‘I didn’t know that’: Musk surprises Trump with a revelation of his approval of 2024 AD
Doge boss Elon musk Details revealed about his thought process about the approval of President Trump while sitting with Trump and anchor Fox News Sean Hannity on Tuesday night, which the President said he had not heard before.
“I intended to do it,” Musk said during an interview aired on Tuesday night when Hannity mentioned that his approval of Trump came after his life in Butler, Pennsylvania on the campaign trail.
“That was?” Said Hannity.
“It was a precipitate event,” Musk said.
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Musk Trump supported shortly after attempting to assassinate his life (AP/Gene J. Puskar/Julia Nikhinson)
“That accelerated a little?” Trump then told the male. “I didn’t know that.”
Musk replied, “He accelerated it, but I did it anyway.”
Elon Musk speaks during an event at an oval office with President Donald Trump at the White House, on Tuesday, February 11, 2025, in Washington. (Photo/Alex Brandon) (AP Pictures)
Musk announced That he “fully supports” the former President Trump after the shootings at his set of Pennsylvania in July in a move that many, including some Democrats, believe he played a significant role in Trump’s campaign.
“Not just what he approved [Trump]But the fact that he is now becoming an active participant and appears and for sets and such things, “Dem, Dem. Senator John Fetterman for the New York Times, explaining that the extremely successful director of Tesla and Spacex is an attractive figure of attractive figure for species the voter Harris needs to win.
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US President Donald Trump spoke with reporters after landing at Palm Beach Airport at West Palm Beach in Florida on February 16 (Roberto Schmidt / AFP via Getty Images)
“I mean, [Musk] He is incredibly successful and, you know, I think some people would see him as, like, Tony Stark, “said Fetterman, referring to the popular Marvel Comics character.” Democrats, you know, somehow illuminates him or make fun of him jumping up and down and things like that. And I would just say that they do it to our danger. “
IN Interview with CNNFetterman added, “Compound, they are really not meaningful, but this is, I think, that worried me.”
Chris Pandolfo contributed to Fox News Digital, contributed to this report
