Following reports from financial analyst Steve Rattner on Elon Musk's Tesla stock problems and then the failure of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to make any meaningful cuts in government spending, "Morning Joe" regular Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) couldn't let a new report about the billionaire in Wall Street Journal go unmentioned.
According to the Journal, the tech billionaire has been working behind the scenes with multiple women to give birth to as many of his children (a "legion") as possible with the report labeling it as his "baby-making project."
As co-host Mika Brzezinski wrapped up speaking with political pundit John Heilemann on Musk's business woes, McCaskill interjected, "Can we talk about his legions of children in the Wall Street Journal exposé? Please, oh please."
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"Oh god," Brzezinski sighed.
"These women on Twitter are saying, 'Have my baby' and then giving them his sperm," McCaskill continued.
"Oh!" the MSNBC host gasped.
"And then he told one of the women, this killed me, he told one of the women that he expected her to have a C-section rather than a vaginal birth, because that would impact the size of this child's brain," the former senator elaborated. "Now, this is a guy that, not only is destroying his company, but more importantly he is a weirdo. He's a weirdo and the party of family values and moral majority... and he's got a harem and he wants to call his children a legion. We don't even know how many kids he has now."
Co-panelist and new "Morning Joe" regular Pablo Torre jumped in with, "My favorite part is that the reporting can't even bracket the reasonable range of how many how many progeny he has and with who."
"It's important that we point out this is reporting from the Wall Street Journal," Brzezinski reminded him..
"It's such an important detail, Mika, that when we reference these stories it's not just the people at this desk," Torre replied. " It is data, empirics, conservative leaning traditionally editorial board of the Wall Street Journal. Outlets that really are just saying this, declares point, is just profoundly weird."
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