Elon Musk FORCED to Court Thursday! [Trump vs Harris LOTTERY]

Elon Musk is being sent to court

tomorrow Thursday morning because he

asked people who are already registered

to sign a petition to support freedom in

America and that violates a section of

the quote Federal prosecution of

election offenses 8th Edition manual

December

2017 17 minutes ago Elon Musk ordered to

attend Thursday court hearing that's

tomorrow tomorrow he has to be in

Pennsylvania in

court over the $1 million giveaway

situation so remember in case case you

haven't been familiar with this here's

what happened uh Elon Musk basically

said hey every day between about two

weeks ago and the election we will

randomly choose somebody who registers

to vote uh to uh and and award them $1

million and there were questions about

the legality of this is a sweep Stakes

or does everybody have an equal

opportunity uh you know what if a

Democrat registers and then votes for

Kamala Harris and are are they still

eligible there were a lot of questions

around these Sweepstake laws mostly

because sweep Stakes typically have to

actually be a random drawing there have

to be way to a way to audit those

results there have to be uh no necessary

entries uh or minimal effort entries

which then the question is you know

where do you stand for register to vote

blah blah blah but take a look at this a

judge ordered musk to attend a court

hearing in Philadelphia on Thursday

morning to answer a lawsuit challenging

his $1 million giveaway to voters in

swing States yes mind you that was also

concentrated just to swing

States in a onepage order issued

Wednesday the judge said he would hear

oral arguments at 10 a.m. in

Philadelphia uh in a lawsuit actually in

the District Attorney's lawsuit who's

suing against this seeking to shut down

the sweep Stakes ahead of election day

the lawsuit filed on Monday against musk

and his Pro uh Trump Super PAC uh

political action committee remember uh

Elon Musk he probably donated somewhere

around 70 to 80 million

uh at this point to Donald Trump uh

there was some anticipation that he

might donate as much as uh 25 to 40

million per month we'll see but anyway

uh the judge ordered all parties to be

present in the case I I somewhat doubt

that Elon Musk is actually going to be

there it seems very likely that you are

going to end up getting uh a um uh you

know an attorney present for El musk do

see a comment here somebody says so dumb

uh totally legal they had no problem

with Zuckerberg donating $300 to Dems

four years ago kangaroo courts are you

talking about the the like the wasn't it

like $300 million uh Zuckerberg donate

the the Zucker bucks yeah it was 300

million is what it was so that's a

little different uh because what what

you're doing is you're not randomly

selecting somebody you're instead trying

to promote like get out the vote

campaigns that anybody's allowed to do

right anybody's allowed like you could

go take $100,000 of your hard-earned

dollars right now uh if you had them uh

ready to go and and you could start

handing out flyers here register to vote

scan this QR code register to vote right

it's when it turns into a sweep Stakes

where you have the potential of winning

a million dollars directly that's where

it becomes blurry that's where you enter

sweep Stakes rules that's when you go

into Federal Trade commission that's

where you uh enter you know um the

legalities around uh political uh

campaign fundraising and campaign

Finance keep in mind uh you know when I

ran for governor we we had uh every

dollar of our campaign expenses audited

that's the way it works like the these

campaign Finance is tight I don't know

if it's as tight in the entire country

but you know this was California so it's

like ridiculous the the uh work they put

you through it's probably a good thing

but anyway so let's go on to this so uh

at a Harrisburg rally earlier this month

musk said he would award $1 million a

day to randomly selected swing state

voters who signed a petition pledging to

support the right to free speech and

bear arms okay so a little bit of a

clarification it was it was it was not

too registered a vote it was to uh

pledge to support free speech and to

beams it doesn't really matter what it

is whether it's registered to vote or

pledge it is some form of action that

somebody is

doing can somehow be rewarded by Elon

Musk and that's a sweep

stakes and so there has to be a way to

prove that was it truly random uh you

know what what sort of efforts are being

required uh of the individual I mean

signing uh sweep Stakes isn't that that

uh you know hard of a uh uh a burden to

place on some four winners so far live

in Pennsylvania the cash giveaways are

