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Trump Should Nationalize SpaceX & Starlink w/ Stuart Stevens On Trump vs. Musk

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June 6, 2025

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Molly welcomes Stuart Stevens to discuss a provocative and pressing issue: the potential nationalization of Starlink and SpaceX. Highlighting the significance of these two companies for American national security, Stuart dives into the complexities and potential dangers of having such critical infrastructure controlled by a single, unpredictable individual like Elon Musk, who has shown erratic behavior and dubious judgment. He proposes leveraging the Defense Procurement Act to nationalize these enterprises, referencing historical precedents like the nationalization of railways and mining during times of national emergency. The conversation also touches on the broader political implications, suggesting that Democrats could utilize the current tumult involving Musk to push against detrimental legislation backed by right-wing interests, thus protecting vital public services and upholding democratic values.

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