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Elon Musk and Joe Rogan celebrate Trump’s victory

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On November 5, Donald Trump was elected to a second term as President of the United States. His long-term allies and political donors use social media to publicly rejoice.

Billionaire Elon Musk and podcaster Joe Rogan are only among the voices making the celebration loud.

Musk, owner of social media platform X and a staunch MAGA member, wrote to X to specific his optimism for the longer term.

Musk shared the hardships he experienced as an immigrant from South Africa, but believes the alleged difficulties he faced are minimal in comparison with Trump’s.

Joe Rogan, host of the Joe Rogan Podcast, also took to X to specific what could possibly be interpreted as admiration and excitement.

Rogan posted a video of Trump and his family on stage after the election was announced. In the background, Rogan will be heard saying the three words that served because the caption for his post: Wholeness. Leeward. Damn.

It’s no wonder Rogan is happy, as he enthusiastically supported Trump on November 4. The endorsement is available in part as a promotion for his podcast episode, with which he acknowledged “the great and mighty Elon Musk.”

The podcaster found Musk’s reasoning for supporting Trump compelling. To this end, he sat down with the billionaire for 2 and a half hours to speak about skilled matters. Rogan praised Musk and said the praise was tantamount to support for Trump.

“For the record, yes, this is an endorsement of Trump.”

Rogan’s right-wing stance in politics is well documented. During the election season, he met with then-candidate Trump to debate his campaign platform and plans for the country. The podcaster identified himself as a neutral interviewer and stated that he invited Vice President Kamala Harris.

The Harris campaign outlined conditions Rogan wouldn’t comply with an interview with. He believed his platform deserved a three-hour meeting with the candidate and was unwilling to travel to accommodate her schedule.

“For the record, the Harris campaign has not stopped publishing the podcast. They suggested a date for Tuesday, but I might need to travel there and they only wanted an hour. I strongly consider that one of the best approach to do that is in a studio in Austin. I truthfully just wish to have a pleasant conversation and get to know her as an individual. I actually hope we are able to do that,” Rogan wrote, promoting his meeting with Trump.


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