Musk Used Heavy Drugs Including Ketamine And Ecstasy While He Became Close To Trump

[Toddsterpatriot]

White privilege.

A liberal judge gave a Republican white privilege for so many heinous crimes?
I guess liberals really are useless, eh comrade?

 

[Moonglow]

Trump stole the democrat's base of voters... right under their noses... as they cuddled up to trannys and illegal aliens and mega rich superstars....

You funny.

 

[initforme]

We keep trying to criminalize drugs which are so rampant in our society. Why exactly do we do that? Are we afraid too many people will be unproductive? Which of course makes no sense.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Never ever underestimate the ability of leftists to lie to themselves.

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I'm getting that on a T-shirt.

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[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Ya shoulda stuck around for Fergies $9 BILLION in new taxes......like we didn't have enough taxes already.


Actually, yours was a smart move.

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In my first year here, in a town of 1,000 people, four homes were sold to escapees from WA and OR.


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[kyzr]

You funny.

234,000 posts and none of them worth reading.

 

[Moonglow]

234,000 posts and none of them worth reading.

I am sure you are blind when responding

 

[iamwhatiseem]

What the hell is this country coming to?!?!?

Easy answer - that even so called "legitimate" news sources will run with a story based on what "someone" says.
Right there in the article - it states the source - someone close to others close to Musk. Whatever the hell that means.
Ketamine is an often prescribed anti-depressant, with estimated 3,000,000 people take the drug.
And - AGAIN - right in the article - Musk said in an interview he was prescribed Ketamine and only took it occasionally.

And then - pinheads like you repeat it.

 

[TimFitz]

Easy answer - that even so called "legitimate" news sources will run with a story based on what "someone" says.
Right there in the article - it states the source - someone close to others close to Musk. Whatever the hell that means.
Ketamine is an often prescribed anti-depressant, with estimated 3,000,000 people take the drug.
And - AGAIN - right in the article - Musk said in an interview he was prescribed Ketamine and only took it occasionally.

And then - pinheads like you repeat it.

He smoked pot live on Joe Rogan.

Clinging to this Perscription BS is pathetic.

 

[TimFitz]

Your link went to Reuters, not WSJ and wanted me to subscribe for $1 per week to continue reading past the first paragraph, that said nothing.

But I still found it without the paywall........



March 18 (Reuters) - CEO Elon Musk said his ketamine prescription was beneficial for Tesla's investors in a video interview with former CNN anchor Don Lemon posted online on Monday.
Musk said the drug helps him manage a "negative chemical state" similar to depression in the interview conducted this month that also touched on politics, content moderation on X and Tesla.


"From the standpoint of Wall Street, what matters is execution," said Musk, who runs the automaker, the rocket company SpaceX and the social media platform X. Musk argued Tesla was worth as much as the rest of the car industry combined.

"For investors, if there's something I'm taking, I should keep taking it."
A Wall Street Journal investigation published in January said Musk had used drugs including LSD, cocaine, ecstasy and psychedelic mushrooms, worrying executives and board members at his companies.
The report raised concerns that illegal drug use would likely be a violation of federal policies that could jeopardize SpaceX's government contracts.
The Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, reported that one Tesla director grew so frustrated with Musk's behavior that she did not stand for re-election to the board in 2019.

Musk responded to the Journal report on X in January, saying that he agreed to three years of random drug testing at the request of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, which partners with SpaceX. "Not even trace quantities were found of any drugs or alcohol," Musk said,
Musk told Lemon that he had a doctor's prescription for ketamine. The billionaire estimated he took "a small amount every other week."
His comments were in response to Lemon asking what Musk's ketamine prescription was intended for, and if he ever worried "that this may get in the way of your government contracts and clearances and Wall Street as well."
Lemon posted the interview on YouTube and X, after he said last week that Musk canceled an exclusive partnership that "The Don Lemon Show" had with X.
Lemon was set to have three 30-minute episodes per week on X. "His approach was basically just CNN, but on social media, which doesn't work," Musk posted on X.






As I've said repeatedly......... WHAT FUCKING DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE??????

No, that’s a new line from you.

You spent post after post denying widely reported news.

Now, having been thoroughly discredited, you do this:
“As I've said repeatedly......... WHAT FUCKING DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE??????”

Running away from your own misleading claims.

 

[MarcATL]

Easy answer - that even so called "legitimate" news sources will run with a story based on what "someone" says.
Right there in the article - it states the source - someone close to others close to Musk. Whatever the hell that means.
Ketamine is an often prescribed anti-depressant, with estimated 3,000,000 people take the drug.
And - AGAIN - right in the article - Musk said in an interview he was prescribed Ketamine and only took it occasionally.

And then - pinheads like you repeat it.

Do you believe that President Joe Biden is a pedo?

 

[JustAnotherNut]

No, that’s a new line from you.

You spent post after post denying widely reported news.

Now, having been thoroughly discredited, you do this:
“As I've said repeatedly......... WHAT FUCKING DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE??????”

Running away from your own misleading claims.

Now STFU and go away ya parasite.....

And so has his prescribed drug use.


But I'll ask what others have.......so he's a 'druggie' as you put it, but what has that to do with anything? Musk is and was not in a government official capacity or position. He was brought on to cut government waste.....to do a job, which he has and is now back to his own business. At all times a private citizen.

