Elon Musk denies ketamine use after viral Mar-a-Lago spoon balancing video

Eleon Musk confirmed on Saturday that he does not take the ketamine, a narcotic drug, after suspicious reports from the media and a strange video of musk that plays with a spoon at dinner on the Internet.

The video, filmed in March, seems to show the 53 -year -old technology pole, balance of spoons in Mar Lago in Palm Beach, Florida.

“Watch the video – even the secret service looks embarrassing,” the account wrote in the post.

“I am not on the ketamine FFS,” he replied.

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The general response comes days after a report in the New York Times claims that Musk “mixing drugs and family drama” while he was on the campaign path.

The New York Times correspondents claimed that musk had exceeded the vitamin, which led to bladder problems.

The report also cited the wrong behavior, which the supporters attributed to the diagnosis of Asperger.

Elon Musk denied the use of the X in the X on Saturday. (Reuters/Mike Blake/File Image)

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At a White House press conference on Friday, the Fox News reported White House Peter Dossi asked about Musk in the Oval Office about the Scathing Report.

Before Dossi could end his question, Musk sarcastically, “Oh, wait, wait, is it the New York Times … Is this post that received the Politzer Award for false reports on Russia? Is it the same organization?”

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“I have to check my Politzer meter.”

Musk overlap, “it”, and President Donald Trump, who sits next to musk, agreed.

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“I think the judge has ruled against the New York Times for their lies about the trick of Russia, and that they may have to restore the Politzer Award,” Mousse replied. “That New York Times? Let’s move.”

Musk cannot be accessed immediately by Fox News Digital for comment.