In order to congratulate US President-elect Donald Trump on his significant victory, Google CEO Sundar Pichai first called him.
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, allegedly participated in a recent phone conversation between Google CEO Sundar Pichai and US President-elect Donald Trump.Elon Musk was allegedly on the line when Sundar Pichai contacted Donald Trump to congratulate him on winning the presidential election, according to a post on The Information.
On November 5, just before Election Day, Trump disclosed that he had discussed the financial sanctions the European Union had placed on the computer giant with Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple. "He (Cook) called me two or three hours ago," Trump stated in an interview with podcaster Patrick Bet-David.
The article claims that Musk overheard Pichai conversing with Trump. Musk has been characterized as being by Trump's side all the time in recent months. He is frequently spotted at the president-elect's Florida residence, and sources suggest that he doesn't leave very often.
Musk, who purchased X (previously Twitter) in 2022, has also taken part in talks with international leaders and used the platform to confidentially and publicly offer recommendations on hiring decisions. Musk has adopted the moniker "First Buddy," which is implied by his numerous meme posts that show him with Trump, in reference to his affiliation with the president.
According to federal documents, Musk gave at least $119 million to a political organization that supports Trump, according to a Reuters story. This action is a component of a larger plan to protect his businesses from oversight and obtain government backing. All of Musk's businesses, from SpaceX's rockets to Tesla's electric vehicles and Neuralink's brain chips, rely heavily on government regulation, policy, and subsidies.
On July 13, the day of Trump's assassination attempt in Pennsylvania, Musk offered his support to the candidate. He spent election night with Trump at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida and turned into a strong booster in the closing days of his campaign.
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