The SEC's indictment of Musk for alleged securities violations, according to Fox Business News correspondent Charles Gasparino, is a blatant attempt by the Democratic majority to divide law enforcement and the White House, not only against Musk, but also against Trump and his nominee for SEC chairperson, Paul Atkin, with a fairly small violation. For Musk, this violation can be settled with a small check, and there is neither confirmation nor denial of a settlement. But the fundamental intention is to try to bring down Trump in Gensler. Gasparino said that the SEC knew almost everything about Musk's acquisition of Twitter two years ago. Why did Tsai make it public before Trump's inauguration? Now the case has become a political topic. (Jin Ten)