Elon Musk shared insights on his recent meeting with Donald Trump and his stance on political involvement during a highly-anticipated interview with Don Lemon.

Musk clarified that Trump did not solicit money during their encounter, emphasizing his intention to refrain from significant financial influence in the upcoming presidential election.

While he expressed a leaning away from President Biden, Musk revealed no immediate plans for endorsing a candidate, leaving room for potential shifts closer to the election.

The interview, marked by contentious exchanges, notably touched on Musk’s views regarding content moderation, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs.

Lemon’s probing questions, including inquiries about Musk’s ketamine usage and the Great Replacement Theory, drew visible discomfort from the billionaire.

Musk defended his occasional ketamine use for managing negative states and criticized Lemon’s questioning as overly intrusive. The conversation further escalated when Lemon raised concerns about the dissemination of extremist ideas on Musk’s platform, prompting a heated debate on censorship and content moderation.

Musk’s frustration with Lemon’s line of questioning became apparent as he dismissed concerns about content moderation and accused Lemon of supporting censorship.

Despite Lemon’s attempts to navigate the conversation, Musk remained steadfast in his views, even asserting that moderation equates to censorship.

The interview ended with Musk’s palpable irritation, prompting Lemon to reflect on the tension and controversy surrounding the discussion. Lemon emphasized that the conversation extends beyond the confines of the interview, hinting at ongoing dialogue and discourse.

Throughout the interview, Musk’s discomfort with certain topics underscored his reluctance to engage deeply on sensitive issues, particularly those related to politics and content moderation.