🚨Court Orders Musk Emails About Election RELEASED, This is a MAJOR DISASTER for Elon

We have major news right now, and it's very bad for one man, one trillionaire. His name is Elon Musk. A judge has ordered Elon Musk to hand over critical unredacted emails between himself and Texas Governor Greg Abbott. These emails concern his political contributions to Texas. Elon Musk's — they concern possible pay-to-play allegations because of Starbase, which is the city that Elon Musk has essentially built in Texas. And you know who's going to get these emails? Gina Hinojosa, the Democratic nominee for governor of Texas. She sued in her capacity as a legislative official. She's a state legislator under the Texas Freedom of Information Act. And a Travis County judge said today, 'You got to hand it over.' I'm getting it to you first. Make sure to subscribe to support this work. We're on the road to a million subscribers. Like, comment, share, and let's talk about the big news right now, because Travis County Judge Katherine Mousy has ruled that Governor Greg Abbott must allow state representative Gina Hinojosa to review more than a thousand pages of unredacted communications he's had with Elon Musk that the governor previously tried to withhold, saying they were too, quote, 'intimate and embarrassing.' Abbott has attempted to skirt Hinojosa's statutory right as a state legislator under the Texas Public Information Act to inspect documented communications between the governor and Elon Musk. Quote, 'For 12 years, Greg Abbott has sold out Texas to his billionaire and trillionaire donors. But the buck stops here,' says Hinojosa. 'Texans built this great state, and we aren't going to let Abbott's donors continue buying up our land, shutting down our schools, or taking our water and electricity for their benefit. The people have the right to transparency, and that's why I'm continuing to fight for the documents between Musk and Abbott.' She goes on to say that Abbott uses power for his donors. 'As governor, I'll use my power to secure the American dream for working Texans by saving our schools, putting money in people's pockets, and ending Abbott's corruption.' She filed a lawsuit on October 19th against Abbott for unlawfully denying her statutory right under the Texas Public Information Act. There are over a thousand pages of documents; all of them but 200 were redacted or completely blocked out. Abbott has refused to make any of the documents public, while he now is going to have to. Here's what she had to say about the lawsuit. Take a listen.

That's directly from Gina Hinojosa, and here is her reaction to the major victory she had in court today in Texas.

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