Dana Hull

Dana Hull, a Bloomberg reporter focused on Musk and Tesla, joins Ted Mann, a politics reporter in D.C., and Anthony Cormier, an investigative journalist. They discuss Musk's controversial political maneuvers, including his attempted takeover of USAID and implications for U.S. foreign aid. The conversation also explores how Musk's actions could affect Tesla's sales, particularly concerning potential tariffs, and the evolving dynamics of the electric vehicle market amidst increasing competition.

Join Kurt Wagner, Bloomberg social media reporter, Dana Hull, Musk's business ventures expert, and McKenna Kelly, Wired reporter on Musk's political ties, as they delve into the chaos of Musk's controversial directive to federal workers about performance reporting. They explore Dogecoin's evolution under Musk's influence and its quirky origins. The trio also discusses the broader implications of Musk's management tactics and their effect on government efficiency, revealing the tangled web of politics, technology, and social media in today's landscape.

Max Chafkin and Dana Hull, Bloomberg Businessweek journalists, delve into Elon Musk's controversial weekend at Donald Trump's inauguration. They dissect Musk's hand gesture that sparked debate and explore accusations surrounding his gaming skills, raising questions about credibility in gaming. The duo also analyzes the implications of the evolving DOGE project and Musk’s ambitious Martian goals, juxtaposing his entrepreneurial influence with the ethics of the gaming community, which stirs both excitement and skepticism.

Dana Hull, a journalist from Bloomberg Businessweek, dives deep into the whirlwind of recent events surrounding Elon Musk. She discusses the controversial federal agency visits that may have led to the illegal disclosure of sensitive data and the mass layoffs affecting federal workers. The conversation shifts to protests against Musk's practices at Tesla showrooms, the dubious retraction of a $400 million Cybertruck order, and the curious intertwining of Doge currency's influence on government reforms. Hull's insights provoke critical questions about transparency and accountability.

Max Chafkin, a Bloomberg Businessweek journalist, and Dana Hull, a reporter with deep insights into Elon Musk's ventures, dive into Musk's turbulent New Year. They discuss a shocking Cybertruck explosion near a Trump Hotel and its fallout on Tesla's already shaky sales numbers. The duo analyzes the growing media scrutiny surrounding Tesla and the complexities of Musk's political entanglements with the MAGA crowd. Their insights shed light on the challenges Musk faces in maintaining his empire amidst controversies and declining consumer perceptions.

Dana Hull, a Bloomberg reporter specializing in Elon Musk and Tesla, joins Kurt Wagner, a social media expert, and Max Chafkin, a senior writer, to explore Musk's alliances with political figures like Donald Trump. They discuss the shifting user base from X to emerging platforms like Bluesky, highlighting user dissatisfaction and the implications for Musk's ventures. The dynamics of Musk's financial power amid political engagements are examined, as well as regulatory strategies that impact his businesses in the tech realm.

Join Ashlee Vance, a Bloomberg News reporter and author on space exploration, alongside Dana Hull and Max Chafkin, Bloomberg reporters focused on Elon Musk. They dive into Musk's profound impact on outer space, especially through SpaceX and its revolutionary Starlink technology. The conversation explores the evolution of rocket science and the commercial boom in space. They discuss the implications of these ventures on global infrastructure, competition in the space race, and Musk’s ambition for Mars colonization.

Aarian Marshall, a Wired staff writer focused on transportation, and Dana Hull, a Bloomberg reporter covering Tesla, dive into the electric vehicle landscape. They highlight the rising consumer interest driven by soaring gas prices and discuss Tesla's pivotal role in shaping attitudes towards EVs. The conversation shifts to serious allegations of racial discrimination at Tesla's factory, examining the impact on the company's reputation and the challenges faced by its Black workers. This clash of innovation and workplace justice creates a compelling narrative.

Dana Hull, a Bloomberg News reporter specializing in Tesla, and Tim Higgins, a Wall Street Journal tech and auto reporter, dive into the tumultuous dynamics of Elon Musk's ventures. They discuss Musk's complicated takeover of Twitter and its implications for Tesla. Hull shares insights on Tesla's market strength, while Higgins examines Musk's dual role across multiple companies. They explore the challenges of leadership, investor pressures, and the evolving perception of Musk as both a visionary and a controversial figure.

Esha Day, a Bloomberg stocks reporter, and Dana Hull, who covers Elon Musk's political activities, delve into Musk's week of triumph with Tesla's stock surge following a strong earnings report. They discuss the impact of Musk's appearance at a Trump rally, where he rallied the crowd and how this intertwines with his political ambitions. The duo also examines the implications of Musk's rising political power, particularly among young male voters, and the potential effects on Tesla's brand perception as the election approaches.