Donald Trump and 'adopted son' Elon Musk dance to YMCA at Mar-a-Lago

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

76% : The performance came after Trump, accompanied by his billionaire First Buddy, flew to DC to chat with President Joe Biden face-to-face.
60% : After the win, Trump joined the House Republican conference meeting where he gave remarks while visiting DC .
59% : Last week, Trump watched the SpaceX Starship launch above Texas on Tuesday, accompanied by top MAGA allies and his granddaughter Kai Trump.
57% : One user couldn't help but enjoy Barron's amused face at the attempt to do his father's now iconic dance moves: 'Barron's like "Okay have we had enough of this song yet father.'Trump has made several jokes since the election about how he can't get rid of Musk, who became a major ally, fundraiser and organizer for the president's successful campaign win over Kamala Harris.
55% : Elon appeared to be having a blast with his new 'adopted family,' with social media pointing out what Trump has in the past: he never seems to leave.
55% : Musk has joined Trump on calls with world leaders and, as a member of the administration's transition team, has weighed in on staffing decisions .
49% : It comes after Trump announced Musk will co-lead a new Department of Government Efficiency along with 2024 GOP presidential primary candidate Vivek Ramaswamy.
43% : Trump said in his statement it would pave the way for his administration to dismantle 'Government Bureaucracy' and that would be 'potentially, "The Manhattan Project" of our time.'
40% : According to one person in the room Trump, 78, joked to the House Republicans 'Elon won't go home.'
27% : Trump and Musk joined opera singer Chris Macchio on -stage to perform a bizarre rendition of God Bless America during a party at Mar-a-Lago just after the election.

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