President Donald Trump was “bewildered” after billionaire Elon Musk awkwardly leaped on stage throughout his first look at a marketing campaign rally with the then-GOP candidate in October, creator Michael Wolff reportedly reveals in his new guide “All or Nothing: How Trump Recaptured America.”
“What the fuck is mistaken with this man?” stated Trump following the rally transfer by Musk, in accordance with an excerpt of Wolff’s guide quoted by The Daily Beast.
“And why doesn’t his shirt match?”
Musk — whose “Occupy Mars” shirt lifted as he raised his arms above his head throughout his bounce for pleasure — was roasted over the weird look at a rally marking Trump’s return to Butler, Pennsylvania, the location of an assassination try in opposition to him simply months prior.
Wolff wrote that the longer term head of the Division of Authorities Effectivity was requested if he wished to fulfill JD Vance, on the time however the billionaire expressed that he “actually” had “little interest in talking to a vp,” per The Each day Beast.
Wolff’s guide additionally claims Musk was “wandering about by himself, with solely a skinny layer of assistants or safety” on the rally, and was supplied a “bag of pretzel sticks” to fulfill his starvation.
White Home communications director Steven Cheung, in a remark to The Each day Beast, referred to Wolff as a “mendacity sack of shit” who has been “confirmed to be a fraud.”
“He routinely fabricates tales originating from his sick and warped creativeness, solely potential as a result of he has a extreme and debilitating case of Trump Derangement Syndrome that has rotted his peanut-sized mind,” Cheung stated.
Elsewhere within the guide, Wolff reportedly revealed that Trump was contemplating selecting a girl to be his working mate, together with Fox Information hosts Maria Bartiromo and Harris Faulkner.
Musk would go on to inform the president that “his assist for the ticket was contingent” on Trump choosing Vance, the creator wrote.
Try extra reporting on Wolff’s new guide at The Daily Beast and The Guardian.
