and personnel assignments at the Department of Education and the General Services Administration, an agency that manages and supports other federal departments.
Steep cuts were also made at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), which provided a tool for food and disease management abroad all over the world before it was dismantled by Musk and President Donald Trump.
Doge says that it has saved $ 65 billion so far, but Stewart identified things to reduce that the US could save even more money, including subsidies to already profitable oil and gas companies and the interest-Maas supported in the course that reduces the tax burden for hedge fund managers.
“What about stopping the $ 2 trillion that we have given to defense contractors to build a fighter jet but everyone knows that the next war will be fought with drones and blockchain, whatever that is,” said Stewart, referring to the restless F-35 Jet program of the American army. “I can't believe it – I just saved billions of dollars in 11 seconds.”
Unexpectedly, it was the efforts of President Joe Biden to lower the price of 10 drugs for people on Medicare, as a result of which Stewart eventually lost it and destroyed his mug.
Jon Stewart is depicted by breaking his mug during 24 February edition of The Daily Show. His breaking point was finally reached when he started talking about persistent high drug prices in the United States
“I'm going to the hospital soon,” he said Grinnik during the 24 February episode, before moving his wounded palm under his desk
Bides who lower the price of medicines for blood clots, diabetes, blood cancer, Crohn's disease and more, is what Stewart is defined as the 'small cracks' in the general health care system.
“Can it be? The companies that we subsidize with billions of dollars make us the privilege of negotiating about the price of 10 of their drugs? “Stewart said.
“It would be embarrassing if it was a small drop in the bucket, and that the American people did not expect that we had to negotiate all their drugs, because we have already paid for it with our subsidies!” he cried and brought his hand to the mug and shattered.
“Come on!” He shouted before he looked at his hand and realized that he had cut himself.
“I'm going to the hospital soon,” he said chuckling before moving his wounded palm under his desk. He kept his hand out of sight for the rest of the segment, and only lifted it once and exposed the audience to the bloody view.
