NPR: Elon Musk brags about using “lasers from space” to elect Trump in 2024

n case you missed it, on Election Night 2024, the Decision Desk HQ feed showed Trump’s reported vote total jumping from 46,219,886 to 87,665,393 between 9:30 p.m. and 9:33 p.m. At 9:32 p.m. Elon Musk tweeted, “Game, set and match.” As the injection of 41,445,507 votes for Donald Trump appeared in the election system. Votes were injected, removed, and reallocated for both candidates throughout the night, and Trump’s final total landed at 77,302,580. Once again, no one at the state level was able to explain why these wild fluctuations were happening, and officials have remained quiet about the fake county vote banks we discovered last fall. Reminder: voting is an additive process. Which is why we began investigating. Mainstream Media Finally Clocks In The texts referenced in the recent NPR article are between Elon Musk and former conservative influencer and mother of one of his children, Ashley St. Clair. “Director Alex Gibney’s forthcoming documentary Musk reveals text messages between the tech mogul and his ex-girlfriend, Ashley St. Clair, a former MAGA influencer. The messages, which NPR has obtained and authenticated, are perplexing. In them, Musk says he is feeling newly confident just before the November presidential election, writing he plans to “unleash the anomaly in the matrix.” When pressed in the texts for clarity, Musk writes that he has 10,000 lasers in space, an apparent reference to his satellite company, SpaceX.” But this isn’t the first time the “lasers from space” texts have hit the mainstream media. The new documentary by award-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney has prompted renewed interest in why the world’s richest man appeared so certain about the outcome of the 2024 election before the race was called. And what exactly did Elon Musk mean when he referenced his “lasers from space”? It read like a riddle. In hindsight, it reads like a confession. The End Game What if stealing the 2024 election began long before Musk announced his support for Donald Trump in July 2024? What if the plan started taking shape in 2022, when Musk began communicating with Vladimir Putin and purchased Twitter just 49 days after Putin invaded Ukraine? What if the end game was securing the presidency for Donald Trump, weakening NATO, and cutting U.S. aid to Ukraine, a country sitting on $15 trillion in mineral resources critical to the technologies behind Musk’s business ventures? The timeline: April 2022 — Elon Musk offers an unsolicited bid of $44 billion to buy Twitter, $20 billion over market and 49 days after Putin invades Ukraine. September 2022 — Musk blocks the request to extend Starlink coverage for the Ukrainian drone attack on Sevastopol. October 2022 — the Twitter deal closes with help from Russian oligarchs. November 2022 — Musk reinstates Donald Trump’s Twitter account. 2022 through 2024 — Musk converts Twitter to a pro-Trump, pro-Russia dumpster fire. January 2024 — Musk begins fast-tracking the launch of a new low-Earth-orbit DTC constellation, a project experts said should have taken more than two years to build. February 2024 — Musk files paperwork for America PAC. (Meaning his support for Trump has nothing to do with the later assassination attempt as he stated.) February 2024 — Ukrainian media and intelligence first began detecting systematic use of Starlink by Russian forces on the front lines. February 11, 2024: Ukraine's Military Intelligence (HUR) officially stated it confirmed the adversary's use of Starlink, releasing intercepted audio as evidence. April 2024 — Musk begins hosting “billionaire brain trust” meetings that include Rupert Murdoch and Jeff Bezos, among others. May 2024 — Peter Thiel funds Polymarket. May 2024 — Eaton Corporation, with access to roughly 70% of U.S. election-equipment infrastructure, announces a “deepening relationship” with Palantir. July 2024 — Musk officially launches America PAC, described by critics as a voter-information harvesting platform, using Republican-linked Chain Bridge as its financial institution. Summer 2024 — At multiple rallies, Trump tells supporters that he doesn’t need any votes because he already has all the votes he needs. He also states that “… in four years, we’ll have it fixed so good, you’re not gonna have to vote again.” At yet another event, he says, “I’m being told I have all the votes I need.” July 22, 2024 — Musk announces completion of the Memphis supercomputer needed for the new DTC constellation in an astonishing 19-day timeline. August 2024 — Whistleblower Vincent Reed files paperwork in Minnesota to incorporate a U.S. entity for the U.A.E.’s Aleria—ElyTech USA Inc.