The billionaire Musk has become the darling of the media and the entertainment world for his unorthodox ways and outspokenness on politics, climate change and artificial intelligence.

But he’s also an entrepreneur who has raised a fortune through venture capital and has created companies that help others build their businesses.

Musk’s company, Tesla, recently announced that it will invest $1.7 billion to help create the world’s largest battery.

In an interview with Axios, Musk said he likes to think of himself as an entrepreneur and a businessman.

He also said he wants to use his position as a billionaire to help others in the business world.

Musk is an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump, saying he has no relationship with the president.

Trump tweeted on Friday, “@Musk is a very smart person, but I’m not going to pay him any money.

He’s a very rich man and he has a lot of power!”

Musk said on the show that Trump’s remarks were offensive and hurtful.

He said that while he respects Trump’s opinion, he doesn’t have a relationship with him.

The Tesla CEO said that Trump had made some pretty controversial statements, including on Twitter.

“I think I have a pretty good relationship with Donald Trump,” Musk said.

“He was a very good friend of mine for many years, but his tweets have hurt people.”

Musk is the first billionaire to give money to a political candidate and the second to do so since 2008, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.

The Center for Media and Democracy found that more than 70 of Musk’s companies have given money to political candidates since 2008.

In 2016, Tesla gave more than $1 million to Trump’s campaign.

He and his family have donated millions more to Democratic candidates, including Democratic governors, Democratic senators and a number of Democratic congressional candidates.

The Musk family has also given $2 million to Hillary Clinton and other Democrats.

Musk has said he has donated the bulk of his fortune to charity.

“This is not a political donation,” Musk told Axios in an interview earlier this year.

“It’s my business.

I’m a billionaire.”

He added that he would like to donate his fortune as he sees fit.

Musk told the show he has not made a political contribution to any political candidate since 2016.

Musk said his wealth is “more about the environment, more about making the world a better place.”

Musk said the biggest threat to the environment is climate change.

“There is a lot that can be done to solve this issue, and I think it’s a huge problem that is very serious,” Musk added.

“The world needs to do a lot more than just look at how much carbon dioxide we emit.

We need to do something about it, and we need to start thinking about a plan to make this happen.”

Musk told The Associated Press in an email that he is the most vocal person in the tech world against global warming and that he thinks it is a “real threat.”

Musk has been the subject of protests and lawsuits from environmentalists, who say he is profiting from pollution caused by his company.

A lawsuit filed in California last month alleges that Musk’s energy company, SpaceX, has been profiting off the sale of a toxic waste-management system to a Chinese company that is being used to dispose of waste.

Musk responded to the lawsuit, telling the AP that the company is “100 percent focused on our long-term vision.”

Musk also said on Friday that he believes climate change is a hoax.

“What’s really going on is a political agenda,” Musk wrote in a Facebook post.

“They’re trying to destroy everything we have, which is why they are trying to discredit everything we do.”

He said the political agenda is the cause of climate change, adding, “If they were to get their way, we would be headed for an ice age, and not just a climate apocalypse.”

Musk wrote that “climate change is mostly a political issue, driven by big oil and coal.”

He also called the Paris climate deal “a scam.”

Musk called on the world to “get serious about climate change” and said that he hopes to work with other companies to do that.