BBC NEWS reported: 30 minutes ago, Gavin Newsom promised to join Elon Musk in “reopening all classified files” on lavish tech billionaire parties that Trump attended…
In a move that has sent shockwaves through both political and tech circles, California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced his intention to work alongside Elon Musk to “reopen all classified files” related to the infamous, highly secretive parties attended by tech billionaires — gatherings where former President Donald Trump was allegedly a frequent guest.
Speaking at an impromptu press conference in Sacramento just thirty minutes ago, Newsom described the decision as “a matter of public transparency” and “a test of political courage.”
The statement, which many are calling one of the boldest political challenges of the year, immediately ignited speculation about what these files might contain. For years, rumors have swirled about extravagant, invitation-only gatherings hosted by Silicon Valley elites — parties marked by excessive luxury, high-profile guest lists, and alleged behind-the-scenes political dealings. While most of the details have remained locked away in government archives, Newsom and Musk appear ready to bring those secrets to light.
Elon Musk, who has often clashed with political leaders but recently struck a surprising rapport with Newsom, issued his own statement minutes after the governor’s remarks. “If the public knew what I’ve seen, they would demand answers,” Musk posted on X, formerly Twitter. “The days of hiding behind security clearances and ‘national interest’ excuses are over.” The tech billionaire did not elaborate, but the comment only fueled the frenzy online.
According to insiders close to the Governor’s office, the classified files in question may detail the nature of these elite gatherings — including who attended, what was discussed, and whether any policy or business advantages were exchanged in the process. Some reports even suggest connections to controversial international figures, further raising the stakes of the disclosure.
The Trump angle has only added another layer of controversy. While the former president has never publicly addressed these alleged parties in detail, several former aides have hinted at “private trips” to Silicon Valley during his time in office and before. If these files confirm his attendance and reveal compromising details, the political fallout could be explosive, particularly as Trump continues to dominate the GOP primary field ahead of the next election.
Critics of Newsom’s move have been quick to accuse him of political opportunism. “This is nothing but a stunt to smear Trump and curry favor with certain Silicon Valley donors,” one Republican strategist told reporters. Others argue that reopening these files could harm national security or violate the privacy of individuals not involved in wrongdoing. Still, Newsom appeared unfazed, telling journalists, “If the truth threatens your power, maybe you shouldn’t have had that power in the first place.”
On social media, reactions have been predictably divided. Progressive activists hailed the announcement as a long-overdue push for accountability, while Trump loyalists dismissed it as a desperate ploy. Meanwhile, conspiracy theories are already multiplying, with some users claiming the files could implicate figures far beyond Trump, including celebrities, tech founders, and even international leaders.
This collaboration between Newsom and Musk is particularly striking given their ideological differences in the past. While Newsom has criticized Musk’s handling of labor issues and environmental regulations, the two have recently found common ground on matters of transparency and freedom of information. Analysts suggest that this unlikely alliance could mark the beginning of a broader movement to challenge entrenched secrecy in American politics and business.
What remains unclear is just how much power Newsom and Musk actually have to force the release of these files. Federal authorities, especially within the intelligence community, may resist on grounds of classification and legal restrictions. However, both men have hinted at legal and legislative avenues to compel disclosure. “There are ways around the gatekeepers,” Musk cryptically noted in a follow-up post, leaving many to wonder just how far they’re willing to go.
For now, the political world waits. If Newsom and Musk make good on their promise, the revelations could reshape public perceptions of both political leaders and Silicon Valley’s elite. And if the details are as scandalous as some insiders claim, the fallout might reach well beyond Washington — shaking the very foundations of America’s tech and political establishment.
The countdown to disclosure has begun, and the powerful may soon find that no amount of wealth or influence can keep the past buried forever.
