Hillary Clinton Says Elon Musk Has 'Been An Underdog,' Urges Him Not to 'Abandon Ukrainians' As SpaceX CEO Defers Starshield Decision to Trump
On Wednesday, Hillary Clinton urged Elon Musk to maintain support for Ukraine amid Starshield disruptions.
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Anthony Scaramucci backs Elon Musk, urging facts on Starshield disruptions and asking Trump to clarify control over the satellites.
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