How many employees anywhere use drugs, whether on or off the job clock??? Millions

Again with 'Quartz' news???Who TF are they??? And I don't do paywalls to read the other.



Doesn't really matter much anyway whether it was recreational or medicinal and whatever sources provided. Whatever the truth is, will depend on the opinion of the story teller/news source. So this argument is bust.

Your link went to Reuters, not WSJ and wanted me to subscribe for $1 per week to continue reading past the first paragraph, that said nothing.

But I still found it without the paywall........



March 18 (Reuters) - CEO Elon Musk said his ketamine prescription was beneficial for Tesla's investors in a video interview with former CNN anchor Don Lemon posted online on Monday.
Musk said the drug helps him manage a "negative chemical state" similar to depression in the interview conducted this month that also touched on politics, content moderation on X and Tesla.


"From the standpoint of Wall Street, what matters is execution," said Musk, who runs the automaker, the rocket company SpaceX and the social media platform X. Musk argued Tesla was worth as much as the rest of the car industry combined.

"For investors, if there's something I'm taking, I should keep taking it."
A Wall Street Journal investigation published in January said Musk had used drugs including LSD, cocaine, ecstasy and psychedelic mushrooms, worrying executives and board members at his companies.
The report raised concerns that illegal drug use would likely be a violation of federal policies that could jeopardize SpaceX's government contracts.
The Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, reported that one Tesla director grew so frustrated with Musk's behavior that she did not stand for re-election to the board in 2019.

Musk responded to the Journal report on X in January, saying that he agreed to three years of random drug testing at the request of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, which partners with SpaceX. "Not even trace quantities were found of any drugs or alcohol," Musk said,
Musk told Lemon that he had a doctor's prescription for ketamine. The billionaire estimated he took "a small amount every other week."
His comments were in response to Lemon asking what Musk's ketamine prescription was intended for, and if he ever worried "that this may get in the way of your government contracts and clearances and Wall Street as well."
Lemon posted the interview on YouTube and X, after he said last week that Musk canceled an exclusive partnership that "The Don Lemon Show" had with X.
Lemon was set to have three 30-minute episodes per week on X. "His approach was basically just CNN, but on social media, which doesn't work," Musk posted on X.






As I've said repeatedly......... WHAT FUCKING DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE??????

As I said in an earlier post..........


drug use isn't a crime anymore, thanks to the left's silly notions. You guys set yourself up for this shit, now you're gonna have to deal with it


Now.....if it were an elected official in charge of our country (Pres, Senator, or other Reps).......then yeah, I'd have a problem with drug abuse.......neither Musk nor Hunter qualify.


So BFD

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

He smoked pot live on Joe Rogan.

Clinging to this Perscription BS is pathetic.

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How do you know? Were you there?




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[JustAnotherNut]

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How do you know? Were you there?




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What they don't seem to realize, or purposely turn a blind eye to is the fact that the meds were Dr prescribed, .....after that was up to Musk.

As most DR prescribed meds, the user does get addicted and continues to take the drugs beyond the prescription. Happens all too often.

 

[Rambunctious]

You funny.

If you didn't learn from the last election you will in the next four elections....

 

[MisterBeale]

Gotta wonder if he slipped some to Mr. Trump and/or others in his Administration...



What the hell is this country coming to?!?!?

I never thought of you as a conservative. Interesting, very interesting.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

I've got an idea- why don't you folks calm down and quit being so ridiculous.

I wish MAGA would follow that advice!

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Musk has a history of drugging. So what?

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

As of late May 2025, Donald Trump's approval rating among millennials (typically defined as those born between 1981 and 1996) has seen a notable increase. According to a YouGov/Yahoo poll conducted from May 22 to 27:

• Approval rating among 30- to 44-year-olds: 41% (up from 33% in April)
• Disapproval rating: 51% (down from 59% in April)

However,
Since May 25, 2025, Donald Trump's approval rating has shown the following trends based on recent polls:

• AtlasIntel (May 21–27): Approval at 45%, disapproval at 54%—his lowest rating of the second term so far
  
  
• Economist/YouGov (as of May 27): Approval at 44%, disapproval at 51%, with a net approval of -7%
  
  
• Another poll (May 23–25): Approval held steady at 48%among 2,237 registered voters
  

These numbers suggest that while Trump's approval rating has fluctuated slightly, it remains in the mid-40s, with disapproval consistently higher. The drop in approval appears linked to recent policy decisions, such as the controversial "Liberation Day" tariffs.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

As of late May 2025, Donald Trump's approval rating among millennials (typically defined as those born between 1981 and 1996) has seen a notable increase. According to a YouGov/Yahoo poll conducted from May 22 to 27:

• Approval rating among 30- to 44-year-olds: 41% (up from 33% in April)
• Disapproval rating: 51% (down from 59% in April)

However,
Since May 25, 2025, Donald Trump's approval rating has shown the following trends based on recent polls:

• AtlasIntel (May 21–27): Approval at 45%, disapproval at 54%—his lowest rating of the second term so far
  
  
• Economist/YouGov (as of May 27): Approval at 44%, disapproval at 51%, with a net approval of -7%
  
  
• Another poll (May 23–25): Approval held steady at 48%among 2,237 registered voters

These numbers suggest that while Trump's approval rating has fluctuated slightly, it remains in the mid-40s, with disapproval consistently higher. The drop in approval appears linked to recent policy decisions, such as the controversial "Liberation Day" tariffs.

He'll never win a third term now.