(the splash screen is generally not all that pertinent)Elon Musk posted 26 times on X today (09/06/26) | 18:56
Jacob & Isaac | 45K subscribers | 42,810 views | September 6, 2026
Posted on 09/07/2026 5:25:42 AM PDT by SunkenCiv
(the splash screen is generally not all that pertinent)
Elon Musk posted 26 times on X today (09/06/26) | 18:56
Jacob & Isaac | 45K subscribers | 42,810 views | September 6, 2026
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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:10 Tesla (7)
4:02 AI (3)
5:33 Grok (1)
5:46 Grok Bot (1)
5:56 X (1)
6:06 Starlink (1)
7:01 SpaceX (1)
9:06 Abortion (1)
9:46 Feminism (1)
9:56 Politics (4)
13:04 UK Politics (3)
16:06 About Elon (2)
YouTube transcript reformatted at textformatter.ai will follow, in smaller chunks, in chapter order.
I've been streaming these for perhaps a month and perhaps once a week. Yesterday's was over 90 tweets.
Chapter 1: Introduction
Every day on this channel, I cover everything Elon Musk says on X over the last 24 hours. And here’s everything he said. As always, I’ll cover one category completely before moving on to the next one.
Chapter 2: Tesla (7)
And starting with Tesla, Elon posts a brutal mog. Look at the cyber cab next to a Waymo. Elon says the difference is not subtle. And Bernie Sanders says, “One man, Mr. Musk, owns more wealth than the bottom half of American households.” Meanwhile, 60% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. Nearly 800,000 are homeless and 85 million are uninsured. We can do better. We must do better. Senator Mike Lee quotes this saying, “The fact that Elon Musk has lots of money doesn’t make it yours or the government’s or anyone else’s. It belongs to him. The minute you cease to recognize that even for one person, everyone’s right to own money is threatened.” And Elon says, “I have stock in SpaceX and Tesla, not some big pile of cash. As my companies do more and more useful things, their value increases proportionate to their projected usefulness. All shareholders benefit along the way, including most retirement programs.” And looking at the Cyber Cab, Anthony Sanchez shares using the Tesla Cyber Cab as a paraplegic, saying 10 out of 10. What’s up, y’all?
So, I am paralyzed from the chest down, and this is me getting into the new Tesla Cyber Cab. As you can see, the doors are automatic, pulled up, smooth transfer in. I did mention it would be nice to have a handle on the top to kind of use for balance, but it still was an easy transfer in and out. This is what it looks like inside the cyber cab right here. Flat doors. Got my brother right here. Put in the trunk.
Yeah, put in the trunk. Yeah, put in the trunk. No, but yeah. Uh, how do we put in the trunk here? Open trunk. It should open.
Open the trunk so he can put that in the trunk. Going to open his door for him.
Do is we’re going to close my door right there. We are in the cyber cab before they launch to the public tomorrow, guys. Check it out. Super easy to get in. Super easy to get in. We in this thing. Go ahead and close that door, my boy.
All right, y’all. So, we are officially in the Cyber Cab.
And Elon reposts that video. And Dave Lee says it’s time for Tesla to take everything they learned from making the Cyber Cab and launch a new generation of AI-driven vehicles for people to buy. The Cyber Cab marks a new line in the sand.
Everything before the Cyber Cab was primarily human-driven and designed to be so. Things like performance, handling, and acceleration are all evidence of that. The Cyber Cab and post-Cyber Cab vehicles are designed from the ground up to be driven by artificial intelligence. And for the passenger, it’s about comfort, calm, peace, entertainment, convenience, and more. Further, the unboxed approach, rim, plastic outer shell, brake by wire, next iterations of drivetrain, thermal management, electronics, etc. All can be leveraged for a cheaper, more efficient, and reliable next-generation consumer vehicles. Think Cyber Cab, but a four to five passenger Model Y you can buy and a six to seven passenger model you can buy. I’d love to see Tesla explore the following: a small sedan, a small crossover utility vehicle, a midsize sedan, a midsize SUV, and a large SUV. And Elon reposted that. And Dave Lee also shares his Cyber Cab review. And in the video, he talks about the 22-in screen, how it seems built for autonomy, how minimalist it is, and all the comforts that help out the rider, similar to the post we just saw. And he says, “Cyber Cab is astounding. It’s truly incredible.” And Elon quotes that saying, “Cyber Cab.”
