Kamala Harris’ campaign has the best response to Trump’s hot-mess interview with Elon Musk
Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s nearly two-hour conversation broadcast on Twitter X on Monday night, and historians are calling it “the interview no one asked for.”The chat marked Trump’s official return to X — you know, the social media site he helped turn into an alt-right cesspool, then got banned from until Musk reinstated his account. (Until now, the orange-faced Cheeto was exclusively posting on his anti-cancel culture flop app, Truth Social, though the Harris-Walz campaign’s rising popularity has him resorting to new lows.)Stay woke with our briefing while staying informed on all things LGBTQ+ entertainment, life, and more!Reporter: Donald Trump's words were extremely slurred as he phoned in from Mar-a-Lago last night pic.twitter.com/68wNAQI8acWhile the discussion on X’s Spaces reportedly peaked at more than 1 million listeners, it was plagued by technical glitches, a delayed start time, and an onslaught of GOP propaganda.
Notably, Trump slurred his words and sounded especially tired throughout the hot mess of an interview.As he told his doting Tesla-owning fanboy, he plans to end the Department of Education — a central tenet of the extremely terrifying Project 2025 — and branded Kamala Harris as a “San Francisco liberal.”Of course, the Harris campaign quickly responded with a “statement on… whatever that was.” LOL.Our statement on… whatever that was pic.twitter.com/bOZfUu8rbk“Donald Trump’s extremism and dangerous Project 2025 agenda is a feature not a glitch of his campaign, which was on full display for those unlucky enough to listen in tonight during whatever that was on X.com,” Harris’ statement read.
Furthermore, the Vice President’s campaign read Musk for filth, calling him a “self-obsessed rich [guy] who will sell out the middle class and who cannot run a livestream in the year 2024.”Get him!Fittingly, Musk’s newfound adoration for Trump contradicts an actual tweet written on the platform he owns from July 2022, in which he said the Republican nominee.
