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This Is What President Trump Really Thinks About Elon Musk
Per the latest reports, President Trump says he thinks Elon Musk is doing a great job, says he plans on launching an investigation while commenting on alleged kickbacks.
The president says he plans on launching an investigation into California’s high speed rail project. Trump put it this way, “[Elon] has done a great job. Look at all the fraud that he found in USAID. It’s a disaster.”
“The people that got all that money, are they kicking it back to the people that gave it from government? That’s to me is very, very corrupt.”
“The real question is how much of a kickback has there been? And one of the things I want to investigate rapidly, because I’ve never seen anything to this extent… The train that’s being built between Los Angeles & San Francisco is the worst managed project I think I’ve ever seen.”
What’s Next For Donald Trump And His Administration?
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Of course, the internet certainly does have a lot to say about the matter. Some even commented with, “It’s interesting to think where this country would have been if there wasn’t so much corruption within our government. We’d likely already be on Mars and have Canada in Mexico as a 51st and 52nd state.”
Another critic wrote, “Ah, now this is the kind of leadership America was missing—clarity, action, and an unwillingness to let corruption fester in the shadows. You see, President Trump isn’t just making noise; he’s pointing directly at the rot that’s been festering in these bloated, mismanaged projects.”
And then there was this comment as well: “Billions poured into a high-speed rail that barely exists? Classic California grift. You have bureaucrats and special interests getting rich off the taxpayer while the people get nothing but empty promises and delays.”
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