The presence of those American bases in Saudi Arabia were used by Osama Bin Laden to recruit people to die on 9/11 because they considered a base by infidels in their country blasphemy. Those bases had been left there after the first Gulf war. After 9/11, Bush quietly closed those bases but he did so quietly so not to interfere with his farcical explanation for invading Afghanistan and Iraq ... . "They Hate Our Freedums"

Donald Trump reopened those bases and I'm convinced he did that on purpose to stimulate another 9/11 because he saw how the first 9/11 ended up giving Bush such glowing poll numbers. (don't pretend for a second that Trump isn't contemptible enough to do such a thing). Trump even gave a speech early in his administration to the effect that the only way this nation would unite behind him was another event like 9/11.

Biden should have closed those bases on day one.

This thread seems to equate Musk with Tesla and seems to think that not inviting Tesla was all about not wanting Musk. Surely people have to realize they can invite people to get input from Tesla without Musk. I mean it's kind of a big company and since Musk is involved in 2 other companies, 3 if you count solar panels and mega home and commercial electrical storage as separate companies, he might not even be the right choice for a conversation just about automobiles.

But this choice is really not logical regardless of how much of an --- Musk is.