Elon Musk to support Donald Trump at rally in the city where he survied an assassination attempt

ELON MUSK WILL join Donald Trump at his rally on Saturday in Butler, the Pennsylvania city where the Republican presidential nominee survived an assassination attempt earlier this year.

“I will be there to support,” Musk wrote on his social platform X yesterday in a retweet of Trump’s own promotion of the rally.

The SpaceX and Tesla chief executive will be among special guests in attendance, Trump’s campaign confirmed today.

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The event will mark the first time that the billionaire businessman appears publicly at a campaign event for the former president since endorsing him.

The July endorsement came directly after the attempted assassination, with Musk writing on X, “I fully endorse President Trump and hope for his rapid recovery.”

Musk has supercharged his support for Trump in recent months and has become personally more invested in politics – even agreeing to lead a government efficiency commission if Trump wins re-election.

He also created a super PAC supporting the Republican nominee that has been spending heavily on get-out-the-vote efforts in the final months of the campaign.

Saturday’s rally will take place at the same property where a gunman’s bullets grazed Trump’s right ear and killed his supporter, Corey Comperatore. The shooting left multiple others injured.

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Several members of Mr Comperatore’s family, as well as other attendees and first responders from the July rally, will join Trump on Saturday, according to the campaign.

Also appearing with the former president will be his running mate, Republican Ohio senator JD Vance, his son Eric Trump, his daughter-in-law and RNC co-chair Lara Trump, and several Pennsylvania politicians and sheriffs, the campaign said.