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Elon Musk (R-Billionaireville) was so excited about President Donald Trump’s inauguration Monday he threw out two stiff-armed salutes that looked just like what the bad guys in World War II ...

Historians and many others have interpreted Musk's gesture as appearing alarmingly like the Sieg Heil Salute. "Sieg Heil" is a German phrase that translates to "Hail Victory" in English.

Did Elon Musk do a Sieg Heil Salute at President Trump's inauguration? Following President Trump's inauguration, Elon Musk gave a speech to a crowd of Trump supporters at the Capitol One Arena in ...

Musk's gesture—a hand on his chest followed by an upward salute—was widely interpreted as resembling the Nazi "Sieg Heil," leading to accusations of fascist overtones and leaving the internet divided.

PBS News recently came under fire on social media for likening Elon Musk's gesture during President Donald Trump's inauguration to the Nazi salute used by Adolf Hitler and his followers.

The gesture, which appeared to resemble a Nazi salute, Sieg Heil was caught on live television. Musk made the motion three times during the broadcast, prompting an outpouring of reactions online.

American billionaire Elon Musk, whom President Donald Trump appointed to co-lead the new "Department of Government Efficiency" (DOGE), has given a speech at the president's inauguration in Washington, ...

The tech billionaire then made a gesture with his right hand which many have called the N*zi salute 'Sieg Heil' before saying to the crowd: "My heart goes out to you." Clips of Elon's ...

Also on Monday, he tweeted, “Elon Musk is autistic. He was excited. We all know his intentions weren't to make a Sieg Heil. It looked much more like a Roman Salute. Can we all have a sense of ...

Did Elon Musk actually toss off a Sieg heil! at Donald Trump’s inauguration rally today? A lot of people online seem to think he did, based on data from their eyeballs. Freeze-frame images of ...