Donald Trump praises Elon Musk in victory speech

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Republication candidate Donald Trump revealed on Wednesday, 6 November that Elon Musk is an important person in the United States.

DONALD TRUMP: ‘WE HAVE TO PROTECT GENIUSES’

Donald Trump who is on course to become the 47th United States President also revealed in his victory speech in Florida that Elon Musk is a star and a genius.

“He’s a character. He’s a special guy, he’s a super genius. We have to protect our geniuses. We don’t have that many of them. We have to protect our super geniuses. We have a new star. A star is born,” he said.

Mint reports that Trump also vowed to fight for Americans and thanked them people for voting for him.

“I want to thank the American people for the extraordinary honor of being elected your 47th president and your 45th president, and every citizen. I will fight for you, for your family and your future. Every single day.”

India Today also reveals that Trump has previously given conflicting accounts of how the South African-born businessman might fit into his administration and also admitted that Musk won’t be in his cabinet.

SOCIAL MEDIA THANKS ELON MUSK FOR SUPPORTING TRUMP

@TheGeneral_0: “If Elon didn’t buy Twitter, tonight may not have happened. Thank you, Elon.

@TONYxTWO: “Trump and Musk saved America!”

@BoLoudon: “God bless you, Elon Musk, for buying Twitter, saving freedom of speech, and for helping Rightful President Trump as much as you have!”

@BarryYoungNZ: “Brilliant work thanks guys for saving the World!”

@_2kjuice: “Elon Musk buying 𝕏 prevented them from cheating in this election — we have eyes everywhere. Free speech allowed this. Thank you, Elon.”

@AlexFinnX: “Never been more excited for America. Thank you Elon.”

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