The agency is overseeing more than a dozen recalls, some that Tesla resisted. It has also opened investigations that have raised doubts about Musk's claims that Tesla is close to deploying self-driving vehicles, a key expectation of shareholders and a major driver of Tesla's lofty share price. Earlier this year Tesla disclosed that the Department of Justice and the SEC have requested and subpoenaed information about "Full Self-Driving" capability, vehicle functionality, data privacy and other matters. The social media platform X is another Musk company that has drawn interest of the Biden administration. The Federal Trade Commission has probed Musk's handling of sensitive consumer data after he took control of the company in 2022, but has not brought enforcement action. The SEC has an ongoing investigation of Musk's purchase of the social media company. Many of these troubles, which Musk blames President Joe Biden and Democrats for, could go away if Trump is elected.