Trump Boasts That Elon Musk And Other Tech Giants Are ‘Kissing My Ass’ After Hating Him
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“It’s amazing. It’s nicer this way,” he told graduates in a commencement speech at the University of Alabama.
President Donald Trump encouraged college graduates to “break the system” while bragging that top internet executives like billionaire Elon Musk initially “hated me in my first term, and now they’re kissing my ass.”
“If you look at some of these internet people, I know so many of them, Elon is so terrific. But I know, now all of them, you know they all hated me in my first term, and now they’re kissing my ass. It’s true. All of them. It’s true,” he said to applause before graduating students at the University of Alabama Thursday night.
“It’s amazing. It’s nicer this way,” he added.
Musk became one of Trump’s most powerful advocates and closest advisers in the White House after reportedly donating $288 million towards Trump and other Republican candidates ahead of last November’s election, which was the highest amount spent by anyone.
This follows Musk dismissing Trump as “too old” to be president back in 2022 and reportedly calling Trump “a fucking moron” behind his back while touring the White House after Trump’s first win, according to Politico.
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