US EditionMAGA billionaire fears being in public after Charlie Kirk murder: ‘Serious security issues’
Elon Musk says Charlie Kirk's October assassination shows public figures face serious security risks as crowds form selfie lines and one mistake can be fatal.
- On The Katie Miller Podcast, Elon Musk, 54-year-old Tesla CEO and MAGA activist, said he no longer feels safe in public and is avoiding crowds.
- Charlie Kirk was killed in October while speaking on a Utah college campus, and authorities later charged 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, though his motive remains unclear.
- Musk described how crowds create an immediate `Can I have a selfie?` line, making public events unsafe, and said the killing "reinforced the severity of the situation," warning `You make one mistake and you’re dead and it only takes one one mistake.`
- An April poll showed 35% approval for Musk's DOGE work, and demonstrators on February 7, 2025, demanded his termination, with Musk saying protesters burned his Teslas.
- He noted ordinary errands like Target or CVS are now complicated for him, said his DOGE work was only "somewhat successful" and would not repeat it, and his support for right-wing movements abroad has drawn negative attention.
16 Articles
16 Articles
'This is crazy': GOP speechwriter calls out MAGA star's remarks about Charlie Kirk killer
Former GOP speechwriter Tim Miller, host of "The Bulwark Podcast," on Thursday roasted a MAGA star's recent remarks about conservative activist Charlie Kirk's murder in September. Tucker Carlson, a MAGA media personality, appeared on a recent episode of "This Past Weekend," a podcast hosted by comedian Theo Von. During the episode, Carlson told the audience that they shouldn't trust the FBI's investigation, and floated theories suggesting a fore…
Musk Cites Security Fears After Kirk Assassination, Limits Public Outings - Real America's Voice News
function onResize(e) { if(e.data.type !== 'height') return; if(e.origin !== "https://americasvoice.news") return; document.getElementById('rav-embed-1765486239005').style.height = e.data.height + 'px'; } window.addEventListener('message', onResize); ]]>
In wake of Charlie Kirk’s murder, Elon Musk says security issues keep him from spending much time in public
Elon Musk explained how Charlie Kirk's assassination has intensified his need for personal protection during an appearance on "The Katie Miller Podcast" on Tuesday.
Face2Face Africa
The Zambian ObserverElon Musk reveals it’s hard for him to go out in public after Charlie Kirk’s assassination
South African-born billionaire Elon Musk revealed that he’s now wary of going out in public after the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
Alabama Live
MAGA billionaire fears being in public after Charlie Kirk murder: ‘Serious security issues’
Billionaire MAGA activist Elon Musk claims that being in public puts him at risk, particularly in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s killing.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
