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7:11Now PlayingElon Musk faces potentially criminal consequences as he finally tries to backtrack his dangerous tweet over a new presidential assassination conspiracy after an official secret service probe is initiated. Yasmin Kahn and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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Secret Service Probing Musk’s Post About Threats to Biden and Harris
"Musk may have poked the bear one too many times.
On Sunday, shortly after the second assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, an X account called DogeDesigner posed the question, “Why they want to kill Donald Trump?”
Musk responded to his 198 million followers: “And no one is even trying to assassinate Biden/Kamala,” he wrote, adding a ???? at the end of his post. Musk later deleted the post after it was widely condemned and said it was intended as a joke. But it was already seen by tens of millions, including the Secret Service.
The Secret Service investigates when they’re trying to determine whether a person poses an imminent threat to one of their protectees. Threatening the US president or vice president is a felony that can carry a hefty fine or up to five years in prison."
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