What to anticipate from tomorrow’s interview between Donald Trump and Elon Musk
Elon Musk, the billionaire who founded X, formerly known as Twitter, and Donald Trump, the Republican former president who refuses to step away from the limelight, are set to engage in a titanic power struggle.
Trump revealed this information on Truth Social, his own echo chamber, saying that he and Elon will talk about everything and anything tomorrow night.
You can bet they’ll cover everything, including his never-ending 2024 presidential campaign, his friendship with Elon, or their shared contempt for the “Radical Left” and mainstream media.
You shouldn’t expect any punches to be thrown because they are both monarchs of their own small worlds—Trump in his MAGA realm and Elon in his nerdy utopia.
When it comes to time, can you expect chaos? Despite all the excitement, we have no idea when this circus will truly begin. Trump claims it will take place on Monday night, but little specifics are provided as usual. Is it going live? Already recorded? Will it be released like an album at midnight?
We’re left wondering if we’ll be refreshing X all night like we’re waiting for a flash sale because Elon isn’t saying much.
You may want to modify your expectations if you were hoping for a formal, sit-down discussion. Elon isn’t exactly the epitome of moderation, and Trump isn’t beyond saying whatever comes to him.
We really don’t have any guarantees, so this interview might go either way.
They will probably cover both everything and nothing. Let’s discuss some subjects. Naturally, Trump is campaigning for president once more, and he will be hard at work on his 2024 campaign.
He has a lot to say on the current state of affairs in the nation, and you can be sure he will make fun of everyone with this program, including Joe Biden and his Republican opponents.
Anticipate more of the same “Only I can fix it” rhetoric from Trump, who enjoys playing both the victim and the hero at the same time.
But Elon is engaged in a different kind of gaming. Since he determined it would be wise for business to restore his Twitter account, which Jack Dorsey had suspended, he has been getting close to Trump.
It’s no secret that following the Pennsylvania assassination attempt, Elon supported Trump. However, why? What is in it for Elon in this situation?
He’ll undoubtedly reveal some of it in the interview, but given Elon’s history, it’ll likely be veiled in a series of cryptic and spontaneous comments that will keep us in the dark.
The financial system? Yes, they will discuss that. Without a sure, Trump will tout his prior accomplishments and blame the current administration for all of today’s problems.
Whatever the topic—inflation, employment, trade—he’ll figure up a way to make it sound like a catastrophe that only he can stop. See Trump thinks he can beat inflation with Bitcoin, which the Biden administration despises.
Not to mention cryptocurrency, don’t be shocked if that comes up as well. Possibly not too deep, though. Elon recently informed us that, unless it’s a joke, he isn’t too keen to support any cryptocurrency. but never anything significant.
Although Trump used to disparage cryptocurrency, it’s now widely known that he has changed his mind about it. The former president attended the Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville and takes cryptocurrency as campaign donations.
A number of prominent figures in the field, like the Winklevoss twins and Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple, have also endorsed him.
Though, let’s be honest, Trump will likely guide foreign policy back to his standard discussion topics.
He’ll make it plain that, had he been in charge, the situation with the war in Ukraine, China, and NATO would have been different—in his opinion, better.
Thoughts on space travel or artificial intelligence (AI) are possible from Elon, who considers himself to be a global thinker, but don’t expect anything profound.
The discussion tomorrow might not alter the course of history, but it might influence the 2024 election. With his sights set on the goal, Trump finds great significance in Elon’s backing Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss with Donald Trump
By doing this, Elon Musk is positioned as a kind of kingmaker and gives conservative voters hope that the tech industry isn’t entirely against them.
But this isn’t just about Trump, either. Whether he acknowledges it or not, Elon has his own political goals.
Having been dabbling in these affairs for some time, endorsing Trump may be his ticket to a place at the political table.
He may be able to cement his position as a key figure in the GOP with this interview, or at the very least, demonstrate his ability to shape its course.
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