Elon Musk joins Trump's Pennsylvania rally amid tensions

This information was relayed on Friday by the campaign staff of the Republican candidate for the President of the United States. Donald Trump is to return to the place where an assailant attempted to take his life just three months ago. The statement said the rally was meant to be a symbolic event.

Among the special guests expected to accompany the former President of the United States are Elon Musk and Corey Comperatore's family members. This Trump supporter was killed in the attack.

Musk confirmed his presence at the rally early Friday morning Eastern Time by posting an entry on the X portal. For the head of Tesla, this will be his first joint public appearance with Trump.

The billionaire, who has long supported Republicans, openly declared his support for the former president after the attack in Butler. Interestingly, despite close ties with Trump, Musk had previously endorsed his rival, Governor of Florida Ron DeSantis, during the Republican primaries.

Lately, Tesla's head has increased his financial involvement in Trump's campaign, declaring contributions of $45 million per month. The billionaire's support is surprising because Trump has repeatedly criticized electric cars and the regulations supporting their development, a key area of Musk's business.

In addition to financial support, Musk devotes considerable attention to the elections in his numerous posts on platform X. Recently, he wrote that a victory for Kamala Harris "would mean the end of democracy." In another comment, he suggested that Democrats are deliberately bringing in immigrants to gain their votes through an accelerated citizenship process.

Donald Trump announced that if he wins the election, he will assign Musk to head a special "government efficiency commission" to develop a plan for budget cuts.