I feel like Musk is becoming an all to common story of a founder who becomes so successful and well known he feels like he can get away with saying or doing anything. Eventually he becomes so controversial he becomes the greatest threat to his companies.

Why do people blame Biden for gas prices and not the oil companies that all just posted record-breaking billions in profits this quarter?

Imagine the terror Paul Pelosi likely felt. Not funny. Not funny at all. The opposite of funny.

1. Many of you know about Shelly Miscavige, the wife of Scientology's leader David Miscavige, who has been missing for over 15 years. Well, I have got a hell of an update for you…

2. Meet Cory Palka, a 34-year vet of LAPD and a longtime captain of the Hollywood Division. Cory was in charge of the division where I filed my missing person's report into the disappearance of Shelly Miscavige. Here, Cory accepts a check from Scientology for an LAPD charity.

4. In 2013, after I left Scientology, I filed a missing person's report with the LAPD on Shelly. By the time I filed the report, it had been nearly eight years since I had seen or heard from Shelly.

5. At Tom Cruise's wedding to Katie Holmes in 2006, I was shocked when Shelly wasn't with her husband, David Miscavige. Tom's wedding was dubbed "the wedding of the century" in Scientology. It was the most critical event for top Scientologists.

6. Shelly was always with her husband. She was his shadow, not only because she was married to him but also because she was his top aide. For her not to be in attendance was not only unusual but also unimaginable.

7. When I asked where Shelly was, Tommy Davis, Tom Cruise and David Miscavige's henchman told me, "you don't have the fucking rank to ask about Shelly." I was subjected to months of cruel interrogations and reprogramming for the "high crime" of asking where Shelly was.

8. My letters to Shelley had all gone unanswered. I couldn't reach her by phone either. So when I left Scientology, my first goal was to try and find Shelly. I filed a missing person's report through a friend I knew at the LAPD.

9. Hours after I filed the missing person's report, the case was closed, and the LAPD announced to the press that they had found Shelly. This news was released first to the press, not to me, who filed the report. I learned about all of this from the media, not from the LAPD.

10. When I asked if detectives had spoken to or had seen Shelly themselves, I was told that was "classified" by the LAPD.

11. I was told to file a public record request if I wanted further information. I spent $50k in attorneys fees filing various requests. My requests for information from the LAPD were shut down. I still don't know anything about the circumstances of this investigation.

12. Scientology has always done a great job at ingratiating itself with law enforcement despite being experts in obstructing justice.

Leah Remini Not a good look, LAPD, NOT a good look

Leah Remini Wow, woman! First, I always thought you were an amazing and funny actress. I never realized you were so fierce and unrelenting. This must be so incredibly unsettling. Does Shelly have no family screaming about this? How awful.