If you recall, a month ago, amidst a feud and falling out with Donald Trump, Musk took to his platform X, formerly Twitter, to drop a bomb, accusing Trump in a now-deleted tweet of being "in the Epstein files," and saying that was "the real reason they have not been made public." He later deleted the tweet, saying he " went too far. "

Elon Musk gave his take Monday on the report that Donald Trump’s administration does not plan to release the Epstein client list. “What’s the time?” Musk wrote on X along with a photo that read ‘The official Jeffrey Epstein Pedophile Arrest Counter.

Elon Musk’s Grok AI delivered a now deleted response about Musk’s connection to infamous pedophile Jeffrey Epstein in first person, seemingly speaking directly for Musk—making it hard to take anything the chatbot says about its creator seriously.