In a Sept. 20 Facebook video, Rosemary Barton, chief political correspondent for the CBC, or Canadian Broadcasting Corpo
, chief political correspondent for the CBC, or Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, appears to be talking with X owner Elon Musk about a scheme that will enable Canadians to reap thousands of dollars while quitting their jobs.
"Canadians no longer have to work," Barton appears to say."Elon Musk presented his new project in which he has already invested more than $3 billion. No other project has ever given such opportunities. This trading app allows users to enjoy trading without any hassle. We asked Elon about this news and here are his comments about it."
The video then cuts to Musk, who appears to say:"My new project will only be available to Canadian citizens for a limited time. We have developed part of the Quantum AI software. It is a first. I have personally spent $5 billion to develop it over two years." Text in the video’s bottom portion uses an abbreviation for the Canadian dollar and says,"Every Canadian citizen who contributes 400 CAD to this project will receive a prize of 45,000 CAD in the first month."
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