An analysis of the entrepreneur’s feed by the Financial Times found that Musk — whose attacks on the British prime minister and senior politicians have become more scathing over the past week — has amplified or responded to a handful of X accounts that have posted extensively about the handling of historic sex crimes in the country.

British politician Jess Phillips dismissed online criticism from Tesla CEO Elon Musk on his social network, X, in which he called Phillips a “rape genocide apologist” and said she deserved to be in prison.