Elon Musk called for an audit of the gold reserves at the Fort Knox base in Kentucky, citing the need for regular inspections. He expressed concern that such audits have not been conducted and stated that the public has the right to know that the gold is still stored at the base. Fort Knox holds over 147 million ounces of gold, but the last audit was conducted in 1974. Musk emphasized that this gold belongs to the American people and must be under reliable protection and scrutiny.
2/19/2025 8:05:18 AM (GMT+1)
Elon Musk urges an audit of the gold reserves at the Fort Knox base in Kentucky to ensure their safety and provide transparency for the public
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