Overview

• Warren’s office identifies over 100 occasions during Musk’s 130-day service as a special government employee where his companies benefited from government decisions.
• The report alleges Musk’s net worth climbed by more than $100 billion as his firms secured or were considered for lucrative federal and foreign contracts.
• Before his appointment, Musk’s companies faced at least $2.37 billion in enforcement actions, many of which were paused or dismissed during his leadership of the Department of Government Efficiency.
• Included examples of preferential treatment range from converting the White House lawn into a Tesla display to a cabinet secretary publicly encouraging viewers to buy Tesla stock.
• The report also highlights Musk’s involvement in pushing NASA policy changes to aid SpaceX and promoting widespread installation of his Starlink service across federal agencies.