On a Saturday morning, more than 100 individuals gathered outside the Tesla dealership in Vallejo to take part in nationwide protests. The demonstrations, which included the 'Tesla Takedown' in Vallejo, were fueled by increased scrutiny of Elon Musk's involvement in federal cost-cutting measures as a senior advisor to the president. Protesters displayed American flags and held signs condemning both Elon Musk and President Trump, expressing worries about significant reductions in federal agencies affecting Social Security and Medicare for ordinary citizens. Participants voiced their concerns with strong statements, such as "You can’t give that man any more money," and expressed fears that "The richest man in the world and people are losing their jobs because of him." Organizers, like Mimosa Montag-Clark, were pleased with the attendance and planned for another protest at the Vallejo Tesla dealership on March 22. Meanwhile, Attorney General Pam Bondi pledged to take action against vandalism targeting Tesla.