'My partner is half-Indian, our child named after Indian physicist': Elon Musk rejects 'racism' allegations

Elon Musk rejected racism allegations in an interview with The Economist, saying his partner is half-Indian and they have four children, one named after an Indian physicist.

Musk argued his companies employ senior executives of all races, stating, 'I don't think there is any racism there.'

When asked if he is anti-Muslim, Musk said he is against people entering a country 'with antithetical views' and opposes 'rape and murder' and imposition of rules contrary to Western norms.

Musk defended his influence on European politics as part of 'the West collectively' and said he doesn't care that some people loathe him because many more like him.