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TERROR: Rick Wilson is explicitly calling on Americans to “Kill Tesla, Save The Country,” urging direct attacks against the company explaining Tesla is Elon's weak spot. He portrays Tesla as a “bank for fascists” and a “goose-stepping hedge fund” financing Musk’s ambition to seize control of the US government, amass a trillion-dollar fortune, and crown himself Emperor of Mars. This isn’t political hyperbole—it’s a full-throated call to cripple a private enterprise under the guise of combating authoritarianism. The irony, of course, is lost on Wilson.

We all know if a Democrat had started that group chat, there would be wall-to-wall hearings, people would get fired, careers would end. Today, we’re starting that accountability with an open hearing in the Intel Committee.

NPR CEO Katherine Maher lies through her teeth when Rep. Brandon Gill grills her over her statement that “America is addicted to white supremacy” among numerous other woke statements and recommendations for books and articles condemning America for its past.

The Atlantic has conceded: these were NOT “war plans.” This entire story was another hoax written by a Trump-hater who is well-known for his sensationalist spin.

Attempts to disparage and discredit The Atlantic, our editor, and our reporting follow an obvious playbook by elected officials and others in power who are hostile to journalists and the First Amendment rights of all Americans.