—to give them a domestic home base for their AI technology platform. August 24, 2024 — U.A.E.’s Aleria representative informs Vincent Reed of their intention to deliver their AI election technology to the Trump campaign via Elon Musk. **This is foreign election interference September 2024 — Eaton Corporation partners with Elon Musk and Tesla, just two months before the election. October 4, 2024 — Republican-linked Chain Bridge launches its IPO. Reuters notes the considerable risks if Republican electoral fortunes change. October 5, 2024 — According to The New York Times, Musk texts Ashley St. Clair: “I’m feeling more optimistic after tonight. Tomorrow we unleash the anomaly in the matrix.” An hour later, he adds: “This isn’t something on the chessboard, so they’ll be quite surprised. ‘Lasers’ from space.” October 7, 2024 — Musk jokes during an interview with Tucker Carlson: “If Trump loses, I’m f*cked. How long do you think my prison sentence is going to be?” October 25, 2024 — Rupert Murdoch’s Wall Street Journal publishes reporting that Musk had been communicating with Putin and Xi Jinping for more than two years. October 30, 2024 — Musk’s DTC satellites launch, activating the 265-unit constellation less than a week before Election Day. October 30, 2024 — Chain Bridge shares surge to more than three times their average trading volume. October 30, 2024 — Polymarket predicts the exact outcome of the presidential election. **Considering the convergence of all three events on October 30, Republicans seemed certain that Trump would win once Musk’s satellites launched. November 4, 2024 — Trump states that he and Mike Johnson have “a little secret” that will have a great effect on the House race. November 5, 2024 — the Decision Desk HQ feed shows that millions of votes for Kamala Harris disappear in real time across the swing states and Florida. November 5, 2024 — the Decision Desk HQ feed shows Trump’s reported vote total jumping from 46,219,886 to 87,665,393 between 9:30 p.m. and 9:33 p.m. At 9:32 p.m., Elon Musk tweets, “Game, set and match.” An increase of 41,445,507 votes in a three-minute span. November 5, 2024 — Trump wins the election carrying every swing state just above the threshold for an automatic recount, flipping 88 counties red and none flipping blue. A combination of events that statisticians describe as having a functionally zero chance of happening without election interference. November 5, 2024, post-election — Trump at his rally: “I was sitting with Dana White and Elon Musk and I’m watching the numbers in Pennsylvania and we’re winning so easily then all of a sudden it flatlined, and I said you know, I said I think they’re cheating again look at this what’s going on I think they’re cheating again… And Elon looked at us and said, “No, you’re going to win they just don’t know it yet.” January 19, 2025 — Trump thanks Elon Musk for his knowledge of “those vote-counting computers.” January 2025 — Trump returns to office. Musk and DOGE begin dismantling federal agencies and programs while numerous investigations and regulatory actions involving Musk’s companies are paused or dismissed entirely. Jan 20, 2025 — Trump issues EO that leads to a pause in election security activities. February 5, 2025 — CISA employees are pushed out of their jobs by the DHS via deferred resignation. February 14, 2025 — CISA freezes all election security activities, Elon Musk’s DOGE fires remaining employees. February 2025 — Trump states that blue states will “totally disappear from the map” during the midterms and promises a “big, big surprise.” March 2025 — Trump issues an executive order that shifts federal election authority away from Congress, the states, and the EAC, placing key responsibilities under the Executive Branch, the DOJ, and DHS. March 2025 — Elon Musk’s team threatens Ashley St. Clair with “criminal charges” if she discloses any personal information about him. April 2025 — Ashley St. Clair takes her concerns about the election to The New York Times. May 12, 2025 — The DOJ begins demanding states’ election-related records and voter rolls. May 31, 2025 — Ashley St. Clair’s “lasers from space” story is published in The New York Times, bringing renewed attention to Musk’s statements made shortly before the election. June 5, 2025 — Musk publicly states that Trump would have lost the election without him, adding that Democrats would have controlled the House