Trump checks out Teslas at White House as Musk's auto company stock sinks

Trump checks out Teslas at White House as Musk's auto company stock sinks

The president spoke out against EVs before Musk backed his presidency.

As Tesla's bottom line continues to slide downward, Elon Musk on Tuesday received maybe an unsurprising endorsement from a potential new owner of one of his EVs: President Donald Trump.
Musk, joined by his 4-year-old son X, delivered five Tesla models, including a Cybertruck, to the White House Tuesday afternoon, just hours after Trump, who does not currently drive, vowed to buy one to support Musk.
"I just want people to know that you can't be penalized for being a patriot," Trump told reporters during a photo op with the cars and Musk. "People should be going wild, and they love the product."

The president got into the seat of one the cars and claimed that he was going to buy one of the cars and leave it at the White House for his staff to use.
"I'm going to let people at the place use it, and they are all excited about that I'm not allowed to use it," he said.

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