In this solo video, Rob Moore discusses Elon Musk’s recent criticism of UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the Labour government, framing the UK as a "tyrannical police state" and highlighting perceived failures in leadership, tax policy, and economic management. Moore contrasts the United States—where he notes business veterans like Donald Trump and Elon Musk have influence—with the UK, where Labour leaders lack business experience. He critiques Labour’s tax decisions, arguing they unfairly target the middle class while allowing multinational corporations and billionaires to pay minimal corporate tax, and calls for higher taxes on large corporations to boost the economy. Moore references a petition with over two million signatures demanding a general election to oust Labour, and notes a trend of millionaires and entrepreneurs leaving the UK. He speculates that Musk’s comments may also serve a marketing purpose to drive users to X. The latter part of the video pivots to promoting Moore’s "Moneymaker Summit," now expanded to include AI-focused business strategies, tax reduction, and decentralization. He offers a limited free ticket for the first 15 registrants and outlines VIP upgrades, emphasizing the event’s value for entrepreneurs seeking to protect and grow wealth amid a changing economic and regulatory landscape.
Chapters
Elon Musk calling out Keir Starmer, calling out the UK Prime Minister, calling out Labour. I'll tell you what he said in a moment because actually it's pretty insane exactly what he's saying about Keir Starmer and the UK. First thing I want to ask you is, what are your thoughts on Elon becoming the head of a department of government efficiency in in the US. You know, in the US they've got Donald Trump and Elon Musk— what, 100 years of business experience running America? In the UK, they've got no years of business experience. Keir Starmer, Rachel Reeves— never run a business, not even for a day. And I think that's telling. And one of the reasons why I kind of side with Elon, I mean, he is getting more and more extreme, but I do kind of side with Elon because at least he's run global businesses that are profitable, that are scalable, that are solvent. And the UK economy is not profitable, it's not scalable, and it's insolvent. So, wow. Anyway, I just want to say thanks for joining. They banned me for a month from doing Facebook Lives. They didn't tell me why. Here I am back again. Love you guys. Thanks for following and supporting. Really appreciate you. So Starmer made loads of promises of what he wouldn't do, and he's breaking them already. I will not reduce— I will not increase council tax. It's going up. I will not tax the workers. Then he redefined what workers are. Apparently landlords aren't workers because, you know, we don't work. Apparently savers aren't workers because apparently you didn't have to work to save. So, you know, have you seen that petition, man? There's like nearly 2— there's over 2 million signatures. I mean, that's an unprecedented amount of people have signed, you know, a petition to say call a general election and get Labour out. Labour have only been in, what, not even 150 days? And they are harry-carry suiciding themselves. Now look, Conservatives messed up the country. I can't just blame Labour. But they're coming in, they're taxing the rich, they're taxing the middle class. The thresholds are staying the same and inflation are wiping the thresholds out, which means now even fairly struggling people are in these really high tax brackets. And it's gone too far, far too far. And Elon Musk has called out Keir Starmer and the UK government. He has said that the UK have become a tyrannical police state. Let me know what you think in the comments about that. Do you think the UK has become tyrannical? Um, what does he mean by a tyrannical police state? Now look, I'm going to try and be balanced here. Part of me thinks Elon's a pretty bloody good marketer. He wants to pull everyone onto X. He wants to draw all these politicians with big followings onto X. Why is he so bothered about the UK when, you know, he's based in America? I don't know if you saw, but he said, um, anyone who posts on LinkedIn is cringe. And the first thing I thought was he wants to get all the LinkedIn people onto X. So part of me is thinking Elon is smart. This is a marketing ploy. Is he just in government to try and get the valuation of X back up? Because the valuation has dropped a lot, apparently. But he's very smart and there'll be more into it than that. So I do try and be balanced. Okay, now, I think the UK is becoming a tyrannical police state. You can go to prison for something you post on social media. Now, some of the things people have posted are quite hateful, but I don't think they incite violence. And why should they go to prison when rapists and, you know, other criminals are getting set free? Apparently we don't have any space in prisons, so why are we putting people in prison for social media posts? And you know when you're getting imprisoned for what you say, you know that the freedom of speech is going, your freedom is going, and it is becoming a tyrannical state. And Elon Musk can see it. So that's what Elon Musk has just done. He's all over Keir Starmer. Keir Starmer doesn't have a chance. Anyway, let me know what you think in the comments. Are you one of the people that are supporting this petition and the general election to try and oust out Labour? Let me know what you think. Now look, I still love the UK, but I'm planning leaving. I mean, I'm not leaving yet, but I'm planning it in case. And I've got lots of things that hold me here and I love my country. But double the number of millionaires every year are leaving the UK. And every millionaire, every entrepreneur I know is either leaving or planning to leave or right on the edge. And that's not going to grow the economy. We need to bring the billionaires back. What we need to do, I think, because we need to differentiate, you know, the