Rachel Maddow notes that while Donald Trump golfs and performs stunts for TV cameras, Elon Musk is hard at work on the project of dismantling the U.S. government. And even though Musk's behavior is so poorly received it is hurting business for his car company,

As President Donald Trump’s largest donor, Elon Musk, continues his tear through the federal government, firing employees in what seems like a random fashion, out MSNBC host Rachel Maddow and out former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg called Musk out for a particularly inexplicable episode concerning nuclear safety workers.

Maddow torched the Trump administration over a Biden-era plan to buy "armored electric vehicles" from Elon Musk's car company Tesla.

Well, Rachel Maddow is back on the full week schedule, and she is back at it again. “It” being her brand of fabricated reporting. Maddow had a breaking exposé where she declared that Elon Musk was effectively being paid off by Donald Trump with an order of a fleet of armored Tesla vehicles,

Rachel Maddow highlights another set of firings of critical federal employees by Elon Musk's staff that doesn't seem to understand the government they're butchering, this time the administration is frantically trying to re-enlist crucial USDA workers focused on birth flu.

MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow unloaded on tech billionaire Elon Musk on Friday in a deep dive into the finances, potential conflicts of interest and relationship the world’s richest person has developed with President Donald Trump.

Rachel Maddow looks at Republican legislators holding town halls and suffering the wrath of their constituents who have no patience for Trumpy talking points about Elon Musk dismantling the federal government.

The MSNBC anchor suggested to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries that angry Americans are trying to “put steel in your spine.”

It turns out the tailgate of a Tesla Cybertruck is “a perfectly flat, light-colored, sharp-edged rectangle — “basically, it’s a projector screen,” Rachel Maddow said, making them perfect for shenanigans launched by TikTokers who are “hunting” the vehicles upon which to project anti-Elon Musk messages.

Elon Musk denies reports of a $400 million contract for Tesla to supply armoured electric vehicles to the US government. The procurement document init