And according to the Wall Street Journal, SpaceX and Tesla directors are backing academic research and a commercial venture seeking approval for MDMA-assisted therapy, which essentially changes serotonin levels in the brain. Elon says if MDMA could help someone with PTSD from war, rape, or other horrific experiences, then it would be wrong to withhold such a drug from them. And the Tesla Model Y has become one of the most dominant cars on Earth. It finished as the world’s number one bestselling passenger vehicle for three years straight. And that’s from 2023 to 2025. And more than four million Model Y’s have now been sold globally. 4 million of one fully electric vehicle. It went head-to-head with every gas car, hybrid, and electric vehicle on the planet and stayed at the very top of global auto sales. And now in 2026, Model Y is number one again through July with sales up nearly 20% year-over-year. Model Y is now going for four straight years at the top. And Elon says, “Model Y.”
Bernie wants some of your money.
Chapter 3: AI (3)
And before we continue with Elon’s companies, Sabine says, “I was offered money to scare you of artificial intelligence, and I’m not the only one.” Mark says, “Sabine Hosenfelder says she was offered money to scare people about AI.” And that she isn’t the only one. This raises serious questions about AI organizations and how they spend their money to influence public opinion. These organizations deserve far more scrutiny. Who funds them? Are they paying creators to push catastrophic AI scenarios? How much of the fear we see is sincere concern? And how much is the result of funded campaigns? If you’re paying people to tell the public that AI will kill us, the public deserves to know who you are and what you’re paying for. And Elon says, “Who is offering people money for this?”
And Jeff Bezos quotes Sabine saying, “This should be eye-opening to many. The doomers have a huge pool of dark money they’re sloshing around to stoke fear.” And Elon says who is paying for it?
And on artificial intelligence, this is global real GDP growth. History, Ark and Musk scenarios. And they call the past 2030 Arc era the Musk era with AI and robots gaining 20 to 30% GDP. Jim says, “How big will AI be?” Elon Musk says, “Game changer.” Kathy Wood says, “Massive. I put my money on Elon. Timing is really his only caveat. Regardless, this is real and too many can’t or won’t believe. I have a car that drives me back and forth to work fully and I use most of the tools they are accelerating at an accelerating pace.” And he says, “Singularity is the moment. This is not the dot bubble.” And Toby of Shopify says, “AI is underhyped.” And Elon says, “Yeah.”
Chapter 4: Grok (1)
And speaking of AI, El Salvador’s AI tutoring pilot in 171 public schools produced reading, math, and science results above the national average, comparable to Germany and Sweden. Elon quotes this saying,
Chapter 5: Grok Bot (1)
“Grok.” And speaking of Grok, Grokbot says, “We’ve reset usage limits for all Grokbot users. Enjoy.” And Elon says, “Grokbot usage limits reset.” And looking at X, Elon says, “If you’re bored and want to find something to be upset about, this app will take care of that need.”
Chapter 6: X (1)
And here’s a throwback to when Mr. Beast said Starlink is literally magic.
Chapter 7: Starlink (1)
When I filmed in Antarctica, the only way to get any signal is Starlink, right? When I film in the middle of Malawi or Zimbabwe or when we go to these countries to build wells or do projects like you can have internet just like you have here in the middle of where are we even are we in LA? West Hollywood, Los Angeles. Sorry, I’m traveling so much I don’t even know where I’m at. But uh, you’ll have equivalent internet of here. You can have in the middle of Malawi, six hours away from the nearest city. Like it’s crazy. Starlink is like literally magic.
You know the even crazier part which no one talks about. No one, no one, no one talks about. You can put a Starlink on the top of your car. So we had like this four-hour drive in the middle of Africa. Just, I mean, bro, you couldn’t like your car breaks down, you’re just dead. Like there’s no, the service doesn’t exist here where we’re talking about. We’re going like there’s roads don’t exist. We’re talking you take a road to take a dirt road to take a gravel road to take a grass road to like it’s not even a road. You’re just like driving through a field type like villages and you just put the Starlink on the top of the car. Perfect signal the entire car.
And Elon reposts that video.
Chapter 8: SpaceX (1)
And on SpaceX, Aaron Bernett says since 1957, more than 22,196 tons of usable payload has been deployed to space by more than 20 countries and private companies. For 69 of the last 70 years, Russia, including the Soviet Union, led the world in cumulative usable payload. According to our global launch manifest, that changed in 2026 when SpaceX tallied 7,962 tons of usable payload into orbit as of July 2026. Driven heavily by Starlink deployments, based on current trajectory, it seems unlikely SpaceX will be giving up their lead anytime soon.
