Comments by "pipsplay" (@pipsplay) on "MeidasTouch" channel.

That's why he loves his voters so much, they're gullible.
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@Woodland-Gangsta Well said! I'm not sure about 2 years, but you're spot on about cutting staff, not making profit, and spiraling losses in both sales and stock price!
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@Woodland-Gangsta Um, Musk just DID lay-off 6000 workers at Tesla. Claimed he was busy with other things, when he got back to look at Tesla, sales were down 20%, so workforce needs to be cut 20%. The stock price (a huge source of his wealth is stocks and stock options) seem to be doing fine! I keep hearing about how the stock "tanked", but when I leave You Tube and look at the charts, TSLA is at 90 day highs.
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Trump in 2029 "You didn't let me finish!"
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This is the first time she's ever said anything that remotely makes sense or that I could get behind, and this is gonna get her fired.
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@danpenry8899 Yeah, I was coming to that conclusion, too. Thanks for confirming, this will be my last.
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He didn't sign one last time. I expect to see the Presidential seal on all his merch starting January 20, 2025!!
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Through social media mostly! From the looks of it.
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The facial recognition software couldn't tell them apart 😀
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@sandraflores3175 Fair point, the French people wouldn't put up with this.
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@Heat_Rush It's NOT a "government agency". I've been asking the same questions. I think Musk is self-funding it. A couple million isn't much (for him) when you consider all he has to gain (both financially and emotionally).
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Be a natural-born U.S. citizen. Be at least 35 years old. Have lived in the U.S. for at least 14 years. No background checks are required for the elected officials, that's supposed to be the voter's job. Way to go on that one. Appointed officials are supposed to be vetted before publicly announced. Then they undergo 1. an FBI background check 2. a review by the Office of Government Ethics (probably slated for removal as unneeded by Musk's DOGE) 3. Senate Confirmation Process Then they have to pass top-level security clearance, but that's not really an issue here. The president can override this process and grant a clearance to anyone they choose, regardless of concerns raised during the vetting process. He 'granted' security clearances last time for over 25 of his appointments, including his son-in-law and daughter. I think he's going for a high score this time!
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That's fine with him. He'll just take the office on Jan 6, 2025. He'd rather do it that way anyhow.
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@triciac1019 Then we get Vance. yay 😐
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He didn't sign it last time and got away with it, he won't sign it this time and will laugh about it!
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@Songbird4ever While not explicitly required, it assures the people that voted for him that he has the country's best interest. It instills confidence and trust. And he's the first and only one not to sign it.
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@karenatha7890 I don't think they want Doge to be an official department. That would imply a Government overseer and some level of transparency. Trump said he wished he had his own SS (Schutzstaffel), and this is what that is.
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Same.
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@4:50 "a legal pathway to citizenship", that sounds familiar, where have I heard that recently? As for the fentanyl problem, I don't know why the Democrats didn't think to just tell everyone not to do it. I mean, that worked so well for cigarettes, what could go wrong?
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@Woodland-Gangsta I'm not so sure. As of 9/30/2024, institutions holding of TSLA were 46%. You can bet a significant portion of the remaining 54% are Trumpeteers. You'd have to make a big enough impact to make the institutional holders think they're losing money. We saw from Game Stop that the individual investors don't really have that kind of leverage. Declining sales would go a long way towards that, but people bought the Cyber Truck, so there seem to be enough idiots to support him.
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Learn to think for yourselves, I hope! You can look up some of this information yourselves, you know.
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