But I just don't feel comfortable building a robot army here and then, you know, being ousted because of some asine uh recommendations from ISS and Glass Lewis who have no freaking clue. I mean, those guys are corporate terrorists. There needs to be enough voting control to give a strong influence, not so much that I can't be fired if I go insane, you know, and I I think that sort of number is in the mid 20s approximately.>> And M just jumped in, interrupted, said yes. Went off on this little sort of rant t ...

RT Christopher Tsai (@tsaicapital)I am also concerned that Musk's ~13% voting control could leave him vulnerable to activist investors who could oust him as CEO or hinder his long-term vision in AI and robotics—risks amplified by recent political backlash and stock volatility. To address this and protect Tesla’s future, I urge Tesla's board to propose a governance reform at the upcoming AGM to increase his voting power to 25%. With the proxy statement yet to be filed, the board has sufficient time to incorp ...