- by foxnews
- 12 Nov 2024
The Musk-Trump X interview: a surprisingly dull meeting of two planet-sized egos
The Musk-Trump X interview: a surprisingly dull meeting of two planet-sized egos
- by theguardian
- 14 Aug 2024
- in politics
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The Republican nominee promised to avert a third world war. If all this was sounding familiar, it was basically a rehash of stuff that Trump trots out at every campaign rally. Musk was about as much use as a wobbly lectern. When Trump comes to debate Harris next month, he will surely say it all over again.
But as the conversation rumbled interminably on, some strange topics arose. The ever transactional Trump, long a climate change denier and sceptic of green energy, is suddenly saying nice things about electric vehicles because Tesla boss Musk endorsed him.
Another stellar idea by the very stable genius who brought you injecting bleach as a cure for coronavirus.
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