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The tech mogul behind PayPal, Tesla, SpaceX, and now X-Twitter gave a wide-ranging interview at a conference yesterday where he told companies boycotting his social media platform to "Go f--- yourself." He also suggested the turmoil at the artificial intelligence company creating OpenAI might be due to something they discovered that scared company officials.

Elon Musk said posts on his social media platform (X-Twitter) were not anti-Semitic, but rather a warning about funding perceived persecuted groups that might want to murder you. Plus, Hamas honors ceasefire by murdering more Israelis.

The heartbreak of Charlotte area sports knows no limits! It turns out that the highly-popular Savannah Bananas could have been originally located in Gastonia.

A BLM leader has recently thrown his support behind Donald Trump. Also, Vince discusses treasury bonds. That and much more on The Vince Coakley Radio Program.

The discussion continues about the viral video of a Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officer punching a woman who was resisting arrest after being approached for suspicion of smoking marijuana. Yesterday, the Mecklenburg District Attorney dropped the charges against the woman.

The Mecklenburg County District Attorney dropped all the charges against a Bojangles employee who resisted arrest and got hit multiple times by officers. The "compliance strikes" were caught on video by a bystander and went viral on the internet.

More Israeli hostages have been released by Hamas in exchange for Palestinian hostages. Listening in on Carolina Panthers' Owner David Tepper as he holds a press conference after firing Head Coach Frank Reich. Also, Transformation Tuesday.

Gastonia's minor league baseball team is getting sued all over the place... and is now facing eviction for failing to pay the city for use of the stadium and failing to maintain it properly.

David Tepper, the owner of the Carolina Panthers, fired yet another head coach - the third in five years. Fans and analysts say it spells dark days... well, actually... years ahead for the worst team in the league.

Inflation isn't increasing as fast or as high as it did before the pandemic... incomes have not kept pace... and prices are much higher than they were in 2020... but the Associated Press reports on the "befuddlement" among experts about why Americans view the economy as poor.