Democratic members of the US Congress said on the 8th that after the Democratic Party takes over Congress in January next year, they will launch an investigation into US billionaire Elon Musk, White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, and some companies. Democratic Congressman Robert Garcia and Senator Elizabeth Warren made this statement during a television interview on the same day. After the Democratic Party takes over the House of Representatives, Garcia is expected to chair the house's supervisory and government reform committee. He said the investigation will focus on Musk's role in the “Department of Government Efficiency” firing federal employees and Miller's role in the Trump administration's immigration enforcement policy. Garcia called Miller the designer of “terrible and unjust” immigration policies. He is at the core of the government's major policy decisions, and should be monitored and investigated. Warren also issued warnings to some companies, but did not name specific companies. Businesses that profit by deceiving American households and investors “are best prepared to be seriously investigated,” she said. In response, US Attorney General Todd Blanche responded harshly on the same day, saying that the Democratic Party's targeted threat was “intolerable” and that he was ready to fight. In the US midterm elections held on the 3rd, the Democratic Party took back control of both houses of Congress from the Republican Party. After winning the election, how the Democratic Party will use its majority position in the National Assembly will become the focus of attention from the outside world. Musk laughed at himself on the 4th, “Looks like the space laser I used to intervene in the election didn't work this time.” Also, according to foreign media reports, during the current US midterm election cycle, Musk has donated nearly 500 million US dollars to the Republican Party, making him the largest publicly recorded individual donation amount in a single election cycle.

Democratic members of the US Congress said on the 8th that after the Democratic Party takes over Congress in January next year, they will launch an investigation into US billionaire Elon Musk, White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, and some companies. Democratic Congressman Robert Garcia and Senator Elizabeth Warren made this statement during a television interview on the same day. After the Democratic Party takes over the House of Representatives, Garcia is expected to chair the house's supervisory and government reform committee. He said the investigation will focus on Musk's role in the “Department of Government Efficiency” firing federal employees and Miller's role in the Trump administration's immigration enforcement policy. Garcia called Miller the designer of “terrible and unjust” immigration policies. He is at the core of the government's major policy decisions, and should be monitored and investigated. Warren also issued warnings to some companies, but did not name specific companies. Businesses that profit by deceiving American households and investors “are best prepared to be seriously investigated,” she said. In response, US Attorney General Todd Blanche responded harshly on the same day, saying that the Democratic Party's targeted threat was “intolerable” and that he was ready to fight. In the US midterm elections held on the 3rd, the Democratic Party took back control of both houses of Congress from the Republican Party. After winning the election, how the Democratic Party will use its majority position in the National Assembly will become the focus of attention from the outside world. Musk laughed at himself on the 4th, “Looks like the space laser I used to intervene in the election didn't work this time.” Also, according to foreign media reports, during the current US midterm election cycle, Musk has donated nearly 500 million US dollars to the Republican Party, making him the largest publicly recorded individual donation amount in a single election cycle.