Alex Gibney's four-hour documentary Musk was released in 2026, featuring Justine Musk's first public comments in years and a computer-generated Musk built from his own words and audio after he refused an interview. Gibney says Musk threatened to sue and that he has taken precautions; HBO told Gibney not to finish the film and to expand it after Musk aligned with Trump. Justine Musk describes learning gaslighting from him and says he communicates to control and dominate. Musk calls it a hit piece; Kara Swisher, who appears in the film, disputes that. Later coverage adds Gibney's claim that Musk bought Twitter on a dare, grossly overpaid, and skipped due diligence, that Errol Musk was the only person who agreed immediately…