Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, made headlines during his recent Oval Office appearance, not for politics but for a black spot near his eye that stole the spotlight. Musk explained the bruise by saying he was playfully punched by his son, X Æ A-Xii, during roughhousing. Despite the light-hearted explanation, attention quickly shifted to a New York Times report suggesting Musk uses ketamine and Adderall, allegedly damaging his bladder.

When questioned about the allegations, Musk avoided the topic, saying, "Let’s move on. Okay. Next question." Former President Donald Trump, when asked, replied, "I wasn’t," and still called Musk a fantastic guy.

Trump's Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller deflected the drug questions, saying the administration is more worried about narcotics from the southern border. Musk has previously acknowledged using ketamine under medical supervision to treat a "negative frame of mind" and claimed it improved his productivity.