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Elon Musk appeared on the verge of tears during a recent Fox Business interview, visibly distressed as he discussed the mounting challenges facing his companies. Speaking with Larry Kudlow, Musk admitted that managing multiple businesses had become «extremely difficult», as Tesla's stock plunged 15.4%, marking its biggest drop since September 2020. Meanwhile, X (formerly Twitter) continued to struggle with technical and operational setbacks. The global slowdown in electric vehicle (EV) demand has further intensified Tesla’s troubles.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk seemed to be visibly uncomfortable and almost close to tears during a Fox News interview when questioned about the performance of his businesses. Musk told Fox Business that he was running so many businesses 'with great difficulty' as shares of his automotive company Tesla suffered their worst drop in a half-decade and as his social media firm X experienced several outages. Musk also said during an interview on Fox Business that he expected to remain in the Trump administration for another year. Musk's company Tesla, his electric vehicle company, experienced a significant drop in share prices and a global decline in sales. The company's shares have tanked by 15.4 precent, marking its steepest fall since September 2020. ALSO READ: Eliminated 25 years ago, this highly contagious viral illness is on the rise in US: Check its symptoms

FOX Business host Larry Kudlow tells the Democracy 2024 panel the Federal Reserves missteps in the economy, especially for middle-income workers.

FOX Business’ Larry Kudlow reacts to the revised jobs report and its impact on the U.S. economy on ‘The Big Money Show.’

Former 2024 presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy joins ‘Kudlow" to discuss restoring Trump-era economic policies amid the cost of living crisis under President Biden.

Breitbart economics and finance editor John Carney breaks down Fed Chair Powell's policies on 'Kudlow.'

Donald Trump, who is seeking his term, has once again raised the issue of high tax by India on certain American products in particular the iconic Harley-Davidson motorcycles, and has threatened to slap with reciprocal tax if voted to power in the 2024 presidential elections. During his first term as the US president, Trump described India as a «tariff king» and in May 2019, terminated India's preferential market access — Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) — to the United States alleging India has not given the United States «equitable and reasonable access to its markets.» In an interview to Larry Kudlow of Fox Business News, Trump said came down heavily on India tax rates, which he alleged was quite high. «The other thing I want to have is a matching tax where, if India charges us — India is very big with tariffs.

Former President Donald Trump warns America's role on the world stage is declining in this sneak peek of 'Kudlow' host Larry Kudlow's interview with the former president.

Continental Resources Chairman Harold Hamm breaks down President Biden's war on fossil fuels on «Kudlow.»