Elon Musk Joins Trump Rally for First Time

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : Trump entered the grounds to a live performance by recording artist Lee Greenwood singing one of the president's favorite songs, his 1984 hit, "God Bless The U.S.A." The adoring crowd soon broke out into a chorus of the Star Spangled Banner after a fellow rally attendee had to receive medical attention.
67% : Standing in silence for several minutes while the doctors administered aid to his supporter, Trump praised the local doctors and law enforcement for their efforts.
63% : Trump finished off the night with opera singer Christopher Macchio serenading the Butler rally with five classics, including a finale of "God Bless America."
50% : Longo is the mayor of Slippery Rock, a town just 20 miles north of Butler, and spoke in Butler before Trump arrived.
43% : This time around, that same rooftop was guarded by snipers, and Trump spoke behind bulletproof glass.
42% : Trump promised that Musk will lead the United States in reaching Mars before the end of Trump's second term.
40% : Always one to make an entrance, Musk literally jumped onto the stage behind Trump, wearing a black MAGA hat and an "Occupy Mars" shirt, and declared himself to be "Dark MAGA.
39% : "The true test of someone's character is how they behave under fire," Musk said of Trump standing up after being shot and saying, "fight, fight, fight.
28% : (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)Nearly three months after an assassin's bullet almost ended former President Donald Trump's life on live television, Trump returned to the Butler Farm Grounds site, this time accompanied by his new ally, Elon Musk.
22% : Trump was also visibly struck by emotion as he spoke of Corey Comperatore, the man who died protecting his family during the July 13 assassination attempt.
12% : Trump also acknowledged the two injured men, David Dutch and James Copenhaver, who survived the would-be assassin Matthew Thomas Crooks' shots at Trump from a nearby rooftop.

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