massive corporations that control the world you know, and the tyrannical billionaires behind them, they need to be taxed more. They need tighter regulation. They need to contribute a bit more in taxation. Look, they create, you know, billions of jobs across the world. There's 8 billion people, yeah, so just about, but maybe hundreds of millions of jobs. So that's a tick. You know, they do generate VAT and sales, and they build capital, and they create labour. So they actually do generate a lot of the economy, but they can't be going off to Ireland or some other tax haven and only paying 4% corp tax when you and I are paying 25% corp tax. So what I believe Labour need to do, just get a little bit more off the corporations and the more tyrannical controlling billionaires, just a little bit more, you know, because an extra 5% when they should be paying 25% but they're only paying 4% So let's say they paid 8 to 10% corp tax. It's still well under 25, so they should be happy. That would generate trillions in the economy immediately. Immediately. Hallelujah, praise the Lord. Instead, they're trying to tax everyone. They're trying to generate a few billion from us, which hurts us, when they could generate a trillion from these massive global corporations that are running the world. The problem is those corporations are lining the pockets of the politicians. I mean, it was proven Keir Starmer was getting bought gifts and glasses and, you know, special box tickets to football games. So anyway, get a bit more off the billionaires, not masses, let's still incentivize them to grow, and stop raiding everyone else. Like the small business owner, there's 5.5 million small business owners and that generates nearly 60% of the entire economy. And they're just raping them. It's ridiculous. Anyway, let me know what you think about the state of the UK and Elon Musk calling us a tyrannical police state. This is exactly the reason why I've completely changed and revolutionized my special flagship event called Moneymaker Summit. So Moneymaker Summit used to be about making, managing, and multiplying money and building multiple streams of recurring income, and it still is. And I've got a special offer for you to grab a ticket. However, I have radicalized about half of the event to now do a lot more content on AI because, you know, staff costs are going up and up and up and they're coming for the jobs. So a lot more on AI-related, um, business. So you can start and scale a business without staff, without overhead, without product, without stock, without loans. So you're going to learn a lot more about AI and also getting your tax bill down. So I do a long detailed section now on being decentralized, protecting your money, and getting your tax bill down. So I've had to revolutionize this event to be a bit more realistic and not just optimistic, to help you make, manage, and multiply money. So if you'd like to get a ticket from me, there are two ways to do it. Number one is if you want some help from me and some support, I'm celebrating the 7-year anniversary of my best-selling global book Money. And so for the first 15 of you from this video who register put your accurate phone number in, and then confirm with my team, I'm gonna sponsor your ticket. Won't cost you a single penny. You just have to get there, I'll pay for the whole 3 days of the event. How fair is that? So the link is robmoore.live/money. That's robmoore.live/money. Look, I've had a good 18 years, I've done a quarter of a billion in sales, I've written 19 books, I get all the recurring income from that. I've got 100 staff, I've got 345 properties, I've got a good life and I want to help and give back. And look, honestly, in my early years of building the training business, I probably was a bit more focused on profit, but now I've made a load of money and I'm seeing what's going on in the world, it's important for people like me to help and give back. So go to robmoore.live/money. I can see the numbers going down so I can see people going. robmoore.live/money. A special event called Moneymaker Summit, 6 millionaires, 1 billionaire keynote speaker, strategies and tactics to make money, yes, but protect it, save it, get the tax bill down, be free, be decentralised because the world is changing and they're coming for you. They're coming for us all in the UK. The second option is, let's say you like the front seats, you want to meet the millionaires, you can upgrade to a VIP ticket. If you miss and you're one of the first 15, don't worry, Just upgrade a small amount of money. There's big discounts on the page because of my anniversary of my book. But you could meet me personally, have your book signed by me, have a money mindset session with me, a bonus session in the morning just for the VIP ticket holders, another one with another millionaire the next day, a panel Q&A with all the millionaires sat on the stage where you can ask us anything you like, and a private dinner as well for the first 35 people, which obviously is not many. I think we've got a couple of date choices coming. That's all we've got planned. So be quick, do it now. Go to robmoore.live/money. You are your best asset. Invest in yourself wisely. You pay yourself the best return. The UK government are coming for you and you have to protect yourself. You have to be vigilant, prepared, planned. You can still make really good money as an entrepreneur in the UK. But if you're not planned, prepared, you don't have to save tax, you don't know how to use AI, then it's going to be a lot harder for you. So I'll see you at the Moneymaker Summit Live. Go to robmoore.live/money and let me know in the comments, do you think the UK is becoming a tyrannical police state like Elon Musk believes? Do you believe it's becoming a far-left socialist state like the ex-chancellor and Nigel Farage? Believed? I would love your thoughts in the comments. I still love the UK, but it's starting to piss me off. And remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.