and that Republicans would have held only a 51–49 majority in the Senate. If the end game was to secure the presidency for Donald Trump, weaken NATO, and cut U.S. aid to Ukraine in ways that benefited Vladimir Putin and Russia, it certainly worked. And if Putin had a Russian asset in the White House, what would look different from Trump’s actions to reduce U.S. support for Ukraine and strain the NATO alliance? Now Elon Musk is back on the election scene for the GOP, pledging to spend over a hundred million on the midterms and launching a fake voter-registration website similar to his 2024 America PAC platform for harvesting voter information. The Cybersecurity Analysis Many subscribers have asked for more details about the security vulnerabilities in our current voting system. Key observations from the 2024 election: Millions of votes for VP Harris disappeared from media-reported totals, while votes for Trump were added to media-reported counts. New “counties” appeared in media reports that may have been used as staging areas—or “fake county vote banks”—for votes to be moved later to reconcile discrepancies in the total vote count. These counties do not exist. The discrepancies appear to be most significant when Decision Desk HQ data is used. While the discrepancies appeared in media reporting, the changes would have needed either to originate in the EMS or to have been made downstream in the ERS and then synchronized back or manually reflected in the EMS SOR totals. The latter scenario would require write (modify) access to the EMS database. Results distributed to other ENRs would also have needed to be reconciled with the changes. It appears that Decision Desk HQ, and possibly Edison, is pulling data directly from the EMS SOR. No one except authorized election administrators should have direct access or permissions to modify the EMS. It appears that the fake counties were created within one of the ENR environments, potentially Decision Desk HQ, and that votes staged there were subsequently modified to reconcile changes made to the actual vote totals. Establishing whether that occurred—and where—would require examination of the underlying system and access logs. Cybersecurity experts go into more detail in this article: Cybersecurity Analysis of the 2024 Election: Risks, Vulnerabilities, and Protecting the 2026 Midterms This Will Hold · Aug 26 Cybersecurity Analysis of the 2024 Election: Risks, Vulnerabilities, and Protecting the 2026 Midterms Following our August 23 Zoom call, many subscribers asked for more details about the security vulnerabilities in our current voting system. This article expands on that discussion, taking a closer look at the risks associated with the current system architecture and the vendors operating within it. Read full story What’s Next State attorneys general need to lead the charge and open investigations into Elon Musk, his DOGE team, the voting equipment companies, and the election night reporting (ENR) companies, at a minimum. Now. Before the midterms. Which is why our cybersecurity experts built them a blueprint to both investigate the 2024 election and help secure the midterms: 2024 Election Investigation & Midterm Protection Blueprint State Attorneys Gener 431KB ∙ PDF file Download And we need your help to deliver it to them. Who you are contacting: your two state legislators and your state attorney general. You can find the state attorneys general and their contact information here: National Association of Attorneys General And your two state legislators. Find them at: openstates.org/find_your_legislator. Note: calling and/or visiting in person is exponentially more effective than sending emails. What you are asking for: a 15-minute meeting with the legislator, attorney general, or a member of their staff, to discuss the election system vulnerabilities and to share the 2024 Election Investigation & Midterm Protection Blueprint. We’ve spent the last 20+ months circulating the anomalous data and investigative findings to members of Congress with little to no response. That’s why our efforts are now focused primarily on state-level action and getting this evidence in front of state attorneys general. Our state elected officials must understand that we expect them to use the authority of their offices in the face of ongoing federal corruption and lawlessness. Hold onto your hope. There are 989 billionaires in the U.S. and 342.8 million of the rest of us. It’s all of us versus the Epstein class. We don’t need permission to uphold the Constitution. We just need courage.