Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., on Tuesday released a report detailing 130 accusations against former White House adviser Elon Musk alleging that he may have used his government position to enrich himself and his companies.

The report lists "130 examples of unethical or potentially corrupt actions that benefit Musk or his companies — one for each day of Musk’s service as a Special Government Employee," according to a press release from Warren’s office.

In that time, Musk "maintained extensive financial conflicts of interest through his ownership or stake in several private and publicly traded companies: Tesla, SpaceX, X and xAI, the Boring Company, and Neuralink," the report notes in the introduction, which adds that Musk’s net worth has risen by more than $100 billion since President Donald Trump was elected.

The report adds that "Musk and individuals acting on his behalf have been involved in dozens of questionable actions that raise questions about corruption, ethics, and conflicts of interest."

Warren groups the accusations into more than a dozen separate categories, including one that lists instances in which federal agencies in the Trump administration "dropped investigations into Musk companies, declined to enforce regulations against them, or foregone penalties that appear to have been warranted."

Another category says that under Musk, the Department of Government Efficiency "guided" the Trump administration and "hamstrung the agencies overseeing Musk’s companies, gutting their staff, throwing sand in the gears of their operations, and embedding DOGE staff loyal to Musk."

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