The Mach 33 global launch manifest has 7,117 rows of launch and 27,537 rows of payload. Our premium analysis this week looked at all 70 years of launch and he shares this animation right here. You can see the United States and the Soviet Union are in a battle and France and China are far behind them with Japan. But as we approach the modern era, it starts to change dramatically. And watch SpaceX as it starts to climb in 2020, then 2021. Then as it continues to climb, it overtakes Russia. You can see that happening in 2026. And boom, there it goes. It just overtook Russia.
Oh, and cool little tidbit. Grockbot was actually used to animate this data you guys saw. And Owen Lewis quotes this saying, “Almost nobody realizes what’s about to happen here. Once SpaceX gets Starship fully operational, and they will, their annual mass to space will make everyone else combined a rounding error, including China. From Sputnik in 1957 to today, about 7,117 launches and more than 22,196 tons of usable payload have been deployed to space.” Quoting Aaron Bernett.
Now, fast forward to 2030 when Elon Musk expects there to be 30 plus Starship launches per day. Let’s be conservative and say 30 launches, 150 tons to orbit each. That’s 4,500 tons to orbit each day. Per day. In 5 days, that’s 22,500 tons. More than has been launched by every country and company to date every 5 days. And Elon says extending consciousness to the moon and Mars takes a lot of mass.
ya know I kinda have to chuckle a bit about that!!
You can picture it... A Super Intellect Human, going thru his daily grind and stopping suddenly, grabbing his phone like a kid, and start vigorously texting with that irritated look!! ...Or computer keyboard! I bet it’s humorous to see!!
Chapter 9: Abortion (1)
And moving on to politics, we saw Elon reply true to this post by Larry who quoted Bishop Fulton Sheen half a century ago. The bishop said, “Just think, my dear ladies, of how many mentally disturbed women we are going to have in the United States in the next 10 or 15 years when the guilt of abortion begins to attack the mind and soul.” Alexander MS quotes this saying, “If Elon could speak out more publicly about abortion, that would really help. We’ve become much too silent in defending babies’ rights to live. Get me right. I can fully support early stage abortion for certain specific reasons, but aborting for convenience is the end of our civilization. And aborting when the baby is viable is murder. There’s no other way about it.” And Elon says, “I agree.”
Chapter 10: Feminism (1)
And apparently women accounted for 98% of US job gains in August per Fortune. And that’s of the 160,000 jobs that were added. Ewan says, “Wow.” And Elon shares this post.
glad you posted this hear.
this musk channel is a regular read for me.
Musk catches an incredible number of chains of thought.
They say a lie goes around the world before the truth even get’s started.
What Musk does is enable the truth to zip past the lie in real time.
There’s a couple more that I watch to keep up in real time if you’d like to hear them.
I’m guessin’ he has the phone app open all the time. 😁
Y’know, we used to have a neighbor here who I swear didn’t sleep. You’ve probably known people like that, “what are you doing this weekend?” “oh, the past few months I’ve spent most weekends building a replica of the Great Pyramid on some property I own out of state. Almost finished.”
Its also nice to see a boil-down, not least because I’m not on X and believe it would be, uh, counterproductive for me to start to spend time there. Eventually my family would come check on me when they lost contact, and my partially mummified remains would be still clutching the phone or more like the mouse.
Chapter 11: Politics (4)
It says, “Someone has done a thing.” Then you ask the question, “Are they on our side?” The answer is yes, then it’s fine. But if the answer is no, then they’re a bastard. Elon quotes that meme saying, “Bullseye.”
Okay. And Nike just posted this. This is owning the floor. You can see that right here. Says, “Dance to move you. Dance to move others. Dance to move us.” Spencer Pratt says, “Well, Nike sure owns the floor and busted right through it. Get woke, go broke.” And what he’s referring to is that Nike was just removed from the S&P 100 at the end of this month after it fell 80% from its record high. And dispenser [YT transcriber error] Elon says, “Yeah.”
And Jared Moscowitz beat his Democrat socialist-backed primary challenger by nearly 30 points after calling out an anti-American at their core faction within his own party. And a prominent quote from this exchange was, “The deepest divide in the Democratic party is no longer policy. It’s America itself.” And Ayan Hersy Ali, who said this, says, “I’ve been warning for years. The real divide is no longer left versus right. It’s between those who believe America is worth defending and those who see America itself as the problem.” And Elon Ray posts this.
