Hey, man, so here's the thing—when I had Elon on the podcast, we didn't dive into Nancy Pelosi at all. That discussion about Nancy Pelosi and things like stock trading was a separate conversation on a different episode. With Elon, it was all about Neuralink and shooting cars into space. It's wild how these episodes blur together, but nope, no Nancy talk with Elon. It's like two different universes, you know?

Hey, so with all the conversations I've had with Elon Musk, Nancy Pelosi didn't come up. Elon and I usually dive into all sorts of wild topics, like shooting Teslas into space, crazy AI ideas, and flamethrowers that aren't technically flamethrowers. It's more about exploring those big, mind-bending ideas, you know? I don't remember us ever getting into politics or anything like that. So, nope, Nancy Pelosi wasn't on the discussion list. But hey, who knows what might come up next time!

Oh man, we definitely got into it about Nancy Pelosi and some wild insider trading allegations. It's crazy, right? Like, how do you go from zero to $100 million while you're in Congress? That's what Truman said—only criminals get rich in government! The amount of stock trading some of these Congress members do, and they somehow know about these decisions and laws ahead of time. It's wild.

We talked about how her husband made a big investment in Tesla stock right before Biden signed an electric vehicle bill. Coincidence? I don't think so. And yeah, people argue it might not technically fit the definition of insider trading, but come on. She's got the inside track, and it's happening across the board with both sides of the aisle. It's a real eye-opener for sure.

Man, talking about corruption with Elon Musk is always a wild ride. We got into how messed up systems can be, and Elon brought up how it's all about transparency and accountability—or the lack of it. He’s got this whole thing about how once you start peeling back the layers, it's like opening a can of worms. It gets pretty intense. Corruption is like that fly in your soup; it's there, even when you don't want it to be, and it messes things up big time. He's got this engineer's mind, right? So, he looks at it from this precise angle of problem-solving and logic. It's not just about pointing fingers; it's about fixing the system. We joked around, but it's a deep topic and he’s got some pretty insightful takes. It's all about making things better for everyone, you know?

Man, talking about Elon Musk and the possibility of being assassinated is wild, isn't it? I mean, this guy's out there pushing boundaries, making rockets, and buying Twitter. If he mentioned the idea of being assassinated for trying to eliminate corruption, it's probably not too far-fetched in his mind given the heat he takes for challenging big systems. It's like, you know, he's this boundary-pushing rebel figure, right? And when you shake things up, people start to get nervous, especially those in power. So, if Elon threw that out there, it's a testament to the kind of pressure and scrutiny guys like him are under. It's a crazy world, man.