Elon Musk, Texas Elections and Europe's Digital Services Act

Elon, it's been a long time since we spoke together.

I understand that you are experiencing some technical difficulties after the so-called Brunami, as you mentioned it on your X account.

Elon, I think that we have a solution for you.

Stop playing politics and go back to business.

It brings you bad luck. Look, you spent four hundred and seventy-four million dollars to back Republicans, and just for the state of Texas, two hundred and twenty-four million to back Paxton and Abbott.

And as a result, James Talarico has been elected senator, and Jillian Hossar is your new Democrat governor.

So Elon, again, the solution is probably go back to business.

And by the way, do not try to interfere in our elections in Europe.

It brings bad luck, not only for you, but for the one you support.

As you know, for us in Europe, freedom of speech is absolutely paramount, but also the way we protect our children, our democracy, our fellow citizens.

This has been embedded into our DSA, the rules which applies for everyone in the digital space in Europe, not against anyone, just for us Europeans.

You remember, we discussed this in Austin, Texas, few years ago.

I would be extremely happy to come back to discuss it again, but as you know, I cannot today.