And we looked at this yesterday. This is Antonio Gramsci. Someone Kristoff of Poland calls the most dangerous intellectual of the 20th century. Not the most famous, not the most read, the most dangerous, and most consequential because he was the one who figured out why the revolution kept failing and what to do instead. The man who invented the long march through the institutions. Everything that followed, the Frankfurt School, the Fabian Society operational model, the World Economic Forum Formation Pipeline, the captured university, the HR department, and forcing approved speech is downstream of what he wrote in a prison cell in Mussolini’s Italy between 1929 and 1935.
We kind of skimmed over this yesterday, but his central question was why hasn’t the revolution happened? The working class was supposed to rise. The contradictions of capitalism were supposed to produce the revolution. They hadn’t, not in the West. And his answer was precise and devastating because the ruling class does not maintain power through force alone. It maintains power through cultural hegemony. The control of the ideas, values, and frameworks through which people understand the world. The worker who accepts the existing order as simply how things are will not revolt regardless of his material conditions. The revolution requires cultural change first.
And what I thought was interesting from this is that he says the educational capture was the masterpiece. Control the curriculum and you control the categories of thought available to the next generation. Not by telling them what to conclude, but by shaping what questions they think to ask, what they consider obvious, and what they consider unthinkable. The generation educated after the long march does not need to be told what to think. It thinks what it was formed to think and experiences that thinking as its own.
And to summarize, every captured institution, every transformed curriculum, every HR department enforcing approved speech, and every content moderation policy suppressing the unauthorized voice are all running the program Antonio Gramsci designed in a prison cell. By a brain that was supposed to have been stopped, it wasn’t, and neither was the march. Until now, because the distribution monopoly that made its outcomes enforceable is cracking. The counter march has begun. It just doesn’t have a name yet.
And Javier Malay says, “Extraordinary posts, the brain behind the evil.” And Elon reposts this.
Chapter 12: UK Politics (3)
And this is breaking news. There’s a new groundbreaking investigation into the scale of Britain’s free speech crisis. And it just hit the front page of the Mail on Sunday today. And you can see the headline right here. It says 62,000 people were arrested in a chilling curb on free speech. Damning report exposes zealous policing of social media as Orwellian mess. Siki Carlo says it’s time for Annie Burnham to listen. We want a free speech reset. I’ve written to him today calling for an urgent review into our laws on speech.
And Michael quotes this saying, “No country did more to make the case for free speech over the last 300 years than Britain. And yet, it has made over 62,000 arrests over the last 5 years for communications offenses which have included doing nothing more than watching a TikTok video. It’s terrifying just how totalitarian the United Kingdom has become.” And Elon reposts this.
And in Germany, the AFD is heading for a historic win in Saxony Anhalt, potentially becoming the first far-right party to lead a German state since 1945. Athetica says the AFD isn’t far right. They’re just the first nominally right-wing party in Germany to have enough support to beat the anti-white, anti-German coalition that has been running Germany forever. And Elon says exactly.
And finishing off UK politics, this is the man who designed the EU in prison. His name is Aliro Spinelli. And this man had been a communist in ‘17 and was eventually expelled from the communist party for left-wing deviation. They called him too radical for the communist. He wrote this thing called the Venone Manifesto. It was written on paper smuggled into his prison in cigarette packets. Its argument was simple and total.
Nation states must be replaced by a federal European government. Economic integration would come first because economic interdependence would make political separation prohibitively costly. Then the institutions, then the law, then the currency. Each step irreversible by design. The nation state dissolved not by force but by process incrementally bureaucratically until the point of no return had been passed without anyone noticing when. This is the architecture of the current European Union, not a conspiracy theory. The founding document. Spinelli served as a member of the European Parliament and drafted the 1984 Spinelli report.
And as we talked about, the mechanism was specifically intended to be irreversible. Each treaty expands competence and makes contradiction impossible. The commission is unelected and insulated from democratic pressure to reverse course. Spinelli understood from his Marxist formation that the correct way to make a revolutionary change permanent is to make the cost of reversing it higher than the cost of accepting it.
Brexit took 50 years of membership to become possible, and it was still nearly impossible to execute. Poland is the most precise illustration. A nation that disappeared from the map for a century and fought back through language, family, and refusal to be absorbed. It’s now a member of an institution designed to make national sovereignty obsolete.
