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Tech billionaire Elon Musk will give away $1 million every day to registered voters in battleground states who sign a petition for his America PAC, he announced as he campaigned for Donald Trump over the weekend.

It's unclear whether this latest masterful move of his may veer into criminal territory, but it's certainly a “stunt” worthy of federal scrutiny, according to the statement The new abnormal'S Co-moderators in a class of their own, Danielle Moodie And Andy Levy.

“That's exactly it. It’s a stunt,” Moodie says. “Elon Musk could give a damn about democracy.”

And yet neither the Justice Department nor U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland, who may or may not be asleep in this crucial final phase of the election cycle, has been asleep at the wheel.

“Is Merrick Garland still with us?” Moodie asks. “Because I’m confused. I haven’t heard from or seen him in a very long time.”

“I think he’s still there,” Levy replies. “I think he comes over every day and, I don’t know, reads the newspaper and goes home. Maybe he's calm.

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Then have a conversation with Brian Merchanta former technology columnist at Los Angeles Times and the author of Blood in the Machine: The Origins of the Rebellion Against Big Tech. Merchant details how Musk's technology projects are inextricably linked to his authoritarian aspirations.

“No one wants to admit that the most successful billionaire in the world, the most successful tech tycoon, is also participating in this really often repugnant political program and is doing it nakedly and openly,” Merchant says, “and we just have to start fixing these images bring to.” .”

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