What Did Elon Musk Say About Kamala Harris In Tucker Carlson Interview?

In a recent interview with Tucker Carlson, Elon Musk‘s comments about Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have sparked widespread attention. With tensions rising in the political landscape, Musk’s statements highlight his strong support for Trump and his concerns about a potential Democratic victory.

Here’s a closer look at Musk’s comments and their potential impact on the political discourse as Election Day nears.

Elon Musk recently made controversial comments about the 2024 U.S. presidential election. He expressed fears of imprisonment if Vice President Kamala Harris defeats former President Donald Trump.

During his interview with Tucker Carlson, Elon Musk quipped that if Trump loses, he would be “f*****” and joked about facing a prison sentence. As an outspoken Trump supporter, Musk has been critical of Harris and the Democratic Party. He claims their policies could lead to “single-party rule.”

Musk’s political involvement has intensified, including reported financial backing for Trump through a Super PAC and public endorsements. He has also criticized Harris on X, the social media platform he owns, describing her as a “puppet” of a larger political machine. (via New York Post)

Musk’s statements about the potential implications of a Democratic victory revolve around concerns that the Harris-Biden administration’s immigration policies could permanently alter voter demographics by granting citizenship to millions of migrants.

In addition to his criticism of Harris, Musk’s comments took a darker turn when he addressed assassination attempts. He called the prospect of targeting Harris or President Biden “pointless.” Musk previously posted, and later deleted, an X post suggesting that no one was trying to assassinate them because they would just be replaced by similar figures. His remarks raised concerns, and the Secret Service confirmed they were aware of his statements. (via Rolling Stone)

Musk endorses Trump because he believes another Democratic administration would erode democracy. He fears that an influx of new citizens could eliminate swing states. Citing California’s shift after the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act, Musk argues that similar policies could solidify Democratic control.

His controversial statements attract attention as the election nears, raising concerns about his influence on the political landscape.