Scott Galloway has stirred controversy by calling Elon Musk a “traitor to the West,” drawing a parallel to the historical case of the Rosenbergs, who were executed for espionage after World War II. Galloway acknowledges that his comparison is incendiary but emphasizes the gravity of perceived betrayal in today’s context.
His remarks ignite discussions about loyalty in the tech industry and the implications of Musk’s actions on a global scale. The reference to the Rosenbergs serves to underline the seriousness with which Galloway views Musk’s influence and decisions. This provocative stance has generated significant reactions, reflecting broader anxieties regarding technology, power, and national interests
