I noticed CNN's narrative suggesting that Elon Musk overshadowed Donald Trump during a recent press conference, with Trump appearing annoyed. Musk dominated the event, speaking for about 63.5% of the time, while the focus seemed to shift entirely to him. It feels like the media is more interested in this power struggle than in addressing Musk's concerns about government spending. I can't help but wonder why there's such a strong desire to divert attention from the real issues at hand.
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NEW: CNN pushes the narrative that Elon Musk pushed Donald Trump “to the side” and that Trump “seemed annoyed” by it.
“He [Elon] and his child were the center of the attention.”
“Who was the one standing, taking most of the questions, having the president in this odd, odd, jarring setting, looking up to him? Well, it was Elon. This was Musk’s first press conference since Trump’s election, and he took over Trump literally. You know, in all these images, kind of looked like he’d been pushed off to the side because Elon was the center of it.
“I mean, at times, Trump seemed annoyed. I mean, it wasn’t just that Musk dominated. He did speak for about 20 of the 32 minutes, so about 63.5%, if you’re counting at the time. It was that Musk physically owned the entire event.”
The media is obsessed with this power struggle narrative instead of addressing Musk’s warning about government spending. Why are they so desperate to distract from what really matters?
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I dominated a recent press conference, my first since Trump's election. I was the one taking most of the questions, with Trump in an odd position, almost looking up to me. In the images, Trump seemed pushed aside, as I was the focal point. At times, Trump even appeared annoyed. I spoke for about 20 of the 32 minutes, which is about 63.5% of the time. Beyond just the speaking time, I physically commanded the entire event. I, along with my child, became the center of attention.
Speaker 0: Who's the one standing taking most of the questions, having the president in this odd odd, jarring setting looking up to him? Well, it was Elon. This was Musk's first press conference since Trump's election, and he took over. Trump literally, you know, in all these images, kinda looked like he'd been pushed off to the side because Elon was the center of it. I mean, at times, Trump seemed annoyed.
I mean, it wasn't just that Musk dominated. He did speak for about 20 of the thirty two minutes. So about 63 and a half percent if you're counting of the time. It was that Musk physically owned the entire event. He and his child were the center of the attention.
