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I keep getting Democrat fundraising emails for some reason, and the one I received yesterday before Donald Trump and Elon Musk spoke on X was like an excerpt from 1984. EGADS! The team with almost all of the so-called legacy media and most social media is infuriated. Elon Musk endorsed Trump and conversed with him […] The post The Harris-Walz Unhinged Fundraising Email from 1984 appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The Washington Post, among the myriad of news outlets that have not asked a single question of Vice President Kamala Harris since she was anointed the Democratic presidential nominee, criticized Elon Musk’s interview with former President Donald Trump on X, carping that Musk asked “softball questions.” According to X, the interview and the discussion that revolved around it generated nearly 1 billion views. The Post, which commonly repeats Democratic talking points, titled their piece, “Trump returns to X with technical glitches, softball questions from Musk.” Musk explained the technical glitches before the interview got going, stating, “There appears to be a massive DDOS attack on X. Working on shutting it down. Worst case, we will proceed with a smaller number of live listeners and post the conversation later.” The Post, however, framed the glitches as an “embarrassment” for Musk and Trump, opining: “It was the latest mishap for the Republican nominee as he has sought to regain his footing amid a surge in Democratic enthusiasm for his new rival, Vice President Kamala Harris. … The joint appearance was also a high-profile embarrassment for Musk’s X, which has faced numerous outages since the entrepreneur’s takeover and suffered from a server meltdown during a presidential campaign launch last year.” The Post insisted that Musk “focused on comfortable topics for Trump, such as undocumented immigration.” However, according to a February 2024 report from Gallup, immigration has become a priority issue for Americans under the Biden-Harris regime. “Significantly more Americans name immigration as the most important problem facing the U.S. (28%) than did a month ago (20%),” Gallup explained. “Immigration has now passed the government as the most often cited problem, after the two issues tied for the top position the past two months.” In April, the Center for Immigration Studies published a piece titled, “Polls Show 2024 Is Shaping Up to be An ‘Immigration’ Election.” They added, “Fox News and Harvard/Harris each just released their latest polls, and they reveal immigration is shaping up to be the main issue in the 2024 election.” The European Union sent a warning to Musk ahead of the interview, saying he should take steps to address “the amplification of harmful content,” or he could face action to “protect E.U. citizens from serious harm.” X CEO Linda Yaccarino fired back that the EU “patronizes” European citizens and was an “unprecedented attempt to stretch a law intended to apply in Europe to political activities in the US.” Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss blasted, “I am appalled by the attacks on free speech in Britain and Europe. We can’t be truly free without free speech. Good for  @elonmusk and @X for standing up to these bullies.” I am appalled by the attacks on free speech in Britain and Europe. We can't be truly free without free speech. Good for @elonmusk and @X for standing up to these bullies. — Liz Truss (@trussliz) August 13, 2024 Musk knew the legacy media would bash the interview, writing on X, “Almost all of legacy media will trash the Trump conversation, thus driving total listeners probably past 200+ million.” Almost all of legacy media will trash the Trump conversation, thus driving total listeners probably past 200+ million ? https://t.co/44Mhr2hkAu — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 13, 2024

Monday night’s X-Spaces conversation between Elon Musk and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump began with technical glitches that supporters said “broke the internet,” but following the discussion, Musk posted that views of the event and subsequent discussions by X accounts numbered around 1 billion, far surpassing any previous record. The legacy media would have people believe that the discussion was a total bust, but that stands in stark contrast to what many audience members are saying about the unscripted conversation between two of the most famous men in the world. “Listening to @elonmusk & @realDonaldTrump chat about trains just now was surprisingly fascinating. Love this @XSpaces conversation.. it’s like two mates chewing the fat about the world’s problems. People who hate them will hate it, but everyone else will learn a lot from it,” British TV host Piers Morgan said of the interview. “Long for[m] conversations like this is the way forward and should become mandatory in any political campaign,” a reaction to Morgan’s tweet said, echoing what many others were saying about Democratic nominee Kamala Harris avoiding interviews since her candidacy was announced.  WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI Trump also mentioned the Dems’ refusal to do extended interviews, saying at one point during the Spaces conversation, “By the way, you think Biden could do this interview? Do you think that Kamala could do this interview?” “No, they could not,” Musk replied. “It’s pretty sad when you think that somebody that does this for a living can’t answer a question or is afraid to do an interview,” Trump said. Ben Shapiro, Editor Emeritus at The Daily Wire, expressed similar sentiments. “Kamala simply could not do a two-hour running interview without seriously harming herself. Everyone knows it. She won’t even talk to Time magazine while they write puff pieces for their cover.” Musk also posted that he was “happy to host Kamala on an X Spaces too.”  “[T]his interview is good,” Fox News host Greg Gutfeld shared on X. “But the bigger story is that two of the most important world figures agree on the world.  Whats (sic) that tell you? The most consequential technical genius perhaps ever and the most consequential political figure are talking about stuff on equal footing, and Trump knows everything Musk is talking about concerning energy, artificial intelligence and economic development.” Gutfeld added, “[N]o politician could energetically engage on future problems like this.  Most would need a staff of ten doing packets of research for each topic and still the politician will have no idea what to think.” Actor James Woods also weighed in. “Listening to two pragmatic visionaries chat about the future of the nation devoid of Democrat Party shenanigans is so inspiring. I swear, Trump and Musk could clean up the Harris-Biden fiasco in a day,” he tweeted. Fox News contributor and radio show host Tony Katz shared another observation about Musk and Trump’s lengthy chat last night. “Most fascinating part of that conversation was the ending. Trump admitting he didn’t hire the best people at first, that he learned as he went along,” he said. “Rare admission from Trump. A touch of humility. Was good to see.”