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The MAGA friendly tech mogul predicted the film will be the “most convincingly terrible hit piece” on him.
When the free press comes under fire, HuffPost doesn't back down. Stand with independent journalism — become a member today. , a documentary which the right-wing billionaire tech mogul once predicted would be the “most convincingly terrible hit piece” on him.
’s “Musk,” a searing look into the Tesla and SpaceX CEO’s businesses and political influence, according to reports by Check out the trailer for my new film,"Musk.
" It's about a "free-speech absolutist" who has threatened a lawsuit to try to stop the film from being seen. HuffPost has reached out to the social media companies for a statement, but has not yet received a response from YouTube, TikTok and X.A Meta spokesperson emailed HuffPost on Saturday, “this was an error and the ads are being restored.
” The film’s distributor, Bleecker Street, has appealed to the platforms, according to the outlet, but Meta has already rejected the appeal. The film has also drawn plenty of outrage from Musk himself.
In addition to his “hit piece” commentary, he has also called Gibney “a douchebag to his core and, in his own words, incredibly biased against me. ” Alex Gibney is obviously going to make the most convincingly terrible hit piece on me that he can possibly think of.
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