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There’s been a lot of October action this election season, starting with Elon Musk throwing his hat into the political ring by backing President Trump. But Elon’s done more than just endorse—this month he actually hit the campaign trail with Trump, even attending one of his biggest rallies. That rally took place in Butler, PA, where President Trump returned to the scene of the attempted assassination, and boy, it looked like he was having a good time.

Elon is keeping the election momentum going strong with a sit-down interview with the most powerful man in media—Tucker Carlson. During that interview, Elon made some bold predictions, including what he believes will happen to him if President Trump isn’t elected (cheated out of another win). According to Elon, the stakes couldn’t be higher. He believes that, given the current trajectory of this falling country, if Kamala is installed, he’ll end up behind bars.

Does that sound like hyperbole? Not if you’ve been paying attention to what’s happening in this crazy clown world. Think about it—Telegram CEO Pavel Durov was recently arrested in France simply because he refused to cooperate with world regimes to wiretap and censor his platform. If they went after Pavel, why wouldn’t they go after Elon? After all, Elon’s made life much harder for them than Pavel ever did.

And Elon should be worried, because, as we revealed, there are clear links to the US government all over Pavel’s arrest.

Revolver:

French authorities arrested Russian-born dual UAE-French citizen Pavel Durov last weekend as he disembarked his private plane in Paris. Durov, who is the CEO and founder of popular messaging app Telegram, faces a number of serious charges from French authorities ranging from drug offenses to child sexual exploitation offenses.

Of course, none of these charges have anything to do with Durov directly but rather refer to activity that allegedly occurred on Telegram, Durov’s privacy-focused messaging app that boasts nearly 1 billion active users. It is unclear from the charging documents what exactly the French authorities’ argument is regarding Durov’s culpability, and French President Emmanuel Macron defensively took to X (formerly Twitter) to assure the public that the arrest wasn’t “political.” Nonetheless, it’s extraordinarily unlikely that Durov’s arrest is unconnected to Durov’s well-known refusals to cooperate with intelligence agencies’ censorship and law enforcement requests. Furthermore, it is inconceivable that Durov’s arrest would occur without the foreknowledge and implicit approval, if not direct complicity and urging, of the United States government. There are even reputable reports that Macron himself may have lured Durov in for his arrest, as Durov apparently told French authorities that he traveled to Paris at the invitation of Macron to have dinner with the French President. Odd indeed.

Suspicions regarding the timing and possible US complicity in Durov’s arrest are heightened by virtue of a DFR Lab-sponsored conference attacking Telegram’s refusal to censor information relevant to the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

We encourage you to read this entire powerful piece by clicking below:

US Government-Funded Censorship Arm ‘Atlantic Council’ Targeted Telegram Just Two Months Before Durov Arrest

It’s no wonder Elon’s worried. But he’s not the only one sweating bullets this election season. Speaking of anxious-nelly billionaires, Elon believes powerful left-wing figures like Bill Gates are terrified of another Trump presidency—especially with that Epstein client list hanging over their heads.

Collin Rugg:

JUST IN: Elon Musk tells Tucker Carlson the reason Kamala Harris is getting so much support from some billionaires is because Trump will release the Epstein Client list.

Elon: Some of those billionaires behind Kamala are terrified of a Trump win.

Tucker: Do you think Reid Hoffman’s uncomfortable?

Elon: Yes and Gates.

Tucker: You can sort, you just look at them, and you’re like, ‘that’s a nervous person right there.’

Elon’s probably right over the target with that prediction, folks. And Bill’s not the only scared left-wing rich guy.

However, all progressive perversion aside, it seems like 2024 has been a spiritual journey for many, including Elon. In his conversation with Tucker, he delves into “higher powers” and questions about where we all came from, sparking a deeper discussion on faith and existence that we think you’ll find fascinating and hopeful.

Collin Rugg:

NEW: Elon Musk says he believes there is a higher power, says there “must be some creator or creative force that caused our existence.”

Tucker: Do you believe there is a power higher than people?

Musk: Yeah… there’s a lot we don’t know. We don’t like why does reality exist? Where did it come from? Where are the aliens?…

Tucker: But to the question of a power beyond people, beyond our consciousness, a creator, where are you on that?

Musk: Well, we must have come from somewhere. There must be some creator or creative force or something that caused our existence to come into being.

What is the nature of that creator? That I think is unknown. I don’t know if a definitive answer to that.

Tucker: But it sounds like you’re open.

Musk: Yes. I’m very open to, you know, I’m driven by curiosity.

I try to understand more about the nature of the universe. So my driving philosophy is to understand the meaning of life or really, what questions to ask.

You can watch the entire, powerful interview here:

One last note to mention: Tucker’s interview with Elon has racked up over 18 million views and counting as of this publishing. Yes, mainstream media is dead—or at least on life support. They’ve lost much of their power but can still make some waves. However, the truth is, platforms like X are where the real news is being generated now.

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