Elon Musk has warned he may take legal action against former Rep. Jamaal Bowman after the Democrat made controversial remarks during a CNN panel discussion. Bowman, who lost his seat in a Democratic primary last year, accused Musk of being a “Nazi” and a “thief” while criticizing his leadership at Tesla and X.

“I’ve had enough. Lawsuit inbound,” Musk posted on X, responding to a clip of Bowman’s comments.

Bowman claimed that Musk had fired thousands of employees, been forced to rehire them after legal challenges, and was unfit to lead his companies. His remarks echoed previous claims from left-wing figures, including Rep. Ayanna Pressley, who also called Musk a “Nazi nepo baby.”

Musk’s mother, Maye Musk, has publicly urged her son to sue CNN and other media outlets for spreading the “Nazi salute” narrative

Bowman’s comments have reignited debates over defamation, with some conservatives backing Musk’s right to sue. Journalist Andy Ngo warned that accusing people of crimes is not protected speech and could lead to legal consequences. For more updates check our https://www.youtube.com/@hrdkncknwsYoutube channel.

“Sue him! Defamation against conservatives can’t go unaddressed or it will never end,” wrote Sen. Mike Lee on X.

Bowman, a former member of the progressive “Squad,” has been a controversial figure. He was censured by the House in 2023 after pulling a fire alarm to delay government shutdown negotiations. His defeat in the primary followed accusations that pro-Israel groups influenced voters against him.

Musk has not yet confirmed if or when he will file a lawsuit, but his legal team is expected to review the claims in the coming days.

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