Podbit · The Dan Bongino Show
Ro Khanna openly called for subpoenas and investigations of Elon Musk the moment Democrats retake power. Bongino argues this isn't about ideas — it's about eliminating an obstacle to concentrated government power, and it's exactly the kind of government weaponization Democrats claimed to oppose under Trump.
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This is the episode's main event. Bongino plays a clip of Khanna explicitly promising subpoenas and investigations of Musk, the Oversight Committee, the Judiciary Committee — the whole apparatus weaponized against a private citizen for the crime of running DOGE. Bongino then pulls up Khanna's old Twitter post calling for Amazon to shut down Parler, exposing the 'free speech' framing as a lie. Then the gut punch: Khanna, the anti-wealth crusader, has a median estimated net worth of $232.7 million.[1] The segment closes with Bongino's framework — Democrats don't run on ideas, they run on eliminating obstacles — and Khanna as its purest current example. He contrasts Khanna's treatment of Musk (investigation, subpoenas) with his treatment of a Maine Democratic Senate candidate with a Nazi tattoo (grace, redemption). [2] — Dan Bongino "Ro Khanna openly called for subpoenas and investigations of Elon Musk the moment Democrats retake power. Bongino argues this isn't about id…" 28:00
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