Musk Didn't Report Movement Required by Security Clearance?

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... According to the newspaper, concerns about Musk's reporting practices have led to reviews by three different bodies within the military; the Air Force, the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and Security, and the Defense Department Office of Inspector General.

However, none of the federal agencies cited in the Times article has accused Musk of disclosing classified material.

The Times reports that Musk had a mid-level security clearance until 2018, at which point SpaceX applied for a top-secret clearance for its chief executive. SpaceX performs a number of functions for the US government, both civil and military branches. Among its most secretive activities are launching classified satellites for the National Reconnaissance Office and providing encrypted communications and observational activities with its Starshield satellites. ...

... Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall has told Democratic senators that he shares their security concerns over Elon Musk's reported contacts with Russian leaders but added that the Pentagon has adequate competition in its space programs to prevent over-reliance on the billionaire's SpaceX.

"The Air Force takes security matters very seriously, and I share your concerns," Kendall wrote Senator Jeanne Shaheen and Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Jack Reed in a Dec. 13 letter obtained by Bloomberg News.

Kendall didn't elaborate on his worries, and the bulk of his letter emphasized the competition for satellite launch contracts awarded by the Space Force and the Space Development Agency, which is managing the accelerated launch of hundreds of surveillance and communications satellites into low-earth orbit.

The senators wrote Kendall last month expressing alarm over an October Wall Street Journal report that Musk "had multiple, high level conversations with Russian President Vladmir Putin as early as 2022 and sustained contact with high-level Russian officials, including Putin's deputy chief of staff, Sergei Kiriyenko."

Russia has denied the conversations took place. Musk ridiculed the Journal story without denying it. ...

@#3 ... That would restrict his ability to leverage his position for personal gain. ...

Yup.

A goal he seems to be using Pres-elect Trump for.

Does Pres-elect Trump know how he may be being used by Mr Musk?

Or is the apparent unfettered adulation of Pres-elect Trump by Mr Musk not noticed by Pres-elect Trump?