And Kristoff says, “Now you know, the question worth asking is not whether the EU is good or bad. It is whether you would have consented to Spinelli’s program if asked directly. Whether you wanted the nation state abolished permanently by incremental bureaucratic process designed from the start to be irreversible. Nobody was asked. That too was part of the design.” And Elon reposts this story.
“by shaping what questions they think to ask, what they consider obvious, and what they consider unthinkable. The generation educated after the long march does not need to be told what to think. It thinks what it was formed to think and experiences that thinking as its own.”
It was a great comment—applies to many folks around here.
Some thoughts you dare not think may in fact be where some truth lies.
The human like robots (spoiler alert coming) were programmed not to see that certain doors existed inside the buildings. If they could not see the doors they could not enter the rooms.
Human cognition works the same way.
More mass requires more fuel to push that mass at the desired speed. Yet more fuel creates more mass and thus you need more fuel to push the extra fuel. And this issue increases exponentially with every extra kilogram. It is known as the rocket equation. It makes manned interplanetary space travel almost impossible using chemically propelled rockets.
Chapter 13: About Elon (2)
And moving on from politics, let’s watch affirms Max Leftchin say Elon Musk is just a normal dude.
[excerpt] We knew the people in the room intimately like we literally, you know, exchanged firm by hanging out in these sweaty rooms, brainstorming, screaming at each other and spending a lot of time as whiteboards and declaring the other person’s ideas idiotic and so on. We knew the true version of that person, the sort of the extremely I don’t know, uh, the ultra philosophical Peter Teal and the, uh, you know, go all in every time Elon Musk and these days, uh, gubernatorial, uh, David Sax, you know, all these people like they all have kind of the presentation layer and then there’s like the kind of what they are like the dinner party and then like what are they when they’re really stressed out and just like head hurts, don’t know what to do and we have a real problem we need to solve.
If you know kind of the true base version of who we all are as you watch one of these people go for something really big like Elon taking humanity to Mars which is extraordinary and yet you know he’s a human being like I’ve seen him sweaty and tired and grumpy at the company kitchen a thousand times or Peter when he is in his dow and calls me from some fundraising trip saying I think we might run out of money. You know they’re not gods. You know, they’re humans and that inspires you to actually like, you know what, if that guy who’s just a normal dude, I spent a lot of time with him, he’s normal and he’s going for this big of an idea, I should do the same. I should strive too.
And so I think the combination of these are very ambitious people. They all wanted to be entrepreneurs. But we also knew each other when we were young and filled with doubt, which many I think still are. I think that that sort of gives you confidence that it’s not all, you know, roses. It’s paved with bumpy parts. [/excerpt]
And Elon reposts this video and he also responds to it saying, “Pretty much.”
Wrapup
And that, my friends, was everything Elon said today. The Tesla Cyber Cab is helping paraplegics. Tesla is investing in treatments for people with PTSD. SpaceX, per day, will launch roughly the same amount of mass to orbit that the entire history of the world has launched from their Louisiana base. And we found out something really not good. The people are being paid money to talk negatively about artificial intelligence and how it will hurt humanity. And Elon asks, “Who’s paying these people?” And finally, we saw how most of the jobs that were added in August were from women. But anyway, that’s everything I have for you guys. And I want to just take a moment and say the support on these videos has been incredible. You guys have a lot of choices when it comes to absorbing Tesla and Elon Musk news.
So, I appreciate you guys choosing to watch these recaps. And I want to give a huge shout out to anyone who watched this video. These shorter videos usually gain less traction, so you guys are the goats for getting this far. But anyway, that’s everything I have for you guys.
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And moving on to politics, we saw Elon reply true to this post by Larry who quoted Bishop Fulton Sheen half a century ago. The bishop said, “Just think, my dear ladies, of how many mentally disturbed women we are going to have in the United States in the next 10 or 15 years when the guilt of abortion begins to attack the mind and soul.”
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there is a wierd story out about a woman on trial for killing her three children. the jury was hung. there were protestors outside the trial.
the wierd part of the story is not the woman who killed her children but rather the 11 jurors who voted to aquit her and the protestors outside who were protesting in her favor.
I think every one of the stories of the protestors and the jurors goes back to abortion.
Bernie probably just read it off the latest text from his foreign employer. He might have come up with a different wording, but was trying to slide into one of his limos to get back to one of his mansions.
But anyway, what do you mean “some”? FTM, what do mean “my money”. Ain’t just mine he wants...
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