> How exactly do you blackmail the one of richest men in the world for drug usage? Exactly like this: > "Illegal drug use would likely be a violation of feder

> How exactly do you blackmail the one of richest men in the world for drug usage? Exactly like this: > "Illegal drug use would likely be a violation of federal policies that could jeopardize SpaceX’s billions of dollars in government contracts. Musk is intrinsic to the value of his companies, potentially putting at risk around $1 trillion in assets held by investors, tens of thousands of jobs and big parts of the U.S. space program... In addition to violating federal contracts, any kind of illegal drug use would break company policies at both SpaceX and Tesla, and would raise questions about Musk’s executive role at the publicly traded Tesla, where the board has a duty to shareholders to oversee management.” That's basically saying- "you have nice companies here... it would be a pity if they were taken from you or went bankrupt". Elon Musk's drug behaviour (whatever it is) will not change. But people can stop talking about it, if people are happy with what Elon does for them.