During a CNN debate, Arthur Aidala defended Elon Musk's significant accomplishments in the space and automotive industries as justification for him not needing a background check to work in the White House. Aidala claimed Musk's achievements surpass any other American, including his contributions to space travel. Fellow guest Van Lathan pointed out that America's space endeavors predate Musk's involvement. The discussion highlighted concerns over the influence of wealthy individuals like Musk in government without traditional checks and balances, addressing the balance between innovation and oversight.
Because he's achieved more than any American. Who's gotten us to the moon? Who's gotten us into space? He's got the number one car company.
What I would say is that Elon Musk actually is the government because a lot of what he did was subsidized by the government.
He clearly is a very important person. He has a lot of skills, he's the richest man in the world, but the issue is there are usually guardrails.
Because the government unfortunately wasn't able to get it done and he was. Biden, everyone gave him money to experiment with this.
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