among musk's latest effort to support

president Trump in the 2024 race that's

interesting is stuff like this it it

always gets attention uh and that's the

whole point that's the whole point of a

campaign is to get election randomly

chosen voters let's see here let's see

what they argue about

it they say let's see ahead of the new

$1 million election announcement or uh

million dollar announcement election law

Specialists had been divided on whether

offering rewards for signing the

petition open only to registered voters

Ah that's see that's where my confusion

came from I I I knew you had to be

registered so I I I thought he was

encouraging people to register and then

pledge so forgive me for that but it was

only available to registered voters

overstep the law by providing an

incentive to register see that's that's

where I got a little little confused

there but that's what it is that's your

problem creating an in incentive to

register to vote that's very interesting

it is a federal crime to pay people with

the intention of inducing or rewarding

them to cast a vote or to get registered

oh that's fascinating okay so

interesting so you can go out there with

little QR codes and go here go register

to vote and you spend money getting out

the the the word to go register to vote

but if you say hey if you go register to

vote I will give you $5 and then you do

that to you know 20,000 people that

would be a federal crime how interesting

the prohibition uh covers only uh covers

not only non-monetary sorry covers not

only monetary expenditures but also

anything of value such as Lottery

chances welfare benefits liquor wow

election crimes manual says now that is

also very interesting because I's type

in I want to see that actually in here

oh

oh it's literally in here are you

serious no way look at this look at this

Federal prosecution of election offenses

8th Edition

2017 and the section

says uh the aspect of section uh 10307 C

is directed at eliminating commercial

considerations for the voting process

and then they have some precedent listed

here the statute rests on the premise

that potential voters can choose not to

vote that those who choose the vote have

the right not to have the voting process

diluted with ballots that have been

procured through

bribery ah

interesting and that selecting the

nation's leaders should not degenerate

into a spending contest why wow I mean

that's kind of what Elon created here

I'm not not trying to throw him under

the bus I'm not an attorney I'm just

saying that's pretty much what we got

here oh man the bribe may be anything

having monetary value including cash

liquor Lottery chances that's what this

is however offering free rides to polls

or providing employees paid leave while

they are not uh uh to vote

while they vote are not prohibited such

things make it easier to vote not induce

them to do so so if you induce somebody

to vote by giving them a lottery chance

I mean I I feel like there's a burden of

proof here right it's it's not like you

know I mean I could see people doing the

the the headline like uh oh you know

Elon Musk gonna go to jail Elon Musk is

going to get arrested no no no no no

like this this isn't going to go

anywhere like first of all it's going to

take like it would take years to

actually litigate all of this however

what can happen is the judge could issue

a temporary injunction uh injunction

injunction

ordering uh that uh Elon Musk stop uh

the the lottery so to speak and uh

remember an injunction is just a a a way

of a judge saying uh hey I'm ordering

you to stop doing something until

something thing has been fully

litigated that's very interesting so uh

okay all right very interesting so for

let's see

here okay the distinction is important

for an offer or payment to violate 10

10307 it must have been intended to

induce a reward the voter for engaging

in one or more acts necessary to cast a

ballot so they're linking him him

because they're saying You must be

registered okay got it okay that's how

they're trying to link to this it's a

stretch right again I don't I don't

think this is going

anywhere uh but this is very interesting

that that Elon Musk is now being ordered

to court again as sort of a bottom line

I don't think this is going to go

anywhere and again worst case scenario

there's an injunction that just says hey

stop offering this the election's in 5

days anyway we'll see if Elon actually

shows up to court tomorrow I doubt he

will why not advertise these things that

you told us here I feel like nobody else

knows about this we'll we'll try a

little advertising and see how it goes

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