Former CNN reporter Don Lemon engaged in a heated interview with Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Musk's social network X, which was supposed to kick off Lemon's new talk show on the platform. However, Musk canceled the show shortly after the interview was recorded. The interview covered a wide range of topics, including Musk's use of ketamine to treat symptoms of depression, his meeting with Donald Trump, and his views on immigration.

During the interview, Musk described X as a "player versus player platform," likening it to video games where players compete against each other. He also discussed his use of ketamine, a drug he has a prescription for, to alleviate symptoms of depression. Musk emphasized that he does not think he abuses the drug, as it would hinder his ability to work.

Musk also shared details of a recent chance meeting with Donald Trump in Florida, where Trump did most of the talking. Musk stated that the conversation did not involve anything groundbreaking and that Trump did not ask him for a donation. Musk also mentioned that he is not leaning towards endorsing any presidential candidate at the moment.

When discussing immigration, Musk disavowed the "great replacement theory" but argued that a surge of undocumented immigrants has skewed U.S. elections in favor of Democrats. Lemon pointed out that undocumented immigrants cannot vote, but Musk countered by stating that they are included in the U.S. Census, potentially affecting the number of congresspeople states with large immigrant populations can send to the House of Representatives.

The interview provided insight into Musk's views on various controversial topics, shedding light on his perspectives on politics, mental health, and social issues.