Elon Musk 'needs to answer' for 4.5 million kids 'sentenced to death' over DOGE cuts, Ro Khanna argues

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk will need to be investigated for the "4.5 million children" whom he "possibly sentenced to death" through his spending cuts, Rep.Ro Khanna, D-Calif., argued Saturday.Khanna suggested that the Democratic Party take initiative to hold Musk accountable if they were to regain control over the House of Representatives or the Senate."I do believe once we take power, there needs to be accountability," Khanna said on the "I've Had It" podcast.
"There needs to be accountability for Elon Musk.You know, they’re celebrating that he created 4,400 millionaires, but they don’t talk about the 4.5 million children around the world who he possibly sentenced to death by dismantling USAID."MAMDANI’S ‘COGE’ ROLLOUT GETS DOGE’S ATTENTION AFTER CRITICS SAY HE RIPPED OFF ELON MUSKSpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk became the world's first trillionaire earlier this month.
(Chesnot/Getty Images)Khanna continued, "He needs to answer for that.He needs to be subpoenaed.
He needs to face investigation.He needs to answer for what he did with DOGE [Department of Government Efficiency].
It's not just 'let's move on.'"Host Jennifer Welch agreed with the idea of investigating Musk, claiming that he was responsible for "killing" millions through DOGE's government spending cuts."I love that we need to keep pushing the talking point that you just had that we don't need to celebrate Elon Musk making other people millionaires.If you are the party of pro-life like you say you are, MAGA, he’s killing millions of the poorest people on the planet," Welch said.
"So I think that hypocrisy there is really stunning."ELON MUSK SENT GAD SAAD A CRYPTIC LATE NIGHT TEXT THAT LED TO A SECRET CANYON RENDEZVOUSFox News Digital reached out to Khanna's office, Tesla and SpaceX for comment.Rep.Ro Khanna accused Elon Musk of sentencing children to "death" because of government spending cuts through his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
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