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Billionaires supporting Kamala, because Trump might release Epstein list: Musk

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During a recent interview with Tucker Carlson, Elon Musk suggested that Vice President Kamala Harris 's support by billionaires is linked to concerns over the potential release of a so-called " Epstein client list ." Musk expressed that some influential figures, including billionaires like Reid Hoffman and Bill Gates, are apprehensive about the implications if Donald Trump were to win the upcoming election.

Musk said, "I think part of why Kamala is getting so much support is that if Trump wins, that Epstein client list is going to become public." He emphasized that the potential for disclosure is causing anxiety among prominent individuals in Harris's camp.

When asked about Reid Hoffman, who served as the VP of PayPal alongside Musk, the Tesla CEO claimed that Hoffman is terrified of a Trump victory and the potential disclosures that would follow.

"He's terrified of a Trump victory because Of the disclosure that Would follow, I think. Yeah. I mean, I think he's certainly ideologically not aligned with Trump anyway, but I think he is concerned about the Epstein situation," said Elon.


The Epstein list refers to speculation regarding individuals connected to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, who was convicted of sex trafficking. While numerous names have surfaced in court documents, there has been no official compilation identifying Epstein's clients.

Trump has also addressed the Epstein situation during a September podcast with Lex Fridman. When asked about the rumored client list associated with Jeffrey Epstein, Trump said he would be inclined to examine it and expressed no objections to its release if the opportunity arose.

Musk has recently ramped up his support for Trump, appearing at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. This marks Musk's first public endorsement since Trump's attempted assassination in July. A source indicated that Musk's appearances are linked to his America PAC, aimed at boosting Trump's campaign ahead of the November 5 election, where Pennsylvania is seen as a pivotal state.
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