Elon Musk’s Ex-Partner Alleges Billionaire Boasted Of ‘10,000 Lasers In Space’, Accessing Secret Voting Data During 2024 U.S. Election
Elon Musk’s Ex-Partner Alleges Billionaire Boasted Of ‘10,000 Lasers In Space’, Accessing Secret Voting Data During 2024 U.S. Election
In a viral video circulating online, St. Clair alleged that Musk privately told her that he was preparing to release what he described as an “anomaly in the matrix,” allegedly referring to “10,000 lasers in space” linked to his satellite network.
Ashley St. Clair, conservative influencer and former partner of billionaire tech mogul Elon Musk, has made explosive claims alleging that Musk hinted at using space-based satellite technology and privileged election data operations during the 2024 U.S. presidential election cycle.
In a viral video circulating online, St. Clair alleged that Musk privately told her that he was preparing to release what he described as an “anomaly in the matrix,” allegedly referring to “10,000 lasers in space” linked to his satellite network.
“And in October, Elon tells me that he is ready to release his, in his words, anomaly in the matrix,” St. Clair said. “He says that he has 10,000 lasers in space, referring to his satellites.”
According to her, the conversation immediately raised alarm bells.
“I know the gravity of what he’s trying to tell me right now,” she said, adding that she deliberately avoided probing further because she feared potential legal consequences.
“I would ask more, but I really don’t want to be deposed,” she claimed to have told Musk, who allegedly replied: “Very wise.”
St. Clair further alleged that shortly afterward, Musk became deeply involved with the pro-Trump political action committee AmericaPAC and allegedly shared internal “real-time delta vote metrics” with her during the election season.
“And I am just like, how the hell do you have this sort of data?” she said in the recording. “You don’t get this from door knocking.”
She claimed the sophistication and speed of the election data allegedly accessible to Musk went far beyond traditional campaign field operations.
St. Clair also referenced election night at Mar-a-Lago, claiming Musk left the resort early while confidently asserting that Donald Trump had already secured victory hours before major projections were publicly available.
“He told me over text, ‘Yeah, I knew hours ago that Trump won. My team has the best real-time data anywhere,’” she alleged.
Throughout the recording, St. Clair repeatedly suggested she possessed additional evidence and documentation related to the claims.
“I have all of this backed up with many people with explicit instructions should anything happen to me,” she said.
She also claimed she had been offered incentives to remain silent but refused.
“If I was self-interested, I have been offered the self-interested deal to shut up and not talk about anything,” she said.
The allegations have not been independently verified, and St. Clair did not provide documentary evidence in the recording to support claims of election interference or the use of satellite technology to influence voting systems.
Neither Musk nor representatives of AmericaPAC publicly responded to the allegations as of press time.
The claims are already fueling intense speculation online, especially among critics of Musk’s expanding political influence and his close ties to President Donald Trump’s political movement.
Musk, who owns X Corp, SpaceX and Tesla, played an increasingly visible role in Republican political organizing during the 2024 election cycle, particularly through online campaigning and financial support operations.
