Trump and Musk send MAGA world wild with powerful duet of God Bless America at Mar-a-Lago – with one glaring problem
Donald Trump and Elon Musk looked more like Simon and Garfunkel at Mar-a-Lago during a rendition of God Bless America — but fans discovered one small problem.
The duo returned to a hero’s welcome at the ‘Winter White House’ on Wednesday evening after Trump a friendly conversation with the Bidens in DC and joked that he can’t get rid of his billionaire “first buddy.”
The Conservatives were pleased to see them join opera singer Chris Macchio for a rendition of the American classic.
“STOP, I can’t physically love President Trump any more than I already do or I’ll die,” one account posted along with a crying emoji.
But as Musk waved his arms awkwardly during the performance, there were a few fans discovered a crucial error: ‘Elon doesn’t know the words’
MAGA Nation has a new anthem after Donald Trump and Elon Musk put on a show with a duet on “God Bless America” at a Mar-a-Lago party on Wednesday night
The billionaire’s first friend seemed more than happy to mimic the lyrics as they closed the classic with rave reviews on the Musk-owned social media network X.
One poster wrote: ‘This is legendary! I feel like I’m living in a movie!’
‘WE DON’T DESERVE THEM!’ claimed another.
‘They make politics FUN again!’ said another, expanding on Trump’s famous “MAGA” slogan.
The pair made a surprise appearance at the A1Policy conference at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort.
During the conference, one of the speakers asked, “Where is the right-wing George Soros?”
Musk sheepishly but excitedly raised his hand to great applause from the already standing crowd.
Trump also eventually addressed the admiring members of his resort.
The pair appeared in several videos posted to social media throughout the night, including one in which Musk quickly and awkwardly raised his hand after someone asked, “Where’s right-wing George Soros?”
The pair made a surprise appearance at the A1Policy conference at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort
“We just had a big win, maybe you read about it,” he joked. ‘Setting records with virtually every voting group, every voting class.’
‘It is the most consistent victory in the last 129 years. I just wanted to win! Is there such a thing as winning too much?’
Trump attended the House of Representatives Republican conference, delivering remarks during his visit to DC. Front and center of the gathering on Capitol Hill was the richest man in the world.
It was the last appearance for Musk, who has been hanging out at Mar-a-Lago since helping Trump return to the White House with the 2024 election.
According to one person in the room, Trump, 78, joked to Republicans in the House of Representatives: “Elon won’t be going home.”
‘I can’t get rid of him. Until I don’t like him anymore,” the president-elect reportedly said.
Musk also received a standing ovation from Republican lawmakers at the meeting after receiving a shoutout from Trump while delivering remarks.
“Elon has been so great,” Trump said, pointing to Musk who was sitting in the middle row directly in front of the stage.
Trump was warmly embraced by everyone at Mar-a-Lago in Florida on Wednesday evening
Trump supporter Elon Musk sat in the front row and received a shoutout from Trump during the House GOP conference meeting
At that moment, the billionaire turned and waved to the crowd of Republican leaders.
Several members of the GOP conference stood and applauded. Some lawmakers could also be heard cheering.
Musk has been a near-permanent force at the center of the Trump transition since the ex-president won the 2024 election with significant campaign help from the businessman.
He has been seen regularly at Trump’s Florida home since the election, after celebrating victory with campaign officials on election night.
The billionaire has been spotted at Trump’s golf course and at dinner with the president-elect.
Trump’s granddaughter even called the bombastic billionaire “uncle” in a social media post.
On Wednesday morning, he was among several Trump staffers spotted walking from the president-elect’s plane ahead of his visit to D.C. to meet with President Biden and Republican lawmakers.
Musk also received a standing ovation from Republican lawmakers at the meeting after receiving a shoutout from Trump while delivering remarks.
Musk sheepishly but excitedly raised his hand to great applause from the already standing crowd
“Elon has been so great,” Trump said, pointing to Musk who was sitting in the middle row directly in front of the stage.
At that moment, the billionaire turned and waved to the crowd of Republican leaders.
Several members of the GOP conference stood and applauded. Some lawmakers could also be heard cheering.
Musk has been a near-permanent force at the center of the Trump transition since the ex-president won the 2024 election with significant campaign help from the businessman.
He has been seen regularly at Trump’s Florida home since the election, after celebrating victory with campaign officials on election night.
The billionaire has been spotted at Trump’s golf course and at dinner with the president-elect.
Trump’s granddaughter even called the bombastic billionaire “uncle” in a social media post.
On Wednesday morning, he was among Trump staffers spotted walking off the president-elect’s plane for his visit to D.C. to meet with President Biden and Republican lawmakers.
Elon Musk arrives at the House Republican Conference meeting on Capitol Hill as Trump reaches his peak on November 13
It comes after Trump announced on Tuesday that Musk will co-lead a new Department of Government Efficiency along with Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican Party’s 2024 presidential candidate.
Trump said in his statement that it would pave the way for his administration to dismantle the “government bureaucracy” and that would be “potentially the Manhattan Project of our time.”
“We finally have a mandate to eliminate the mountain of stifling regulations that do not serve the greater good,” Musk wrote on Wednesday on X, which he also owns.
But the move has also drawn criticism because Musk’s companies have clashed with the agencies he now has to deal with directly.
The nonprofit Public Citizen called his appointment “the ultimate corruption.”
“Not only is Musk ignorant of government efficiency and regulation, his own companies regularly run afoul of the rules that he will be able to attack in his new ‘czar’ position,” said group co-chair Lisa Gilbert .
“This is the ultimate corporate corruption. “If anyone had any doubts about whether the Trump administration wants to serve the common people or the billionaires, they must be resolved now,” she continued.
During Trump’s public remarks before the meeting, he spent several minutes touting the numbers that won him his victory last Tuesday, including a breakdown of all seven battleground states.
