Musk Will Only Speak to Jon Stewart on This Condition

Elon Musk and Jon Stewart may have a meeting of the minds.
On Tuesday, February 25, the tech billionaire took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to reveal whether or not he would ever be open to appearing on The Daily Show to speak with the left-wing journalist despite their vast political differences.

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After a fan suggested the SpaceX founder should go on the late-night series, he replied, "I will do it if the show airs unedited."
The program's official account responded to Musk's message, stating, "We'd be delighted!"
While it's unclear if the meetup will actually happen, the controversial figure offered Stewart official DOGE merchandise after the host slammed the department's massive government cuts.

After Stewart accidentally sliced his hand open in a moment of dramatic flair, Musk even sent some well-wishes his way.
"I will send him some @DOGE merch to comfort him while he recovers from this injury," Musk penned in the Wednesday, February 26, update.
When the comedian issued the takedown of President Donald Trump, the Telsa founder and their slashing of the government budget, Stewart let all of his emotions out.

"How about we just take $3 billion in subsidies we give to oil and gas companies that turn billions in profits," he said.

"How long did that take? Oh, wait! How about we just close down the carried interest loophole on hedge funds? That's $1.3 billion a year. Or how about we stop the $2 trillion dollars we've given to defense contractors to build a fighter jet that blows, when everyone knows the next war is going to be fought with drones and blockchains, whatever that is! Holy s—! I can't believe it! I just saved us billions of dollars in 11 seconds!" the television star nearly yelled.

While Stewart made his concerns about DOGE known, Senate Republicans have also spoken out about people being laid off and funds being axed.
"Everybody's concerned when you have people cutting out of your state," Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville from Alabama told NBC News. "But we all understand, it's — that's just part of it, you know, we're way over, bloated, we got to cut back."

Meanwhile, another right-wing senator, Lisa Murkowski, expressed her worries about Trump and Musk's efforts.
"They've given us different avenues to pursue," she told the outlet. "If we're trying to unstick some funding somewhere and we're not getting an answer over here, then we've got a couple other phone numbers to call."